Each month, DXtreme Software On The Web presents a slice of
Baby Boomer Civil Defense history.

How many of you out there remember good old Bert the Turtle and
those duck-and-cover exercises at school?

And how many remember those chilling CD public service announcements
and videos on early morning, black-and-white television? The kind that
gave Rice Krispies® a whole new meaning during breakfast ...

As young radio enthusiasts, did you — like us — worry
that one day you might find yourself tuning across a rather
subdued MW broadcast band ... ultimately discovering only
one station available for logging? You know the one. Yep,
that frightening government station with the funny name,
simulcasting on 640 and 1240 kHz.

For July 2010, a video produced by the U.S. Air Force for its personnel that explains the physics, testing, and safety of U.S. nuclear weapons.

Enjoy Stay Safe, Stay Strong: The Facts About Nuclear Weapons (1960).

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