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	A short informational '''film demonstrating the ''duck and cover'' method''' was created by the [[United States government]] in [[1962]] in response to potential [[nuclear war]] as a result of the [[Cuban Missile Crisis]], and was shown to a class at [[Brideport Elementary School]].		A short informational '''film demonstrating the ''[[duck and cover]]'' method''' was created by the [[United States government]] in [[1962]] in response to potential [[nuclear war]] as a result of the [[Cuban Missile Crisis]], and was shown to a class at [[Brideport Elementary School]].

	The [[monochrome]] film depicted two examples of how to employ the method; with a family on a [[picnic]] taking cover under their [[picnic blanket]], and of a couple identified as "[[Paul and Mary]]" ducking to the ground while on their way to school. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Piggybackers (comic story)\|The Piggybackers]]'')		The [[monochrome]] film depicted two examples of how to employ the method; with a family on a [[picnic]] taking cover under their [[picnic blanket]], and of a couple identified as "[[Paul and Mary]]" ducking to the ground while on their way to school. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Piggybackers (comic story)\|The Piggybackers]]'')