Atomic Age Civil Defense Film Library DVD - Atomic Testing, Fallout Shelters, Duck & Cover, Poison Gas Warfare and More

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About Atomic Age Civil Defense Film Library DVD - Atomic

This classic collection of Civil Defense films were mostly created during the height of the cold war in the 1950's when there was a communist behind every bush and Nuclear War was going to happen at any instant. The films are both educational and entertaining as they are immersed in the knowledge and values of the 50's. You will learn how to defend yourself in the case of a gas attack (which may actually be good to know nowadays), how to hide in case The Bomb is dropped, how to deal with a nuclear fallout situation, and see how a city should be evacuated for an emergency and much more. Many of the films also have great shots of early nuclear testing explosions. Here are all the films that make up this historical collection: Duck and Cover (1951) - Sound, Black & White Run time: 9:15 The House in the Middle (1954) - Sound, Color Run time: 12:09 A Day Called X - Sound, Black & White Run time: 27:11 What to Do in a Gas Attack (1942) - Sound, Black & White Run time: 13:52 About Fallout (1963) - Sound, Color Run time: 22:25 Atomic Alert (Elementary version) (1951) - Sound, Black & White Run time: 10:13 Your Chance to Live: Earthwatch (1972) - Sound, Color Run time: 12:12 Radiological Defense (1961) - Sound, Color Run time: 26:17 Survival Under Atomic Attack (1951) - Sound, Black & White Run time: 8:45 Operation Cue (1964) - Sound, Color Run time: 14:02 About Fallout (1955) - Sound, Color Run time: 8:20 Our Cities Must Fight (1951) - Sound, Black & White Run time: 9:00 News Magazine of the Screen: Atomic Energy - Sound, Black & White Run time: 21:26 Medical Aspects of Nuclear Radiation (1950) - Sound, Color Run time: 20:14