01 January 1961 Factual 26 mins
Film on nuclear fallout and its potential for damage in the event of an attack on the United States. Freakishly dramatic music. Picture of people going about their daily activity is occasionally colored red to illustrate contamination of radioactive fallout.
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United States 01 January 1961
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United States Office of Civil Defense and Mobilization film discussing radioactive fallout caused by nuclear vesves atomic weapons. Describes how fallout is ...
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