FEMA: Nuclear Attack Planning Base - 1990

The Nuclear Attack Planning Base 1990 was an official estimate of the potential physical effects of a Soviet nuclear attack on the population of the United States, including detailed county-by-county assessments of damage due to blast overpressure, fire and radiation.
A copy of the approximately 800 page publication, originally marked Limited Distribution and Not for Public Release, was released in April 2005 with the following caveat: "This publication was provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Department of Homeland Security, for its academic and historical value only."

• Executive Summary
• Cover Page
• Front Matter, Table of Contents
• Part 1: Project Overview
• Part 2: Project Development
• Part 3: Risk Definitions (1.67 MB PDF file)
• Annex A: Direct Effects & Fire Risk, Statistics and Maps (4.2 MB PDF file)
• Annex B: Fallout Risk, Statistics and Maps (6.1 MB PDF file)