Surviving the day after

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	nwf125a	The first test of an atomic weapon conducted near Alamagordo in the New Mexico desert.
	nwf125b	An atmospheric test of a thermonuclear weapon conducted by the Unites States at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific Ocean.
	nwf137	The sequence of a nuclear detonation.
	nwf139	Effects of a nuclear detonation.
	sd21a	Heath/Range Effects Chart for 10KT -100 MT Air Bursts.
	sd22	Blast/Range Effects Chart for 10KT -100 MT Air Bursts.
	sd23a	Blast overpressure in pounds per square inch (psi) and windspeeds in miles per hour (mph).
	bda93	The diagram shows the approximate relationship between the two primary lethal effects of nuclear weapons, blast and radiation, and in particular the wider radiation effect of the Enhanced Radiation Weapon (ERW) or "neutron bomb"
	sd61	Neutron Bomb Range Effects Chart.
	nwf141	The areas of the body in which cells are rapidly multiplying continuously are most susceptible to the effects of radiation. The diagram indicates these areas in descending order of susceptibility.
	Spectrum	The Electromagnetic Spectrum.
	Q84_01	Nuclear Bomb Effects Computer - Front side.
	Q84_02	Nuclear Bomb Effects Computer - Rear side.
	calc03	Probability of a glass fragment penetrating 1 cm of soft tissue.
	calc04	Impact at normal incidence with a hard, flat surface.
	sd26	Radioactive Isotopes in Fallout.
	sd31	Clinical Effects Arising From Whole-body doses of Gamma Radiation.
	sd62	Estimated Casualties Arising from a 10,000 Megaton Nuclear Exchange.
	dam 121	Assumed Effects of Radiation Exposures.
	mda 747	"An atomic bomb is a weapon of mass slaughter, a total death machine , compact and efficient..." as a simple graph prepared from Hiroshima statistics demonstrates.
	mda 113	Fat Man, the plutonium bomb detonated over Nagasaki, "the day before".
	ua148	Nagasaki - Thermal Radiation Effect 3.5 kilometers from Ground Zero .
	ua192	Hiroshima - 6 August 1945.
	mda 111	Unidentified corpse, Hiroshima.
	ua255	Tokyo following the bombardments and conflagrations of 10 March 1945.
	cmcd01	Chemical Material Contamination Control Guide.
	cmcd02	Chemical Material Contamination Control Guide.
	35c2 35c3 35c4 35c5 35c6	Herein are tables of chemical agents with their accompanying symbols and description of properties for each. The tables include information on toxicity, speed of toxic effect, and means of detection and identification (Mil. only). Temperatures are given for the freezing/melting point for each agent and for decomposition. The tables describe each agent persistency and explain in some detail the proper decontamination procedures for each. Individual agents are grouped according to classification, such as nerve, blister, blood, chocking, vomiting or tear.
	35-9-3	Boiling and freezing points of selected chemical agents.
	nwss62	Expedient filter to remove radioactivity from water.
	nwss155	Homemade shelter ventilation-pump (KAP -Kearney Air pump).
	nwss220	Entryway of Small-Pole Blast Shelter shielded against initial nuclear radiation.
	sd41a	Area Contamination by Chemical Agent After Intervals of Time.
	sd41b	Mustard Gas Blistering.
	sd43	Relative Toxicity of Some Chemical Agents.
	35g1a 35g1b 35g2a 35g2b 35g2c	Conversion Factors Conversion Factors Conversion Factors Conversion Factors Conversion Factors
	nef	Nuclear Weapon Effects Calculator
	nefs	Nuclear Weapons At Sea Effects Calculator
	hn	Detailed Nuclear Effects Calculations for Hiroshima and Nagasaki
	All the material used in this work was obtained from unclassified sources; some of the material is adapted from standard sources. Where other material has been adapted the figures in this work should not be taken as approved by the original source.
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