How to Change Your Address After the Nuclear Apocalypse

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In 1981, the US Postal service printed 60 million change-of-address forms and stored them securely in an underground bunker.

Several million instruction pamphlets were also printed — these resources are to be mailed immediately after a nuclear strike is made on the United States. These cards instruct citizens how to test everyday objects for radioactivity, and…