Duck and Cover
Atomic-nuclear: Civil defenseAnimation
This 1951 black-and-white film, part of the "duck and cover" safety series, introduces Bert the Turtle to teach children about civil defense measures in the event of an atomic bomb. The video, which is an official civil defense film, explains the importance of being prepared and practicing safety rules, such as ducking and covering during an explosion. It demonstrates these actions in various settings, including classrooms, corridors, and lunchrooms, with characters Paul, Patty, and Tony serving as examples of readiness. The film stresses the immediate action required upon seeing a bright flash, highlighting the use of even thin materials like newspapers for protection.
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