Journal of Civil Defense 2005, Volume 38, Issue 2, “Study Think Observe Prepare”
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Inside, readers will find expert-level insights on national defense technology, shelter engineering, disaster preparedness, and emergency law.
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Journal of Civil Defense – 2005 Vol. 38 No. 2 “Study • Think • Observe • Prepare”
This issue of The American Civil Defense Association’s Journal of Civil Defense (March 2005) explores the theme “Study, Think, Observe, Prepare”—a timeless reminder of practical readiness in uncertain times. Inside, readers will find expert-level insights on national defense technology, shelter engineering, disaster preparedness, and emergency law.
Highlights include:
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Directed-Energy Weapons & Homeland Security: Jack Spencer and Dr. James Jay Carafano (Heritage Foundation) examine America’s emerging laser- and microwave-based defense systems for protecting critical infrastructure.
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Sheltering for All Hazards: Sharon Packer details design standards, installation methods, and soil considerations for NBC-rated underground shelters.
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Emergency Preparedness & 72-Hour Kits: Barbara Salsbury explains step-by-step how to build practical evacuation kits, maintain morale during long-term power outages, and control pantry pests such as mealy moths.
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Civil Defense in Modern Times: TACDA leadership letters challenge readers to redefine “civil defense” for a new generation.
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Legal Update: A landmark ADA court ruling on emergency evacuations for people with disabilities—setting precedent for inclusive disaster planning.
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Threat Analysis: FEMA and NDEC guidance on landslides, mudflows, and mitigation strategies for unstable terrain.
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Plus “Kids Corner,” practical Q&A on CO₂ buildup in NBC shelters, and community preparedness calls to action.
Perfect for: educators, emergency managers, preppers, public-safety officials, and anyone committed to strengthening community resilience.
Inside This Issue:
- Board Of Directors Up Close (page 3)
- Message From The President (page 4)
- Executive Directors Take (page 4)
- Letter From The Editor (page 5)
- Spotlight (page 6)
- Ask An Expert (page 10)
- Living A Sheltered Life (page 11)
- Focus On Public Safety (page 12)
- Practical Personal Preparedness (page 14)
- Threat Analysis Resource (page 17)
- Radio Active (page 20)
- TACDA 4 KIDS (page 21)
- The News Stand (page 21)
Specifications:
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Publication Year: 2005
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Volume 38 Issue 2
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Publisher: The American Civil Defense Association (TACDA)
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Format: Printed Journal / PDF Digital Reprint
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Pages: Approx. 20 – 22
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Language: English
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Condition: New Reprint / Archival Quality
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Weight | 7 oz |
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Dimensions | 11 × 8.5 × 0.19 in |
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