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Included DVDs: Atomic Bombs Testing Films DVD (1940s – 1960s) Historic Atomic Bombs & Nuclear Energy Films Historic Atomic Bomb Civil Defense Films Atomic Bomb Fallout & Radiation Films 2DVDs

Watch rare atomic bomb footage and rare government informational films about atomic testing on this unique DVD collection of the best rare atomic bomb films of history. Between the years of 1951 and 1962, the United States carried out 85+ above ground atomic bomb tests at the Nevada atomic bombs test site. In addition to [...]

Atomic power can be used both for destruction and creation. Although nuclear energy remains extremely controversial to this day, its has in the minds of many, proved to be a relatively clean and safe source of energy. Furthermore, some government official would argue that the atomic bomb can be used as a tool to scare [...]

The nuclear arms race between US and Russia during the Cold War created a fearful American society. The threat of a foreign attack created a need for public educational films teaching Americans how to prepare and respond to a biological, nuclear, or gas attack. Nuclear fallout, nuclear radiation, and radiation poisoning was on everyones mind. [...]

At the height of the Cold War atomic power was a necessary force. During the 1950s several tests were preformed of thermonuclear devices, the largest being Operation Ivy and the detonation of the first hydrogen bomb. “Operation Ivy,” showcases the military lead up to the testing of the atomic bomb, including status updates on weather, [...]

Since the dropping of the Atomic bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, atomic power has been a source of continued scientific research and intrigue. Scientists to this day still continue to research the capabilities of nuclear power, but nowadays for peaceful purposes. “Nuclear Accidents and Testing,” shows testing by the United States in the 1950s at [...]

Since the first nuclear bomb reigned destruction in the Japanese cities of Nagasaki and Hiroshima, paranoia and fear of such an attack has plagued the citizens of the United States. “Atomic Attack,” is a hypothetical play written for television about an H-bomb, a yet to be tested bomb, dropped on New York City. It follows the [...]

There are two kinds of nuclear fallout films. Those created to train soldiers and those created to educate the general public. Soldiers watched films that painted apocalyptic like, yet realistic nuclear fallout pictures, while the public watched Duck and Cover and similar films which underestimated the devastating effects of radiation exposure, radiation poisoning, and radiation [...]