A fallout shelter is designed to protect you from dangerous radioactive fallout. You can construct one inside of your home or in your backyard for less than you might think if you are willing to do it yourself.
In this video, we interview Jay Whimpey, PE who serves as the president of The American Civil Defense Association and Utah Civil Defense Volunteers. Jay shares valuable insight and recommendations for constructing your own fallout shelter.
We strongly encourage you to prepare to protect your family today. Store at least one month of food, water, sanitation, and basic comfort supplies in your home.
We strongly recommend that you purchase a hard copy of Nuclear War Survival Skills https://amzn.to/3rjVCim. There is also an updated version available https://amzn.to/3dVQvlw but it is more expensive.
You can become a member of The American Civil Defense Association at https://tacda.org/ absolutely free. I served as the editor of The Journal of Civil Defense for many years and you have free access to all of the past Journals. It is a great resource!
A radiation detector may also be a good investment.
Digital Nuclear Radiation Detector Dosimeter https://amzn.to/3SJ6FgR There are a variety of styles and prices. I don't have a recommendation for which of these is best.
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