Nuclear War Survival Skills Updated and Expanded 2022 Edition Regarding Ukraine Russia and the World: The Best Book on Any Nuclear Incident Ever ... New Methods and Tools As New Threat Emerge

This book is great. It's also available as PDF, free online, but who's going to print out this huge book? Just get it in paper and God forbid, if its ever needed, you'll have it. Since the governments around the world have figured out "tactical" nukes that are truly localized, this book really is an important read. God bless, and pray we never need it.

I purchased Nuclear War Survival Skills Updated and Expanded 2022 Edition for my husband, and he says it’s an excellent guide. The book is packed with practical, easy-to-understand information on surviving a nuclear event, covering everything from shelter building to food and water preparation.He appreciates how detailed and thorough it is, with clear diagrams and step-by-step instructions that make complex topics manageable. It’s not just about nuclear survival—it also offers valuable advice for general emergency preparedness, making it a useful resource for any household.If you’re looking for a well-researched, practical guide to surviving extreme situations, this book is a great investment. Highly recommend for anyone interested in preparedness!

Some of us remember the Cold War, and the free Civil Defense information that was available at that time. Regular circulars and books back then advised on how to size, and construct air filtration systems, fallout shelters, including field-expedient fallout-shelters, as well as a variety of useful survival information in a dangerous world.Back then many collected the circulars to form libraries. And local libraries also held them in stock for parties who were interested in taking responsibility for their own safety and security.This book contains those exact civil defense circulars. Almost all of those circulars that I recall reviewing decades ago are here.This book is an invaluable resource for people who would like to take self-reliant responsibility for their own safety in the event of international conflict or in the event of a handful of natural and/or manmade disasters. In my professional opinion as a 32 Year Career Soldier in the US Army, this is an invaluable resource that can help the majority of people to take prudent and responsible actions right now, that could save the lives of themselves and their children, as well as position them to help their neighbors.I would highly recommend this as a resource for most people who believe there is a possibility of Nuclear Conflict, or who are located in close proximity to a Nuclear Power Plant. Either case will present many of the same issues.This book will help you review your options, and gauge your level of preparedness to your personal situation and risk level, with many helpful tips to keep it practical and affordable.Only you know what you are worried about. Preparation is almost always the cheapest and most effective therapy. After you have addressed the largest of your risks, when you think of those frightening possibilities you can say, "I've got that", and know that it is true.And as there is a stigma to this kind of practical action, please allow me to add this it of personal experience: It is the "End of the World" for someone every single day. Usually, those were the places I was sent.And as a person with expertise in this area, you might ask why I have purchased this book. The answer is: TO SHARE IT. Whatever you do, whatever troubles may come your way, they are better faced with friends. And that is what prudence is really all about, being ready to face the world together, not just the world as we wish it was, but as it really is.

It is a good product.

For those who contemplate enduring a nuclear war, but wish to survive it, paying attention to the contents of this book will tilt the odds of doing so, greatly in your favor. Written by an actual nuclear engineer and annotated by a current scientist to make us aware of today's technology, it's as good an off-ramp from death due to atomic bomb as I've found in my nearly 82 years on Earth.

The book is a good read. It is not overly complicated and written so a 8th grader could comprehend its contents. Given what's happening in the world today. I think every household should be issued this book. Because the likelihood of one being " wiped out " in the first wave is highly unlikely unless you live smack dab next to a military target. Your more likely to perish because of radioactive fallout or people behaving badly and that my friend is NOT the way anyone wants to check out with.

A book that may truly save your family’s life. Buy it and read it.

I guess we don't really know until we know whether or not these survival books are any good but in my life I have purchased 4 of these books all are in various places where they are easily accessible but too I too I forgot where they were so I bought another oneThis seems to be the best and well written book on the subject that I have seen. It. It explains the size of the explosion and and wind direction and so much scientific stuff that anyone can understand it.It also has the old Civil War defense layouts of how to make underground shelters to better your chance of survivingPersonally I know where I'm going to go when I die so I feel pretty confident. I simply purchased these books just in case I survived.Though I wish it had more information it really is the most jam packed book on the subject I was able to find and I am very happy with my purchase. For those who can't afford to pay for it like those on welfare it is actually free for download on the Internet. And don't take advantage because this this is only for those who cannot afford it but will need it if they survive. Or we'll need it if they Want to survive and if you have the money to pay for it and don't that is being a thief thief in my opinion.Anyway I pray our father to text Carol all of us as he wills. In the meantime there's this book that I suggest every household has at least one copy of. Even those who can't afford to pay for it.