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JCD Vol. 40 Issue 2
Summer 2007
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- Nuclear, Biological, Chemical (NBC)
and natural threats and solutions.
- Long-term food storage, rotation and
preparation.
- Emergency water storage, filtration and
purification.
- Alternative Energy and Fuel
- Concepts in all-hazard and expedient
emergency sheltering.
- Emergency communications, with
emphasis on Amateur (HAM) radio.
- Electromagnetic pulse (EMP)
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The Journal of Civil Defense (JCD) is the official quarterly publication of The American Civil Defense Association (TACDA). The JCD presents information about the current threats that we face as American citizens, and provides practical solution-based content that helps equip and empower its readers with the knowledge and skills needed in order to be prepared should they be faced with a large-scale emergency or disaster.
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