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Bert the Turtle

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Bert the Turtle
A photo of Bert the Turtle, the cartoon character who encouraged kids in the 1950's to "Duck and Cover" in order to protect themselves from a nuclear bomb.

Yeah, we were smart! :)
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We used to get under our desks and cover our heads, to practice a simulated nuclear strike.
I'm with you Paul. It was under the desk and cover our heads.
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