How to Build A Bomb Shelter: Protection Against Fallout

 Knowing how to build a bomb shelter may seem overwhelming, but a bomb shelter can be modest or complex. Regardless of how you choose to build your bomb shelter, there are basic things you should know for protection. These will apply to any shelter that is needed in this catastrophic event.

A bomb shelter is one of those things not many people think they need, but here are a few facts.

  1. There are 14,500 nuclear weapons in the world
  2. There are 9 countries with nuclear capabilities that we know of, and they are not all friendly – China, Russia, Korea
  3. Land based warheads could reach US cities in 30 minutes
  4. Submarine based warheads could reach US cities in 10 minutes

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