Air raid safety guidance for home defense and shelter
A wartime public advisory stresses calm during air raids, instructing families to stay at home, shield lights, and use shelters. It covers alarm signals, avoiding panic, securing windows, preparing a refuge room with supplies, and actions for incendiaries and gas safety. It urges appointing a home air raid warden and following official alerts.
Lie Down During Air Raids Safety Guide
Directives advise lying down under a sturdy table to minimize blast effects and splinters during bombs. If incendiaries strike, douse with a spray of water before returning to refuge, then wait for all clear from the Air Raid Warden. Stay calm, keep lights out, and monitor official notices rather than rumors.
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Help Wanted for Civilian Defense Volunteer Roles
Strong, capable people are urged to join volunteer services in air raid wardens, auxiliary firemen, police, nurses aides, and medical forces. Veterans, ex-volunteers, or those with first aid certificates have immediate roles. others can join rescue squads, road work, or demolition crews. Call local Civilian Defense offices or Chambers for reporting locations.
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