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In reply to the discussion: Where you live and nuclear war. [View all]dameatball
(7,663 posts)23. North Central Florida now, so who knows? Jax area would be gone, not sure about Gainesville area.
It depends on what magnitude of weapons hit. I assume that Florida would be pretty much toast no matter where one lives.
I grew up about 15 miles from MacDill AFB in Tampa, which was SAC headquarters at the time if I remember correctly. We did the duck and cover drills in elementary school but I think most of us knew it was just to make us feel better.
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Don't know why I thought of that. It's such a quiet neighborhood I couldn't keep that image out
Walleye
Feb 2022
#34
Great Falls, Montana; Mountain Home, Idaho; Ellsworth, South Dakota; Minot, North Dakota; ... NT
mahatmakanejeeves
Feb 2022
#20
North Central Florida now, so who knows? Jax area would be gone, not sure about Gainesville area.
dameatball
Feb 2022
#23
We were out in the hall putting our hands behind our necks like it was World War I
Walleye
Feb 2022
#37
Not really as there are military bases and missile silos in red states. Please stop trying
Demsrule86
Feb 2022
#44
Taft, CA is the safest place in the United States if nuclear war breaks out.
BannonsLiver
Feb 2022
#49
I have never lived anywhere that wouldn't be gone in the first hour of nuke war
Algernon Moncrieff
Feb 2022
#67
Ohio people- 'Conceptual Nuclear Weapon Target Map of Ohio, created by FEMA Sept 1990'.
irisblue
Feb 2022
#74