The Russian invasion of Ukraine, coupled with veiled threats by President Putin to use nuclear weapons against anyone who intervenes, has a lot of people worried these days – but not the baby boomers due to a series of school drills they grew up with in the 50s and 60s.
“Thankfully we are already prepared for the worst!”
Known affectionately as ‘Duck and Cover’, the protocol is designed to save children from the effects of nuclear war using common items found in the classroom. While Millennials may be worried about blast effects and ionizing radiation, that is because they do not have the benefit of the knowledge of earlier generations.
“Unlike me, youngsters these days don’t realize all you need to survive a nuclear attack is a sturdy school desk, preferably with a fold-up seat.”
Though the boomers know in principle how to fully protect themselves thanks to their invaluable Cold War knowledge, there are some practical difficulties to overcome.
“The only problem now is fitting myself under that desk! And getting my head between my knees!!!”
In case you need a refresher, the way to come through a nuclear missile strike without a scratch is HERE.
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Do watch the youtube House In the Middle! It shows that if you keep your yard free of debris, and house neat, you’ll have more time to escape (where to?) a bomb on your block.
I’m a boomer, but at our school, we ducked along the inside wall in the school hall.
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YES……I learned this in elementary school. It may save my life.
Let this boomer pass on another tip. I don’t remember this from the time, but luckily youtube has captured it.
I’ve just watched it again, and am going to vacuum up so I’ll survive the big one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hh01SdN64Y