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It doesn't, except for increasing the odds of being able to gain access. The church is simply the best structure for blast/fallout protection that is accessibl
by McKayDavis 9y ago
It doesn't, except for increasing the odds of being able to gain access.
The church is simply the best structure for blast/fallout protection that is accessible from our house within the flight-time of an ICBM launched towards Hawaii.
That being said, it was comforting to have other families to share concerns with.
- ddxxdd 9y agoBut you would be splitting limited supplies among more people, right? Was the church only meant as a shelter for the blast, and not an actual fallout shelter?
- McKayDavis 9y ago> But you would be splitting limited supplies among more people, right? Yes, but Mormon churches generally have well-stocked pantries they use to help local families in need. > Was the church only meant as a shelter for the blast, and not an actual fallout shelter? Both. Compared to our house, the church is a stronger building that is much more airtight (in the case of fallout). As far as actual fallout shelters, there are none -- this is simply the best option within reach.