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Welcome to the Casual preppers podcast. Here are your hosts, Cam and Kobe.

This is basic civil defense information from the Department of Defense Office Office of Civil Defense, Washington.

If the United States should be attacked with nuclear weapons,

it's almost certain that our networks of warning stations

would detect incoming bombers or missiles in time for you to reach shelter or at least take cover.

You may receive warning of an attack by radio, television, or through the outdoor warning system in your community.

It's important that you learn to recognize the attack warning signal

and not confuse it with any other.

In most places, the standard attack warning signal is a three to five minute

wavering sound or a series of short blasts on whistles, horns, or other

devices. Either of these signals means that an actual enemy attack has been detected and you should

take protective action immediately.

Find out from your local civil defense office the attack warning system that will be used

in your community.

Cameron, welcome.

What are we talking about today, man?

We're talking about civil defense. We are and bombs. Yeah. And plans. Oh man.

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