I wrote my dissertation on nuclear war planning. This stuff has always held a fascination for me. With the passage of time, we now know more about what kind of world the leaders expected they would see when it all went down.
The British have released the 1962 Cabinet Office War Book, including the password to activate the secret bunker that would hold the key 230 politicians and bureaucrats responsible for picking up the pieces.
The code word, by the way, was "orangeade." Just in case you ever need to know.
Meanwhile, courtesy of FEMA, the NRDC, and War News Updates we have this estimate of the targets to be struck in the US in the event of nuclear war.
Thank God that didn't happen. Pray it never will.
The British have released the 1962 Cabinet Office War Book, including the password to activate the secret bunker that would hold the key 230 politicians and bureaucrats responsible for picking up the pieces.
The code word, by the way, was "orangeade." Just in case you ever need to know.
Meanwhile, courtesy of FEMA, the NRDC, and War News Updates we have this estimate of the targets to be struck in the US in the event of nuclear war.
Thank God that didn't happen. Pray it never will.
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