What To Do In A Gas Attack (1942)

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The film discusses the use of gas as a weapon in war and provides guidance on how civilians can protect themselves. It explains the importance of air raid sirens and gas alarms, as well as the need to close windows and prevent gas from entering homes. It describes different types of war gases, such as liquid and vapor gases, and how they can be harmful. The film advises people on steps to take in case of exposure to gas, including removing contaminated clothing, using absorbent materials to blot liquid gas, and neutralizing the gas with appropriate solutions. It emphasizes the importance of seeking medical aid and taking precautions to prevent panic. The overall message is to stay informed, remain calm, and follow safety procedures to protect against the effects of war gas.

1940s: A camel emerges from a train car, is led down a ramp by a man. Men herd and ride a group of zebras, llamas and camels down a road. Horses pull a train car off a track.

August 12, 2023

What To Do In A Gas Attack (1942)

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