ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月24日 23時37分

In these @nytimesarchives photographs, taken in New York City during mandatory civil defense drills in the fervid early years of the #ColdWar, you can almost hear the absence of sound. All the rumbling, honking, chattering, clattering noise of everyday life has suddenly paused as the city goes into hiding. By 1955, the federal government was coordinating drills nationwide, simulating a 61-city simultaneous Soviet strike — “designed to attack the lethargy that has clouded the Civil Defense problem both in Congress and the country at large,” the #nytimes reported at the time. “Their project was to convince Americans to be afraid enough that they would take action, but not so afraid that they would be paralyzed,” said Laura McEnaney, a professor at Whittier College. Swipe left to see photos of the civil defense drills taken by Patrick A. Burns, John Orris and Carl T. Gossett Jr. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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