Building and Stocking a Nuclear Bunker For Under $10,000
By Martin K. Ettington
Read by Martin K. Ettington
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Building Shelters to protect individuals and their families from emergency situations has become extremely popular in the United States. I have my own experience of building a nuclear bomb shelter in 2002 and stocking it with supplies. I did it for less than $10,000 and thought you would all be interested in how I did it for so little money. I’m also a nuclear engineer and used my knowledge and some websites to calculate how I could keep my family safe in a shelter even if a Nuclear Bomb went off just five to ten miles away. There are many reasons to build a shelter besides preparing for a nuclear event. I hope this short manual provides you some useful guidance in your efforts to do this and save money.
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Summary
Summary
Building Shelters to protect individuals and their families from emergency situations has become extremely popular in the United States. I have my own experience of building a nuclear bomb shelter in 2002 and stocking it with supplies. I did it for less than $10,000 and thought you would all be interested in how I did it for so little money. I’m also a nuclear engineer and used my knowledge and some websites to calculate how I could keep my family safe in a shelter even if a Nuclear Bomb went off just five to ten miles away. There are many reasons to build a shelter besides preparing for a nuclear event. I hope this short manual provides you some useful guidance in your efforts to do this and save money.Details
Details
Available Formats : | Digital Download |
Category: | Nonfiction |
Runtime: | 0.32 |
Audience: | Adult |
Language: | English |
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