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| File 1 The Death of Bristol The effects of nuclear war - the civil defence response | File 10 Emergency Laws New laws for wartime |
| File 2 Any Measure Not Amounting to Actual Combat What is Civil and Home Defence? – lessons from World War II - The Civil Defence Corps – Central Government and Regional War Rooms | File 11 The Regional Government Headquarters RGHQs - history - sites and organisation - Chilmark in detail |
| File 3 A Difference in Kind – The Megaton Weapon Central Government in War – the Strath Report – response to the H bomb | File 12 The Role of Local Authorities in War Controllers - Regulations - plans - emergency centres |
| File 4 The Central Government Nucleus SUBTERFUGE, BURLINGTON, TURNSTILE, etc – Protecting the Queen | File 13 The Ministries Prepare for War Departmental plans - the War Book - health - transport - energy |
| File 5 The Regional Seats of Government The what’s, where’s and how’s of the RSGs | File 14 Feeding the Survivors Rationing - stockpiles - emergency cooking |
| File 6 Regional Government Sub Regional Controls – the end of the RSGs and the Corps | File 15 The Uniformed Services Armed forces - fire service - police |
| File 7 From Civil Defence to Emergency Planning New strategies for the 1970s and 1980s – Protect and Survive – Exercise Hard Rock – new roles for local authorities | File 16 Civil Defence Communications and Warning Wartime broadcasting - emergency communications - attack warning - Royal Observer Corps |
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File 8 Rethinking Regional Government Changes at regional level – Exercise Regenerate |
File 17 The Road to War Countdown to the attack - the aftermath |
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File 9 Central Government in War in the 1980s Conventional war – COBRA and PINDAR |
Appendices |