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Normal readiness
Lowest state of readiness

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DEFCON 5 Facts

  • Lowest readiness state
  • What would be considered the 'regular' level of DEFCON for most times
  • The Defense Readiness Condition (DEFCON) system was created November 1959 by the United States Armed Forces for NORAD

Resources

DEFCON Warning System

Where we get our info on the current DEFCON level

Ready.gov Nuclear Explosion Preparedness

Important information to be prepared for a nuclear explosion

FEMA Nuclear Explosion Preparedness

Important information to be prepared for a nuclear explosion

CDC Radiation Emergencies FAQ

Information on how to protect yourself during a radiation emegency, specifically a nuclear explosion

EPA Live Radiation Monitoring

Live Radiation Counts and other useful tools

DEFCON Wikipedia

More info about DEFCON System

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