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At least someone has it figured out......

This

I remember stop drop and cover from 60 years ago, is it still valid???

I'm close enough to the silos it will be over quickly for us. I'm not sure I want to wait out the aftermath anyway.

As long as you're wearing a face diaper, you're cool.

Depends on if those silos are a threat, hopefully they have launched and no longer a first strike target

Figure the targets will still be the East coast same as it always was

It's been a while since I've known anyone connected
with that kind of stuff, from what I understood
the firecrackers we all have will flatten everything
70 miles out from ground zero. Way more juice
than the hiroshima snap caps.
That's been a few years ago when I had friends
in AF and SAC , like before grenada

DFW, Houston, SA, Abilene, El Paso/NM / Ft Bliss
toasty for sure

fine nuclear war, I don't want it, but I hope we fire every one of our nukes, we will die yes.......................just not alone. For this to stop someone needs to slipup behind him with a 9mm..........even though I prefer a 40 caliber

I hope the first USA bound warhead lands smack dab in my lap.

Who knows?
There used to be some silos in Arkansas and
Missouri. There's some old ones about 20 minutes
east of here, but they're old and obsolete and
the firecrackers are long gone

I don't know the exact nature of what it was,
a General Dynamics I think, but there used to
be a place east of here with one of the Air Force 1
planes there. They'll probably get one too

Ft. Sam?

Med center.

You're good.. As long as you have your 5th booster.

I'm sure there'll be some pleased at the thought of
when Edwards and Vandenberg gets theirs, it'll
likely finish the work that the San Andreas started
and the new west coast will be east of the Sierras
around mid Arizona

5 or 6 different bases, Lackland is the first that
comes to mind

Of course ya can. That’s how .gov comes up with it.

Imagine the complete decay of society that would occur. Not Mad Max. Not The Road. It would be far worse because of the huge numbers of people that would be running lawless.

The South would be hit by the human catastrophe. Especially if the event occurred during a cold season.

Texas already has a huge human population. Assuming distribution and power systems are disrupted:
1) people would drift south for warmth.
2) people would leave cities AND suburbs looking for food and water. Imagine Phoenix or with no water and food.
3) borders would be non existent. Ironically there may be a migration into Mexico.
4) "martial law" would be in effect at every level. I could even see interstate wars breaking out over distribution and movement restrictions.

One good thing is that the Internet would be down.