King Solomon
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I worked on the biggest sub base on earth for over a decade as a radiological technician.How do you know this is real? Whats the source
For one nuclear blast the mortality rate inside 4 miles is 100%. Survivability inside 10 miles but outside 5 miles is 50%. This is just from the blast itself and doesn't include the fallout which can travel roughly 40-50 miles in several hours depending on the wind conditions that day. Also, this doesn't include if one nuclear bomb hits a stockpile of hundreds or thousands of nuclear bombs which is why I recommend 250 miles from those areas to be safe as you don't qant a any short term or long term effects from the radiation in the coming hours and days after the blast. Also, I would stockpile on clean filtered water for one week. Gas masks are ineffective in protecting one from radiation poisoning. You'd need a full hazmat suit and have air supply fed into you from a tank. This is how we entered high radiation areas.