NBC training in the RAF used to make my eyes glaze over

it was so f**king dull and there was the instructor telling us how to survive a nuclear war

1. like what are the chances of survivng
2. Would anyone really want to be around afterwards.

Mind you I started paying attention when The Gulf war kicked off but that was more about chemicals

Posted By: emmaroyds on September 6th 2013 at 16:41:49

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Just to change the subject, those in the Waveney Valley would have been OK! (General Chat) - BSE Canary, Sep 6, 16:04:39
- It was well known that EA would have been obliterated in a nuclear war. (General Chat) - trustsec, Sep 6, 16:35:48
  - Protect and Survive (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Man, Sep 6, 17:10:25
    - Oops sorry just seen it's WW, er, 3 (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Man, Sep 6, 17:11:03
  - When the Wind Blows, Raymond Briggs... (General Chat) - Pixelman, Sep 6, 17:06:47
    - "Threads" gave me nightmares as a nipper. Until my Dad said that living in EA (General Chat) - Pit, Sep 6, 17:08:06
      - I met Raymond Briggs, nice chap... he was on his way to Larrard's house to (General Chat) - Pixelman, Sep 6, 17:10:45
  - Yep. EA would have been laid to waste. (General Chat) - Pit, Sep 6, 16:56:49
    - yep better to be at ground zero (General Chat) - emmaroyds, Sep 6, 16:59:49
      - #totes (n/m) (General Chat) - Pit, Sep 6, 17:01:15
  - "Protect and Survive" (n/m) (General Chat) - BSE Canary, Sep 6, 16:52:42
    - they did a few episodes (General Chat) - emmaroyds, Sep 6, 16:56:20
  - NBC training in the RAF used to make my eyes glaze over (General Chat) - emmaroyds, Sep 6, 16:41:49
- 'Strikes would have left Ipswich ? the biggest urban centre ? devastated.' (General Chat) - s10 yellow, Sep 6, 16:31:43

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