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London's secret tubes

Tony Beard, Andrew Emmerson

2004

Advising the householder on protection against nuclear attack

Great Britain. Home Office

2008

In time of emergency; a citizen's handbook on nuclear attack [and] natural disasters

United States. Office of Civil Defense.

1968

Critical infrastructure preparedness

Robert Radvanovsky

2006

First to arrive

Juliette N. Kayyem

2003

Civil defense in the nuclear age

Elaine K. Andrews

1985

Winning the Long War

James Jay Carafano, Paul Rosenzweig

2003

Code Names

William M. Arkin

2005

The unthinkable

Amanda Ripley

2009

How to survive the H-bomb, and why

Pat Frank

1962

The Unthinkable

Amanda Ripley

2008

Under construction

Kerry B. Fosher

2009

Roxbury

Pauline Gavlak

1970

Introduction to homeland security

George D. Haddow, Damon P. Coppola, Jane A. Bullock

2015

Terrorism and Security

Nick Hunter

2012

The imaginary war

Guy Oakes

1994

Biological, chemical, and radiological terrorism

Alan L. Melnick

2008

Understanding homeland security

Gus Martin

2015

Raven Rock

Garrett M. Graff

2017

Enterprise versus bureaucracy

Baker, John Fleetwood Sir

1978

Air Raids

John Christopher

2014

Warrior Diplomat

Michael G. Waltz, Peter Bergen

2014

Gateway to survival is storage

Walter D Batchelor

1974

Homeland security principles, planning & procedures

Daniel Byram

2015

Residential housing and nuclear attack

Diane Diacon

1984

Emergency public health

G. Bobby Kapur

2011

Central supply section of the civil defense emergency hospital

United States. Public Health Service. Division of Health Mobilization

1964

London under attack

Clarke, Robin.

1986

Homeland security and terrorism

Russell D. Howard, James J.F. Forest, Joanne Moore et al.

2006

At home and under fire

Susan R. Grayzel

2011

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