What do I do... when I hear short blasts on whistles? I remember that this is no longer merely a signal for an air-raid "alert." It means that fire-bombs are falling. So whenever I hear whistles, night or day, I keep a sharp look-out for fire-bombs. If I see them, I remember it is my duty to help in tackling them—watchers or no watchers. So I get to know where the nearest fire-fighting appliances are. And I remember — "Soon tackled, soon out." Cut this out—and keep it! Issued by The Ministry of Information Space presented to the Nation by the Brewers' Society 440.
- Collection ID
- HATOM
- Document Reference
- HATOM/3/371
- Document Types
- Ephemera
- File Reference
- HATOM/3
- Identifier
- 10.1080/wtss.hatom.000003.371
- Keywords
- Air Raids Air-raid Precautions Air-raid Warnings Civil Defence Fire Prevention Fires Public Morale Volunteers
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 1
- Published in
- United Kingdom
- Themes
- Military Activity Home Defence Bombing Air Raid Precautions Civil Defence Damage to Property Public Opinion Morale
