Please post web addresses of sites which show Nuke Targets and FEMA sites & military bases as well if available (all within the contiqous united States of America.

-- Tim (tim971@hotmail.com), October 04, 1999

Answers

Good question. I'd like to know too.

-- Stan Faryna (faryna@groupmail.com), October 04, 1999.

Just a hunch, but have you tried "BinLaden.com"?

-- @ (@@@.@), October 04, 1999.

Check out http://members.aol.com/rafleet/hazmaps.htm

It has a FEMA map showing high-risk areas for nuclear fallout. Couldn't find anything like it on the FEMA website though.

http:www-ners.engin.umich.edu/links/reactors.html

Lists nuclear reactors (power-generating and research) throughout the US and the world. Nuclear reactors are generally considered primary missile targets as are certain military installations, missile silos(natch), and large DOD contractors. If you live near anything like that you are nanotoast.

http://www.artrans.com/rmsg/toc.htm

This is site for Rocky Mountain Survival Group (interesting site). Click on contents, then Manmade/Natural Disaters then Oh My God, What Next... There you will find maps of locations of nuclear reactors in the US.

-- Sam Mcgee (weissacre@gwtc.net), October 04, 1999.

http://www.abduct.com/aaer/lt75.htm

Lists all military installations by state and by service.

Don't you love that abduct.com?

-- Sam Mcgee (weissacre@gwtc.net), October 04, 1999.

Some interesting reading here too.

LINK

http:// www.greenpeace.org/pressreleases/nuclear.shtml

-- Michael (mikeymac@uswest.net), October 05, 1999.

Amazing thing...search engines...

www.google.com with "nuclear + targets" gives (among others):http://www.beeline.ca/find/survival/Books/Doomsday/default.htm

Scroll down to "Myth #23" for maps and fallout dispersal patterns.

-- JCL Jockey (WeThrive@OnStress.com), October 05, 1999.

The aol site (http://members.aol.com/rafleet/hazmaps.htm)
takes too long to load and is not worth the poor pics.
the Rocky Mnt. Survival site is awesome. Definitely a
keeper.

-- spider (spider0@usa.net), October 05, 1999.

Thanks ya'll. This might help me and others decide where to be.

-- Tim (Tim971@hotmail.com), October 05, 1999.

Here's a site that is VERY informative. Details past, ongoing, and future nuclear accidents.

http://home.acadia.net/cbm

-- ~~~~!!!~~ (~~~!!~~~@~~~~.xcom), October 05, 1999.