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07-12-16, 09:42
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The CD transition
In the early 1960's a decision was made to add the military into the Civil Defence planning. This was in part due to the recognition that target cities may need to deal with a "No Warning" nuclear threat. Rescue crews and equipment were decentralized and trained in rescue operations.
Reception towns were prepared and a bunker system was continued across the Country. Some of the military vehicles that are documented to be ready for a nuclear strike were the M37, M135 and the 20-ton crane. 
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