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March 29, 2010 - Tuesday | Last Updated: July 23rd, 2010 |
This booklet was converted to HTML by Fred Walter.
A lengthy task, for which, I for one, wish to express my appreciation. It contains so many photos that it is probably easiest for you to read iton-line, but if you want to capture it, and print it off, so that you can give copies to others, (and if you don't know how to do that) then contact me and I will explain how.
Signed,
Bruce Beach, RSO (Radiological Scientific Officer)
survival@webpal.org11 Steps to SurvivalCanada Emergency Measures OrganizationDepartment of National DefenceBlueprint for Survival No. 4Make this your handbook foremergencies.Keep it in a handy place so that you and your family can refer to it quickly should any emergency threaten.Keep other emergency advice such as first aid and artificial respiration instructions, antidotes for poison, emergency telephone numbers, in the same place.IntroductionThe Canadian Government has joined other peace-minded nations in doing everything possible to reduce world tensions,to assist in the settlement of international disputes by peaceful means and to achieve disarmament with such controls as are necessary to preserve the security of all nations. However, the awesome threat of a major nuclear war involving North America remains a factor in plans for the defence of Canada.The nature and scale of a possible nuclear attack on North America, and the extent to whichCanada would be involved in such an attack, cannot be predicted with accuracy. Our major centres would be at some risk of deliberate attack, random explosions could occur, and there would be the certainty of the danger from widespread, radioactive fallout over most of the Country.Governments at all levels have made, and are continuing to make, preparations which will reduce the number of casualties,safeguard survivors and contribute to the capacity of this nation to survive and recover from such a tragedy. The purpose of this booklet is to assist individuals and families in making personal survival plans and preparations to guard themselves against the potential dangers of nuclear war.Many of the precautions which are recommended will serve a double purpose in that they will save lives inpeacetime disasters such as flood, tornado, fire, hurricane, blizzard, ice storm or earthquake. Attention has been directed to this important feature throughout the various steps.All Canadians are urged to read "11 Steps to Survival" with care to act on the advice it contains and to keep it handy for emergencies.Although protected by Crown Copyright, the contents may be reproduced in whole or inpart provided proper acknowledgment of the source is made.The Queen's Printer 
Ottawa, 1969 
Cat. No. Id 83-1/4The Eleven Steps to SurvivalGovernments and communities at all levels are planning for the survival of our Nation in the event of a nuclear war. But the survival of individuals also will depend upon the preparation that each person makes. Persons ready to take the right action beforeand following an attack will increase their chances of survival.This pamphlet describes what YOU can do before and following a nuclear attack. You can greatly increase your family's and your own protection by taking the Eleven Steps to Survival: * Step 1: Know the effects of nuclear explosions. * Step 2: Know the facts about radioactive fallout. * Step 3: Know the warning signal and have a...