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The B-26, also called Marauder, is a U.S. medium bomber used during World War II. The B-26 first flew in November 1940, and the aircraft entered production “off the drawing board,”.

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The sirens are blaring and the students at Brian's school are in a panic. Something coming and it may spell the end of the world. But, is this reality or just a nightmare? Or something else?

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This powerful 7.2kW ex-cold-war air-raid siren now sits forlorn, siezed solid, never again likely to herald the announcement of impending thermonuclear warfare, or to sound the tests which prepared for it. Left to rot at the end of the 1980's instead of being removed with the rest of Britain's Civil Defence infrastructure, it remains a mute reminder of what might have been. The junction boxes at the end connect to 1kW heating elements, preventing the siren vanes from freezing up in cold…

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During World War II, any city within 300 miles of the Atlantic, Pacific, or Gulf Coast was in danger of an enemy air raid. Cities in these areas performed regular bomb drills, and the government put out information to help civilians in case of an attack. Some of this information could still be used today when confronted with a crisis!

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Air-Raid Sirens, Blackouts & Evacuation Drills: What To Do (& Not Do) During Civil Defence Mock D...

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😯 Did you know this? Interesting piece of history! 😯
Air raid stretchers were a crucial piece of equipment during World War II, especially in London, where air raids caused significant casualties. These stretchers were designed to be lightweight, portable, and easy to deploy in emergency situations. They often had a simple canvas or fabric body stretched between two poles and were used by rescue workers to transport injured or trapped individuals.

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Rescue Workers

😯 Did you know this? Interesting piece of history! 😯 Air raid stretchers were a crucial piece of equipment during World War II, especially in London, where air raids caused significant casualties. These stretchers were designed to be lightweight, portable, and easy to deploy in emergency situations. They often had a simple canvas or fabric body stretched between two poles and were used by rescue workers to transport injured or trapped individuals. In terms of architecture, the design of…