I know these things from my time in the military. But this will literally be a life saver for many that haven't already been educated on this subject. Keep up the good work.
@@donnagagne3813 everyone in the military colonel and above and most special forces know there are no nukes like claimed dropped on Japan. Japan was carpet bombing. Research it no one left the cities and Japan has one of the lowest cancer rates or birth defects in the WORLD. Army admitted that he radiation dropped on day 10 to non hazardous level which coincided with 🧨 TNT aka nitrogen. Japan botanical gardens had big blooms on more than ever cherry crop.
@@Robnord1 you people really believe nukes exist and never ever used by Pakistan, Ukraine or any rouge country? And the nukes magically disappear from inventory with photos or evidence of existence except companies paid to store and destroy the bombs/ evidence???????🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 greatest con ever
I collected a bunch of mechanic's coveralls that were 'worn out'. The uniform rental company that supplied our mechanics' shop with them sold them to me for $1 each, once they got too stained or developed holes. I don't care about stains, and patching most of those holes is easy to do. Wearing coveralls home over your regular clothes will help to maintain a 'gray man' approach, and easily stripped off and left outside if subjected to contamination. I've never seen any with a hood, so carry a hoodie, gaiter and safety goggles to top off the protection. Easy to keep in your bugout, or get home bag along with some oversize rubber bands to clamp down the ankles and wrists.
@ByEveryWordOfGod no working everyday putting up things to get by in a crisis, moving forward , didn't say i was 💩 my pants and scared just had a feeling in the pit of my stomach
This is VERY HELPFUL and the kind of information our own government SHOULD BE putting out there for us. Thank you SO MUCH for what you are doing. I was thinking that putting some of those goggles and masks in the car would be good in case I am stuck trying to get into a building from traffic.
Exactly! It makes me angry that our government puts us in a bad situation and then doesn’t bother to educate the public. I’ve been trying to inform family and friends what they can do to protect themselves.
I hope all you viewers are thankful for Dave and this channel for the information you receive here. He is doing more of a public service than our government is.
Much appreciated. I live 10 klicks from a military base with runways, so in case of nuclear war a ground burst of about 500 kilotons is likely. A lot of fallout.
Thank you sir. You are a blessing. I have taken pandemic supplies and made hazmat bag for protection. Bodysuit, head covering, mask and safety glasses. My family will laugh and roll their eyes. However I will have done what I can.
Thank you much , it helps so much to lessen anxiety, because "of fear of the unknown" . No one else is helping us prepare like your views! Thank you God Bless & Protect you and your family!🇺🇸🦅❤️‼️
I’ve got several military nbc suits new in the bag also gas masks with nbc filters not enough for my whole family but if there with me at the cabin in the mountains I’ve got several tyvek suits too maybe we will make it I’m trying to build an underground space 10x12 or so it will be small for 12 of us but we would make it I’ve made a charcoal and cotton air filter working on a vent system now SP
Get whatever you can. Even if it's a 1$ n95 mask. It'll make huge difference. My current setup is 3m 6200 with 2091 filters. Nothing fancy. Not the best. But it is what I can afford. It will make a great difference.
@@LittleUrbanPrepper They are about the same cost as the pancake 2091. Not the huge ones, the purple and grays ones that are just a particulate filter like the 2091s. I can’t afford a gas mask so I went with the 7500s and 6500 QL series and got cartridges.
Good to know that my old Navy ROTC education didn't change for NBC events. Interestingly, when I got cartridges for my respirator many years ago, I was actually looking up the substances they would protect my lungs from. Yea, I made sure they covered pretty much everything, but were limited in the isotope and radiological department, but still effective to a point.
It looks like the older NBC filters covered about everything except many industrial threats that take special filters or a stack of three different ones threaded together to cover most threats.
Wow! I am so grateful right now to God first and second to you! I think this is one of the most important videos anyone can see. I praise GOD ALMIGHTY with all my heart!! I already got all what you show for all of us in my house. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗💪💪💪💪🙏
I have had Tyvek suits, N100 masks, and a full face respirator for me and my kids since 2020. I even bought extra gloves and dust masks and a pathogen suit back in 2019. It’s hard to find those suits anymore so I just started buying before the price went through the roof when the whole CV thing kicked off.
I was a welder by trade..In order for your mask to work properly you have to be fit tested to find out which size of respirator fits you..1 size does not fit all..Also to have a perfect seal you have to be clean shaven..So all you with beards won't work.
Dave, you do a great job sharing information that you have learned. You have given everyone the basics to keeping safe. The rest is going to be up to each of us. WE are all in different situations. We all need to think ahead to the next step and then plan accordingly.
All good to know and must have items the tyvek suit and goggles will be handy to get to the garage for fuel for portable kerosene heaters and to the shed where I keep my generator if need be ,thanks for sharing 👍😷
We just picked two 3M Painters Respirator masks from Home Depot this morning while everyone is distracted with "other things". . $44.00 before military discount. . . We have our old Gas masks from the Army (Desert Shield) up (somewhere) in the attic, in the duffel bags. . Thank you for keeping us informed.
The right type of cartridge for filtration of the contaminant is key. I have done qualitative and quantitative fit testing for decades. Be sure what you buy has a prefilter over the cartridges. I would choose acid gas/ organic vapor cartridges.
Great job Dave! You mentioned it but I think it needs to be stressed for those untrained persons.....that the coverall/poncho is to be considered a throw away item to be discarded outside your shelters habitable spaces......not for reuse.....you should have several of these coverings for each person and consider them used up once they have been exposed to the outside elements. They are contaminated once used so don't put them back on to go outside.....only use a new uncontaminated one. Likewise, filter cartridges will build up radioactive dust "hot spots" on the outside surfaces as you breath, so leave them outside your sheltered area in a plastic bag....use a new filter as much as possible.
Double glove your hands. You CAN use the regular gloves everyone was using (nitrile or latex). 1st set of gloves goes underneath everything. Get dressed up. Put 2nd set on top of sleeves completely closing off access.
I wonder is I made a mistake living two miles from Dobbins Air Force Base here in Marietta, GA. I gotta keep praying on my situation. Other than that my Army skills kicked in three years ago. I would go home to Michigan but my family lives three miles from a Nuclear Plant. Decisions Decisions Decisions. Other than that I am stocked up.
I have the respirator and safety goggles for fiberglass insulation. I will have to tape the vent holes closed on the goggles and wear my tyvek suit with hood.. and donforget gloves and bootties for your shoes/boots. I lost a great pair of boots due to radiation years ago..they were brand new.
There's so much to learn. I think it would be helpful if we have additional detailed instructions on what to do with our home/windows/car/yard/immediate environment (etc) before/during/after fallouts. Is it contagious and can be passed onto the next person? Thank you for your much helpful tips.
Heavy fallout will block a vehicles air filter , remove it, the engine should cope with the dust for a good while. Duct tape is your friend, a gazzilion uses for sealing up loose clothing, outside vents, around doors and windows etc. Do not use any indoor propane or kero heaters, they breathe out what you must not breathe in !
Thanks Dave! Great ideas! Several years ago I bought full masks for each of us and then learned that the filters are limited time, can't remember how long, but thought I would have to buy back up replacements and just didn't move forward with spending $$ on that as I wasn't sure at that point how many would be a good idea to have.... and at that time wondered if they'd ever get used!
You will never be able to protect from the dust in your lifetime. If this happens, live the best you can. You will be affected and there is no escaping it, ever. It lasts for centuries, not a few days, weeks or months.
Thank you Dave for sharing your knowledge...praying for our country so many have loved and died for...praying for the innocent people around the world that get caught in the crossfire of dirty politics...may God have mercy on us all
I used to work for a bus company that was part of the evacuation plan for if there was a problem at the Nuclear plant. Not long before I left the company and moved out of the area we had a meeting going over what was involved. They had these things that were clipped to your person to monitor radiation exposure. Of course, they only issued them in the event we were called into service.
Excellent videos! Your knowledge is powerful and your willingness to help your neighbors (youtube) is so caring. You might literally save people’s lives; I’m sure God is so pleased and proud of you. Thank you and God bless you and your family. Keep up the positivity! 🙏🏻❤️😃
Hey Dave, Question that you may or may not know the answer to, I know studies have been done to find out that 12" of concrete is needed for good protection. But, has anyone ever figured out how many layers of drywall are needed for fallout protection? If someone made a "fallout room" with 12" of solid sheetrock on all sides would that have a major impact on reducing the radiation? As a contractor, I always have an abundance of building materials lying around. Even though I cannot throw up a fall out shelter with 12" concrete walls I put 12" of drywall, tile, hardie board, etc together pretty quick. What are your thoughts? Side note- I have been a long time subscriber and your videos got me into prepping 10-12 years ago. I always love your content and I cannot thank you enough for your efforts on all fronts. Godspeed my friend John
Does anyone remember the dcon stations during mopp exercises in the military? There were like little stages of tents setup with tarps and buckets we would scrub our clothes and boots before going into a clean area
Great videos brother. I haven't been able to sleep cause I'm trying to figure this out to prepare for myself and my family my kids and tell my mom what to do they all think I'm crazy
I work in a chemical plant, we have a ton of tyvek suits here along with shoe covers. Not to mention gas masks and escape pack respirators. So i got a suit each for my family i myself have a british MK4 NBC suit. We all have gas masks with 1 particle filter and 2 NBC filters. I also got the NBC gloves with liners. Have yet to get rubber over boots. Should get some NBC compatible canteens as well.
Great advice again Dave, and always thinking of the little people! the whole community are with and are listening to you for the good advice you are providing in these very dark times, i have a full NBC kit, and know how to use it, but as Dave says, anything you got is a bonus and will keep you out of harms ways , the best, absolute best advice you can take, is do not go outside!! bunker down and sit tight until the major devastation is over, the amount of fallout will depend on how many missiles were dropped in your vicinity during initial strike, one thing from NBC training and my experience in this, i've learned, you have a very short time to get yourself covered up, we have a saying in the British army, Be on Time, Mask in 9. Thanks Dave, really appreciate you spending your time with us all to ease our minds and assist us all, God Bless us all....
@@dudewhathappenedtomycountr9099 Hi there! i'll be honest about this, if you survive the initial strike,(which you have approx" 10 minutes or less to find cover, you must be indoors before the fallout, once you are in doors, safe place, you will need to stay indoors for a minimum of 1-2 weeks until there is no more fallout falling, you will still need to protect yourself with mask, suitable clothing etc, if you do wonder out after that 1-2 weeks, but this all depends on the detonation, what kind of bomb used, and how many, also how close or far you are from the mediate blast area. I have written a simple SHTF guide which gives real advise on many issues surrounding SHTF, foods, methods and medical and also includes some useful information on NBC, My guide is designed for the average person who live on budgets, so giving practical guidance and not breaking the bank! i would love to share this, it's not completely finished, but there's enough advice in there to get you going and help. With Dave's permission of course, it will help in many ways, So i'll need to check with Dave. if you have any other concerns, i'll do my best to reassure and keep you ahead of the game.
I just went & bought stuff to make a faraday cage & plastic/ductape to cover my windows "just in case". Im going to go to home depot soon to see what they have available. I feel like people are distracted at the moment & have not made the runs on the stores yet. I would rather be 6 months too early then 5 minutes too late!
Thank goodness I used to be an automotive painter, and am currently working on a restoration vehicle myself. I already have the 3M respirators with filters for dust and fume particles. 3M goggles for said applications as well. Multiple Tyvek suits (some of the suits have a hoodie that can be tightened up to help seal as well). Always have Nitrile disposible 7mm gloves as well (thick). The key with the Tyvek suit is to tape everything together around the gloves and shoes/boots you are wearing. Just shake off what dust is on you best you can before entering your de-contamination area. Be very careful to take everything off backwards as best you can and have a Lg garbage can ready with a contractor bag in it to put the used PPE in, seal it up asap, then throw it out side. Then if you can take a cold shower, rinse first. Cold water is better than a hot one as your pores don't open up as much like when taking a hot shower. You may look like Marty from Back To The Future, but it saves you! LOL
@President Joe Shmoe Yes I'm on a well and can power it when the lights go out. I had it wired that way right after we moved in. You can also have a gravity shower in the de-contamination area like the ones used for camping. That's just another plus not being in a highly dependant area full of idiots!
Thank you for the invaluable(?) information. Thank you in advance for doing all of these nuclear videos. I didn’t know any of these things. I am sure I am in good company. Thank you again.
I'm next to Patrick AFB, on the east coast central Florida. A barrier island. Saw a B52 stratofortress take off last week. Today there's a lot of Uh 60s, little birds flying.. I'm totally screwed.
I have the MIRA CBRN mask and filters. I also have N95 masks as well. I do plan on getting a rain suit and swimming googles though to keep radiation dust off me in the event I find myself outside after a nuclear bomb goes down and fallout is falling down around me. Thanks for the video, southernprepper1.
I know these things from my time in the military. But this will literally be a life saver for many that haven't already been educated on this subject. Keep up the good work.
Greenwolf; what about my dog? Can you help me?
@@donnagagne3813 Just search 'respirator for dogs'. I just ordered one with replaceable filters on eBay for our large Poodle.
@@donnagagne3813 everyone in the military colonel and above and most special forces know there are no nukes like claimed dropped on Japan. Japan was carpet bombing. Research it no one left the cities and Japan has one of the lowest cancer rates or birth defects in the WORLD.
Army admitted that he radiation dropped on day 10 to non hazardous level which coincided with 🧨 TNT aka nitrogen.
Japan botanical gardens had big blooms on more than ever cherry crop.
@@Robnord1 you people really believe nukes exist and never ever used by Pakistan, Ukraine or any rouge country?
And the nukes magically disappear from inventory with photos or evidence of existence except companies paid to store and destroy the bombs/ evidence???????🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 greatest con ever
God’s sake. You all believe vaccines are a must for protection too
Large size plastic trash bags can be used as disposable fallout protection coverings if you don’t have tyvek painters suits
I collected a bunch of mechanic's coveralls that were 'worn out'. The uniform rental company that supplied our mechanics' shop with them sold them to me for $1 each, once they got too stained or developed holes.
I don't care about stains, and patching most of those holes is easy to do. Wearing coveralls home over your regular clothes will help to maintain a 'gray man' approach, and easily stripped off and left outside if subjected to contamination. I've never seen any with a hood, so carry a hoodie, gaiter and safety goggles to top off the protection. Easy to keep in your bugout, or get home bag along with some oversize rubber bands to clamp down the ankles and wrists.
It feels like when i was a kid and introduced to the nuclear threat , got that feeling in the pit of my stomach, but life moves on
Are you currently hiding under a desk?
@ByEveryWordOfGod no working everyday putting up things to get by in a crisis, moving forward , didn't say i was 💩 my pants and scared just had a feeling in the pit of my stomach
Dave, God bless you and family for all your advise to the public! God is using you, I appreciate all the information you have given us. Thank you!!
I am watching this for the 1st time 27March2023, I know this is over 1 year old but a refresher is good! TY
This is VERY HELPFUL and the kind of information our own government SHOULD BE putting out there for us. Thank you SO MUCH for what you are doing. I was thinking that putting some of those goggles and masks in the car would be good in case I am stuck trying to get into a building from traffic.
Exactly! It makes me angry that our government puts us in a bad situation and then doesn’t bother to educate the public. I’ve been trying to inform family and friends what they can do to protect themselves.
I hope all you viewers are thankful for Dave and this channel for the information you receive here. He is doing more of a public service than our government is.
Our government does not seem to care!
Dave thank you for remembering everyone from no money to having money God bless you and your family keep us safe
Dave, you have a heart of gold dear brother. I share with friends and family, but they've basically told me to stop ..so I am.
Ostriches til the end.
@@SwedishMeatball972 100%
Much appreciated. I live 10 klicks from a military base with runways, so in case of nuclear war a ground burst of about 500 kilotons is likely. A lot of fallout.
Hide under the table and you will be fine 🤣🤣
Time to get into the fridge
Thank you sir. You are a blessing. I have taken pandemic supplies and made hazmat bag for protection. Bodysuit, head covering, mask and safety glasses. My family will laugh and roll their eyes. However I will have done what I can.
Thank you for your time, we really appreciate what you are doing
Crazy. I was literally just wondering about this topic and i literally get a notification for this video a few seconds later.
I learned this many years ago but definitely needed this refresher! I'm old enough to remember duck and cover in school! Thanks Dave 👍👍
Thank you much , it helps so much to lessen anxiety, because "of fear of the unknown" . No one else is helping us prepare like your views! Thank you God Bless & Protect you and your family!🇺🇸🦅❤️‼️
I’ve got several military nbc suits new in the bag also gas masks with nbc filters not enough for my whole family but if there with me at the cabin in the mountains I’ve got several tyvek suits too maybe we will make it I’m trying to build an underground space 10x12 or so it will be small for 12 of us but we would make it I’ve made a charcoal and cotton air filter working on a vent system now SP
Get whatever you can. Even if it's a 1$ n95 mask. It'll make huge difference. My current setup is 3m 6200 with 2091 filters. Nothing fancy. Not the best. But it is what I can afford. It will make a great difference.
The 7093 cartridges I think would be best. You could wipe them down after use with a sanitizing wipe.
Ofcourse they are better. But pricy too.
@@LittleUrbanPrepper They are about the same cost as the pancake 2091. Not the huge ones, the purple and grays ones that are just a particulate filter like the 2091s. I can’t afford a gas mask so I went with the 7500s and 6500 QL series and got cartridges.
Good to know that my old Navy ROTC education didn't change for NBC events.
Interestingly, when I got cartridges for my respirator many years ago, I was actually looking up the substances they would protect my lungs from.
Yea, I made sure they covered pretty much everything, but were limited in the isotope and radiological department, but still effective to a point.
It looks like the older NBC filters covered about everything except many industrial threats that take special filters or a stack of three different ones threaded together to cover most threats.
Thank you!!! You have no idea how much you’ve not only opened my eyes, but also helped to get me (an average citizen) prepared.
thank you you might be a live saver for those watching this video
Thanks Dave huge help! Glad we got you!
You are so cool in so many ways! Thank you for everything you, and your family do!
Thank you Dave! Please keep the information coming.
Thank you for these lessons. My late Dad used to always talk about these nuclear topics. 🙏
Always good to do a refresher! Spent many years in EOD and have much of what you have shown!😁
I just picked up some painting masks from the dollar tree and goggles along with rolls of plastic for my windows thank u for these videos
Thanks again. A gentle 'reminder', to us preppers, is always appreciated.
Just bought 3 Polish military surplus mask for $29 each. This is a great to the point video.
Thank you !
Talking about this gives me chills but informative, thank you
You are 100% correct on every piece of info you are giving,thank you for putting all these vids together for people
This makes me feel more at ease, sir. Thank you!
THANKS DAVE...I pray that we never have to use this info...but it is LIFE SAVING INFO !
Wow! I am so grateful right now to God first and second to you! I think this is one of the most important videos anyone can see. I praise GOD ALMIGHTY with all my heart!! I already got all what you show for all of us in my house. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗💪💪💪💪🙏
Really really, thanks for these all good and cost effective tips.
I have had Tyvek suits, N100 masks, and a full face respirator for me and my kids since 2020. I even bought extra gloves and dust masks and a pathogen suit back in 2019. It’s hard to find those suits anymore so I just started buying before the price went through the roof when the whole CV thing kicked off.
Uline, Zoro, & Amazon all have Tyvek suits in stock. You can still get them
@Guy Tech
I just go to my local DIY or paint store and I can get them there.
I was a welder by trade..In order for your mask to work properly you have to be fit tested to find out which size of respirator fits you..1 size does not fit all..Also to have a perfect seal you have to be clean shaven..So all you with beards won't work.
This is bad the lungs are already being attacked..Thank you and God Bless you❤️
Thanks for the links. Amazon search shows very expensive ones. Your links are the best ones.
Thank You for the life-saving 411!
Dave, you do a great job sharing information that you have learned. You have given everyone the basics to keeping safe. The rest is going to be up to each of us. WE are all in different situations. We all need to think ahead to the next step and then plan accordingly.
thank, you Dave for you're video.🙏
All good to know and must have items the tyvek suit and goggles will be handy to get to the garage for fuel for portable kerosene heaters and to the shed where I keep my generator if need be ,thanks for sharing 👍😷
Scary subject... but IMPORTANT. Thank you and pray to God we never need it🙏🙏✝️
Thanks Dave for taking the time to do this. It shows you really care!
I cannot thank you enough for sharing your knowledge and advice with us. Thank you so very much.
We just picked two 3M Painters Respirator masks from Home Depot this morning while everyone is distracted with "other things".
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$44.00 before military discount.
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We have our old Gas masks from the Army (Desert Shield) up (somewhere) in the attic, in the duffel bags.
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Thank you for keeping us informed.
Thank You Dave and God Bless🙏🏾❤️
Thanks so much for doing these videos. You're potentially saving countless lives with this information.
The right type of cartridge for filtration of the contaminant is key. I have done qualitative and quantitative fit testing for decades. Be sure what you buy has a prefilter over the cartridges. I would choose acid gas/ organic vapor cartridges.
Great job Dave! You mentioned it but I think it needs to be stressed for those untrained persons.....that the coverall/poncho is to be considered a throw away item to be discarded outside your shelters habitable spaces......not for reuse.....you should have several of these coverings for each person and consider them used up once they have been exposed to the outside elements. They are contaminated once used so don't put them back on to go outside.....only use a new uncontaminated one. Likewise, filter cartridges will build up radioactive dust "hot spots" on the outside surfaces as you breath, so leave them outside your sheltered area in a plastic bag....use a new filter as much as possible.
Double glove your hands. You CAN use the regular gloves everyone was using (nitrile or latex). 1st set of gloves goes underneath everything. Get dressed up. Put 2nd set on top of sleeves completely closing off access.
I wonder is I made a mistake living two miles from Dobbins Air Force Base here in Marietta, GA. I gotta keep praying on my situation. Other than that my Army skills kicked in three years ago. I would go home to Michigan but my family lives three miles from a Nuclear Plant. Decisions Decisions Decisions. Other than that I am stocked up.
I have the respirator and safety goggles for fiberglass insulation. I will have to tape the vent holes closed on the goggles and wear my tyvek suit with hood.. and donforget gloves and bootties for your shoes/boots. I lost a great pair of boots due to radiation years ago..they were brand new.
I shared with my friends and family. Thanks, SP1
Dave can you please do a video on gigercouner? which ones would be good, what to look for, etc. Thanks in advance
There's so much to learn. I think it would be helpful if we have additional detailed instructions on what to do with our home/windows/car/yard/immediate environment (etc) before/during/after fallouts. Is it contagious and can be passed onto the next person? Thank you for your much helpful tips.
I can't thank you enough for all you're teaching us Dave. You are Blessed with the knowledge, and we are Blessed that you share. Take good care
Thank you. I’m grateful for your information. God Bless.
Heavy fallout will block a vehicles air filter , remove it, the engine should cope with the dust for a good while. Duct tape is your friend, a gazzilion uses for sealing up loose clothing, outside vents, around doors and windows etc. Do not use any indoor propane or kero heaters, they breathe out what you must not breathe in !
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Thank you for this info, it answers my main question about having to move the family in an emergency situation during fallout. God bless! Stay safe!
Thanks Dave! Great ideas! Several years ago I bought full masks for each of us and then learned that the filters are limited time, can't remember how long, but thought I would have to buy back up replacements and just didn't move forward with spending $$ on that as I wasn't sure at that point how many would be a good idea to have.... and at that time wondered if they'd ever get used!
"Nuclear War Survival Skills" is a great book to read. It is available in PDF format as well as can be purchased outright.
Bingo. By Cresson/Kearny, 1979.
We're on the same page B!
Oh Dave don't get overwhelmed with doing this, I can tell your getting stressed
You can’t tell $hit
Great info Dave, Thankyou for all vids you make to help everyone.
If you survive How long should you stay sheltered to protect from the dust...after the initial blast.
Just stay in for a month ,just to be on safe side
You will never be able to protect from the dust in your lifetime. If this happens, live the best you can. You will be affected and there is no escaping it, ever. It lasts for centuries, not a few days, weeks or months.
@@dlbet4110 very very wrong. Do your best. There is a difference between dying within a week and dying 20 years later from cancer.
Thank you Dave for sharing your knowledge...praying for our country so many have loved and died for...praying for the innocent people around the world that get caught in the crossfire of dirty politics...may God have mercy on us all
I used to work for a bus company that was part of the evacuation plan for if there was a problem at the Nuclear plant. Not long before I left the company and moved out of the area we had a meeting going over what was involved. They had these things that were clipped to your person to monitor radiation exposure. Of course, they only issued them in the event we were called into service.
Thank you so much Dave. Incredible information that’s been mostly unknown to many of us. God Bless you and your family
I had stuff on hand that I had no idea would protect me so thank u 🙏
Excellent videos! Your knowledge is powerful and your willingness to help your neighbors (youtube) is so caring. You might literally save people’s lives; I’m sure God is so pleased and proud of you. Thank you and God bless you and your family. Keep up the positivity! 🙏🏻❤️😃
Thank you so very much . ❤
Hey Dave, Question that you may or may not know the answer to, I know studies have been done to find out that 12" of concrete is needed for good protection. But, has anyone ever figured out how many layers of drywall are needed for fallout protection? If someone made a "fallout room" with 12" of solid sheetrock on all sides would that have a major impact on reducing the radiation?
As a contractor, I always have an abundance of building materials lying around. Even though I cannot throw up a fall out shelter with 12" concrete walls I put 12" of drywall, tile, hardie board, etc together pretty quick. What are your thoughts?
Side note- I have been a long time subscriber and your videos got me into prepping 10-12 years ago. I always love your content and I cannot thank you enough for your efforts on all fronts.
Godspeed my friend
John
Thank you for the information.
Thank you for this video Southernprepper1. God Bless us all. 🙏🏻😊
Thank you for the great info
Does anyone remember the dcon stations during mopp exercises in the military? There were like little stages of tents setup with tarps and buckets we would scrub our clothes and boots before going into a clean area
Great videos brother. I haven't been able to sleep cause I'm trying to figure this out to prepare for myself and my family my kids and tell my mom what to do they all think I'm crazy
I work in a chemical plant, we have a ton of tyvek suits here along with shoe covers. Not to mention gas masks and escape pack respirators. So i got a suit each for my family i myself have a british MK4 NBC suit. We all have gas masks with 1 particle filter and 2 NBC filters. I also got the NBC gloves with liners. Have yet to get rubber over boots. Should get some NBC compatible canteens as well.
Thank You For the Video. Great Info
Great advice again Dave, and always thinking of the little people! the whole community are with and are listening to you for the good advice you are providing in these very dark times, i have a full NBC kit, and know how to use it, but as Dave says, anything you got is a bonus and will keep you out of harms ways , the best, absolute best advice you can take, is do not go outside!! bunker down and sit tight until the major devastation is over, the amount of fallout will depend on how many missiles were dropped in your vicinity during initial strike, one thing from NBC training and my experience in this, i've learned, you have a very short time to get yourself covered up, we have a saying in the British army, Be on Time, Mask in 9.
Thanks Dave, really appreciate you spending your time with us all to ease our minds and assist us all, God Bless us all....
How long do we need to stay covered? How long (after ditching our clothes and going inside) do we have to stay inside?
@@dudewhathappenedtomycountr9099 Hi there! i'll be honest about this, if you survive the initial strike,(which you have approx" 10 minutes or less to find cover, you must be indoors before the fallout, once you are in doors, safe place, you will need to stay indoors for a minimum of 1-2 weeks until there is no more fallout falling, you will still need to protect yourself with mask, suitable clothing etc, if you do wonder out after that 1-2 weeks, but this all depends on the detonation, what kind of bomb used, and how many, also how close or far you are from the mediate blast area.
I have written a simple SHTF guide which gives real advise on many issues surrounding SHTF, foods, methods and medical and also includes some useful information on NBC,
My guide is designed for the average person who live on budgets, so giving practical guidance and not breaking the bank! i would love to share this, it's not completely finished, but there's enough advice in there to get you going and help.
With Dave's permission of course, it will help in many ways, So i'll need to check with Dave.
if you have any other concerns, i'll do my best to reassure and keep you ahead of the game.
Colidal gold and platinum is a great protector aswell.
Blessings,! Thank you God Bless you and yours!!
Thank you for this video.
Hey Dave, so do would you leave your mask on in the house?
I just went & bought stuff to make a faraday cage & plastic/ductape to cover my windows "just in case". Im going to go to home depot soon to see what they have available. I feel like people are distracted at the moment & have not made the runs on the stores yet. I would rather be 6 months too early then 5 minutes too late!
The military surplus NCBI masks with 40mm canister connections are pretty good.
About $80.
SP1 Do you think our cars will even work? Do you think it will depend on how close or far away we are to the blast?
Nuclear is not EMP. A car is a coffin near a blast cuz metal.
I would think a rain poncho would be another good alternative to part with the mask and goggles
I'm headed out soon to up our safety.
Thank you so much!!
Prices are high now days.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank goodness I used to be an automotive painter, and am currently working on a restoration vehicle myself. I already have the 3M respirators with filters for dust and fume particles. 3M goggles for said applications as well. Multiple Tyvek suits (some of the suits have a hoodie that can be tightened up to help seal as well). Always have Nitrile disposible 7mm gloves as well (thick). The key with the Tyvek suit is to tape everything together around the gloves and shoes/boots you are wearing. Just shake off what dust is on you best you can before entering your de-contamination area. Be very careful to take everything off backwards as best you can and have a Lg garbage can ready with a contractor bag in it to put the used PPE in, seal it up asap, then throw it out side. Then if you can take a cold shower, rinse first. Cold water is better than a hot one as your pores don't open up as much like when taking a hot shower. You may look like Marty from Back To The Future, but it saves you! LOL
@President Joe Shmoe Yes I'm on a well and can power it when the lights go out. I had it wired that way right after we moved in. You can also have a gravity shower in the de-contamination area like the ones used for camping. That's just another plus not being in a highly dependant area full of idiots!
@President Joe Shmoe Perhaps, or Perhaps not. Odds of water main breaks would be high if the area is hit.
@President Joe Shmoe only for the first 48/72 hours or forever until the water is repaired? What would you use for water then?
Thank you for the invaluable(?) information. Thank you in advance for doing all of these nuclear videos. I didn’t know any of these things. I am sure I am in good company. Thank you again.
thank you for helping everyone great video.
I'm next to Patrick AFB, on the east coast central Florida. A barrier island. Saw a B52 stratofortress take off last week. Today there's a lot of Uh 60s, little birds flying.. I'm totally screwed.
Thank you for sharing!!!
I have the MIRA CBRN mask and filters. I also have N95 masks as well. I do plan on getting a rain suit and swimming googles though to keep radiation dust off me in the event I find myself outside after a nuclear bomb goes down and fallout is falling down around me. Thanks for the video, southernprepper1.
What do you suggest for kids? I found some full body rain suits on Amazon but they will grow out of them so quickly.
Please link to the full face mask on the left side of your table. Thanks
Was just thinking … you said car is no good … what if you were able to put a cover of some sort over the car and park in a tunnel?
thanks for sharing with us!!