Protect and Survive (Complete Nuclear Survival British Public Information Film) (REMASTERED)

All twenty episodes of this classic, super-eerie public information film compiled in the correct order and running time, and remastered with the cleanest audio (so you can listen to that terrifying jingle even clearer now!)

List of episodes:

1 - Nuclear Explosions Explained 00:00 (1:35) Effects of atomic weapons
2 - The Warnings 01:29 (2:53) Attack, fall-out and all-clear warnings
3 - What To Do When the Warnings Sound 04:25 (2:28) “Immediate action” drill
4 - Stay at Home 06:56 (1:40) Techniques for sheltering in place
5 - Choosing a Fall-Out Room 08:38 (2:06) Choosing a safe room
6 - Refuges 10:48 (3:54) Building an “inner refuge”
7 - Materials To Use For Your Fall-out Room And Refuge (1:55) Radiation shielding materials
8 - Make Your Fall-out Room and Refuge Now (4:42) Preparing for an attack
9 - What To Put In Your Fall-out Room (3:03) Essential supplies
10 - Action After Warnings (4:13) Detailed “immediate action” drill
11 - Water and Food (2:41) Provisions for 14 days
12 - Sanitation (1:33) Makeshift toilet arrangements
13 - Fire Precautions (2:02) Expedient firefighting techniques
14 - The Importance Of Your Radio (1:20) Portable radio as a vital aid
15 - Life Under Fall-Out Conditions (2:51) Survival during an attack
16 - What To Do After An Attack (2:29) Post-attack actions
17 - Sanitation Care (2:40) Essential hygiene
18 - Water Consumption (1:28) Safeguarding and rationing water
19 - Food Consumption (1:40) Rationing food
20 - Casualties (1:27) Expedient casualty care and mortuary actions

Enjoy... or don't!

[the_boi_]

"In the event that if the attack siren is to sound, be sure you are to turn off the oven; if you do not, the cake will be burned."

[mohabexpert]

1:18 instant chills from Fallout London

[gavinreid]

As he was reading this, It suddenly dawned on Patrick Allen that the last voice some people would ever hear was his.

[miniroll]

Really appreciate knowing that fallout dust sounds like a Moog synthesizer

[johannesaylott]

It takes a lot of talent to make a 5-second jingle sound this ominous and terrifying... Good thing it's not meant to calm or reassure the people watching it or anything.

[Trainlover]

This video is in an Analog Horror playlist.

This isn’t analog horror. It’s real.

[nickatnights]

The "all clear" will sound 2100 years after the attack. When you hear the "all clear" it is now safe to go outside.

[billyb]

Fun fact: that horrifically terrifying jingle at the end of every clip was composed by the same man who wrote music for the original 1970s Doctor Who series.

If you pay attention you can hear the similarities.

[DaRyteJuan]

"When you hear the air attack warning, you and your family must head for cover at once. If any member of your family succumbs to radiation, you must put the body outside. But remember to tag the body first - for identification purposes."

[ivan]

To wake up in post-nuclear-exchange world would be more of an ordeal than dying right away and getting spared from further trauma.

[KingThrillgore]

"If you are caught in the open, lie down."

This might be the most honest advice yet.

[hotelmario]

Always love how unbelievably dystopian these are.

[edlawn]

These spots are what I remembered the most from "Threads".

[alfyryan]

there is nothing more disconcerting than seeing lower-case Helvetica from the 1970s

[chrisbayes]

"Wear rubber gloves for dirty work" - Superb line!

[rexcorvorum]

I love how they expected you to have over 100 kilos of sand packed into luggage bags stowed away for such an occasion. Crazy shit

[samolson]

If only fallout actually made noise like that, then you'd know it's there.

[Jixxor]

Despite never really having been a reasonable threat to my generation, the sound of these sirens strike absolute fear into my heart.

[jonathanmantle]

For those of you that are interested, the jingle and info video is used in Fallout London.

[dod]

Americans: take shelter in your reinforced bunker.
British: have you got stairs and some bin bags? You'll be fine. Don't forget to bring reading material.