This is Naval Station Norfolk. A bunch of carriers and other

>>31576458

None
Zero
&
Zip

>>31576458
You and just about everyone along the Chesapeake Bay are absolutely fucked.

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>>31576458
>In the case of nuclear war with a certain world power, based on the nuclear weapons they have, what are my immediate, short-term, and long-term chances for survival in case of war?
You and everything in the vicinity of that base will be turned to glass.

Sleep tight.

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>>31576487
>You and everything in the vicinity of that base will be turned to glass.

Hopefully I'm close enough that I will go fast ..

>>31576465
Exactly this

In every nuke scenario Norfolk will be glassed. So if you're not 100 miles away when the warheads hit, you're 100000% fucked.

>>31576605
>So if you're not 100 miles away when the warheads hit, you're 100000% fucked.

Seems like a bit of an exagerratiom. Anyone have any expertise in this?

I live 3.9 km from Oceana. I hope it will be instant.

>>31576458

Zero, obviously.

What was the point of this thread?

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buttfucked to oblivion

>>31576458

http://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/?&kt=800&lat=36.9342342&lng=-76.3099135&hob_opt=1&hob_psi=5&hob_ft=9511&fireball=0&crater=1&fallout=1&fallout_wind=50&ff=50&rem=&therm=_3rd-100,_noharm-100&cep=1&zm=11

You don't seem to understand how powerful nuclear weapons are.

Nevermind your house, the whole city would be toast. And that's just with 1 ICBM.

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>>31576985
rip

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>>31576985
Tfw when I live far enough away to escape the blast but close enough to die slowly from radiation.

>>31576747
About 15 miles will do if you have some protection against the radiation. A gas mask would be a good start as the radioactive material you inhale is the most dangerous.

You could probably be rather close to the base if you have a shelter to hide in.

>>31578768

I know where at least one shelter is but I doubt it would survive the blast in a way where I could ever get out. Plus, how would I know of incoming missiles?

>>31576458
0, 0, and 0.

>>31578791

>Plus, how would I know of incoming missiles?
Now Im not from the US, but wouldnt NORAD try to trigger air raid sirens?

I live a town over. 0%.

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Good, I made this thread to see if I should do or buy anything to prepare. I have always known it would be bad. I just pray it will be instant and painless, like vaporization or melting all at once

>>31576458
Same senpai, living outside of DC is guaranteed death.

>>31578821
What sirens?

Most of them were removed after the USSR imploded.

The few that remain are now Tornado / Tsunami sirens.

how many times are you going to have this thread? Norfolk is fucked just like we said the last 10 times you asked.

>>31579192
Hm. I didnt know that, here in Sweden they all remain.

>>31576458
>based on the nuclear weapons they have, what are my immediate, short-term, and long-term chances for survival in case of war?
Zero to none, pray to God you taken out by shockwave because being burned to death by radiation is a horrible death.

>>31576747

Dozens of MIRVs in the multi-megaton range. Anyone within 20 miles of DC's beltway like >>31579033 said is guaranteed an instant death too.

>>31576458
The issue is that you live in Norfolk. Unless you work at the station the entire city is too Google invested to be habitable. Get out now

>>31578791
>how would I know of incoming missles?

I mean, if you're following the news you'll probably know if nukes are probably gonna start launching in a few days or weeks. If you're talking about the actual moment it's launched, the government should interrupt any radio or tv program you're listening to and give an emergency broadcast. I'd imagine an alert would probably appear on your smartphone as well

>>31578768
>About 15 miles will do if you have some protection against the radiation.
15 Miles is plenty against radiation.
If you are close enough to worry about radiation, then you will be killed by blast effects and thermal effects first.

>>31579293
>Dozens of MIRVs in the multi-megaton range.
False.

>>31578791
EAS system on your phone.

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As much as I hate to say it, I miss that place sometimes.

COD is love. COD is life.

>>31576996
You should read that closer. It actually shows that the blast effects sufficient to collapse residential buildings extend out about 6.5 Km.
The rest is mostly thermal effects, and those are inconsistent because most people are inside.

>>31576985
This map shows possible targets, but not likely targets.

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>>31579240
>how many times are you going to have this thread? Norfolk is fucked just like we said the last 10 times you asked.

I've never posted on this topic before..