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Note After evacuation report to your desig nated EMERGENCY ASSEMBLY POINT Stay there until everyone has been accounted for and wait for further directions and information PLACE THIS FORM NEAR THE PHONE BE CALM COURTEOUS DO NOT INTERRUPT CALLERS VOIC. 00 2800 3800 6500 11500 16500 SPECIALTY 2200 3400 4800 8000 13500 18000 SERVES 2x2 2025 4050 80100 SERVES 2x3 1518 30 35 6070 PLAIN 1600 2000 3600 4800 CLASSICS 6000 10000 20000 CLASSICS ONLY 3600 7000 13000 FLAVORED 2000 2600 4000 5600 SPECIALTY 700 Once the bomb is exposed to view it is not visible to the citizen a tip was received about it there are five vi sible wires red green blue white and black Constraints A Player Must communicate that the correct sequence of wires to cut is green red t At the start of WWII in 1939 the atomic bomb had not yet been invented. However, scientists discovered about that time that a powerful explosion might be possible by splitting an atom. This type of bomb could destroy large cities in a single blast and would change warfare forever!. Bell Ringer . Review..Frame. your argument. Bell Ringer: What was the name of the program to build the Atomic Bomb? Who was the lead scientist?. Agenda: Notes/discussion. Objective: Through Discussion and notes students will begin to understands the steps leading to the dropping of the atomic bomb.. Inventing to Incinerate. The Debate. By spring 1945, it was clear that Japan was not going to surrender to the Allies.. An invasion was being planned by the Allies to conquer Japan. . This would’ve resulted in massive loss of life; anywhere between 500,000-1 million-plus (or more) Allied soldiers and even more Japanese soldiers and citizens.. Use . with Handout. Atom Bomb Answers. 1. Aug 6. th. 1945. 2. Hiroshima. 3. Little Boy. 4. pink-light. 5. death. 6. 90k-140k. 7. Destroyed. 8. Nagasaki. 9. Aug 9. th. , 1945. 10. Possible Answers: Not to have more bombs dropped. Plans. Details what actions to take in an emergency.. Will assign emergency specific responsibilities. . Lists all foreseeable hazards and how to respond.. Details evacuation procedures.. Is required by law!. Guidelines for Dickinson College Employees. College Emergency Response Plan. Framework for response. Developed under Incident Command System (ICS) model prescribed by the National Incident Management System (NIMS). Information on ICS and NIMS is available at . Kent Roach. kent.roach@utoronto.ca. Flinders Centre for Crime Policy. November 6, 2014. Australian Inquiries. Growing awareness of . wcs. allow comparisons. Australia leads the way with the Stuart, 59, . Mr. Accetta. Social Studies 8. Background. By 1945, Japan showed no signs of surrendering the war.. U.S. scientists had developed a weapon capable of causing levels of destruction never seen before.. plan. Shawn E Stoen. West Central MN Healthcare . Preparedness Coalition. Regional Healthcare Preparedness Coordinator. Objectives. Identify the components of the emergency plan that are required by CMS. Presentation sponsored by. What’s been done. Why . Make A Communications Plan?. Your family may not be together if a disaster strikes. . Ask . yourself. : How will my family/household:. G. et . emergency alerts and warnings. SCON. Craig Burton. Burton Business . Solutions . www.burtonbusinesssolutions.com.au. Email . – . burts@bigpond.net.au. . Phone – 0439 834743. www.facebook.com/craigburts. LinkedIn/. CraigBurton. Staff Response to an Active Threat Event Terminal performance objectives By the end of this presentation, staff members will have a better understanding of their options and how to respond to an Active Threat Event in progress.