  
This is the ultimate DVD-ROM production of nuclear preparedness material
that covers all the bases, including a full all-hazards approach to
everyday worries, natural and man-made disasters, terrorism, and family
preparedness goals. This DVD-ROM creates an easy to use information package
that can be put on any computer with a DVD drive, and used offline or
online, to educate and inform individuals, families, neighbors, and
entire communities.
This DVD-ROM is a true multimedia presentation, containing tens of thousands
of pages of printable documents, including Civil Defense documents,
Military Field Manuals, NBC Prep,
Medical, and Survival topics. Also, a complete digital version of
Cresson
Kearney's 'Nuclear War Survival Skills' and the FEMA 'Radiation Safety
In Shelters' book and many others. Also, new and classic nuclear
prepping videos, mp3 audios of preparedness training and advice, as well
as all the content from the many KI4U websites. There are 684
individual files of information with over 3,800 megabytes of data in the
DVD Library, collected and programmed by survival expert Rich Fleetwood.
- Over 600 files, 20,000 pages, 300 PDF documents
- Civil Defense Books, Videos & Mp3's
- Most comprehensive collection anywhere
- All new, expanded
DVD-ROM comes in a plain paper sleeve. Please note that it is a DVD-ROM and intended to work on a computer. It is not a standard DVD-video that is conventionally used for movies to be played via a DVD player to a TV. This DVD-ROM contains a vast array of information in various formats. Two preparedness experts collected all the information you need from a variety of sources and put it all on one convenient place.
Without
a
doubt, here's the most comprehensive collection of Civil Defense,
Fallout Shelter and NBC Survival Prep documents anywhere on a single
DVD-ROM. This is everything, and more, that you could ever hope to pull off
the internet in an emergency for family survival instruction and
guidance. When time is short, and the internet might
even be down, this is the one DVD-ROM you'll be very glad to have then.
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