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"Training courses emphasized the recognition and reporting of potential war gases and incendiary devices, instructions for helping residents during blackouts, and how to operate warning sirens. Wardens coordinated rescue teams and were on the ready alert to handle emergency evacuations. I'm not sure where to. They were taught to be the local point of contact for civil defense announcements and instructions, and they were supposed to educate neighbors about safety procedures and where to find shelters. They could conduct drills and distribute educational materials to raise public awareness and readiness."
"Training courses emphasized the recognition and reporting of potential war gases and incendiary devices, instructions for helping residents during blackouts, and how to operate warning sirens. Wardens coordinated rescue teams and were on the ready alert to handle emergency evacuations. I'm not sure where to. They were taught to be the local point of contact for civil defense announcements and instructions, and they were supposed to educate neighbors about safety procedures and where to find shelters. They could conduct drills and distribute educational materials to raise public awareness and readiness."
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"Training courses emphasized the recognition and reporting of potential war gases and incendiary devices, instructions for helping residents during blackouts, and how to operate warning sirens. Wardens coordinated rescue teams and were on the ready alert to handle emergency evacuations. I'm not sure where to. They were taught to be the local point of contact for civil defense announcements and instructions, and they were supposed to educate neighbors about safety procedures and where to find shelters. They could conduct drills and distribute educational materials to raise public awareness and readiness."
"Training courses emphasized the recognition and reporting of potential war gases and incendiary devices, instructions for helping residents during blackouts, and how to operate warning sirens. Wardens coordinated rescue teams and were on the ready alert to handle emergency evacuations. I'm not sure where to. They were taught to be the local point of contact for civil defense announcements and instructions, and they were supposed to educate neighbors about safety procedures and where to find shelters. They could conduct drills and distribute educational materials to raise public awareness and readiness."