Crisis Preparations for Postattack Economic RecoveryHudson Institute, 1966 - 47 страници The report concerns a civil defense policy for the protection of economic assets. It describes the size and general character of the assets at risk in standard attacks against cities and it describes the size and nature of U.S. transportation resources. The point is made that in a few days U.S. transportation resources are sufficiently large to permit relocation of a sizable fraction of the equipment and inventory risk, perhaps 50%. The remaining equipment and assets might be protected by such measures as burying or locating them in basements. Even structures could be made somewhat survivable. Crisis actions in these categories might be possible in a week or less of intense effort by a mobilized population. Short-term actions to protect property might assure economic recovery following a heavy city-attack. Other actions are possible in longer periods. For example, relocating and resuming production at some factories may be possible given weeks and months. Food stores seem to be open to considerable increase. Given a year, it might be possible to relocate some plants to underground sites and to implement many other potentially important actions designed to facilitate postattack recovery. Peacetime preparations for crisis actions could increase the number of options available and the efficiency with which they could be implemented. (Author). |
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addition amount Attn billion blast blast shelters budget burying business assets CCC stockpiles city attack Civil Defense costs crisis conditions crisis measures crisis periods developing effort equipment and inventory estimate example expenditures food imports Food Production food stockpiles Fort Belvoir grain Herman Kahn Hudson Institute increase the number industrial loaded vehicles long-term recovery longer-term actions longer-term measures machines manufacturing assets mentation military million bushels mobilization moved non-urban areas nuclear crisis Office of Civil options peacetime plans peacetime preparations Personal Property plans and preparations plants POSTATTACK ECONOMIC RECOVERY postattack food supply postattack production postattack recovery potential target areas probably production facilities programs protective measures recovery actions recovery measures recovery packages recovery preparations relocated require Research Robert Lamson Security Classification short implementation periods short-term recovery soybeans SPONSORING MILITARY Stanford Research Institute structures survival and recovery survival measures tions tons transportation equipment urban areas wheat World War II
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