Until the bombs started falling.
they went into there bomb shelter
an air raid siren
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When the air raid siren went off during World War II, civilians typically sought immediate shelter to protect themselves from potential bombings. Many rushed to designated air raid shelters, basements, or underground facilities, while others may have used makeshift shelters in their homes. Some people also gathered emergency supplies and listened for updates on the situation via radio. The siren served as a critical warning, prompting quick action to ensure safety amidst the chaos.
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The siren used in "Blockbuster" by The Sweet is a standard air raid siren, typically used for emergency signals. It adds a dramatic effect to the song, enhancing its energetic and intense atmosphere.
they went into there bomb shelter
Are you thinking of "Blockbuster" by The Sweet?
an air raid siren
The Chrysler 'BigRed' Air Raid Siren was an air raid siren produced during the Cold War era. It's six horns were each 3 feet (0.9 m) long. The siren could be heard from a distance of 4 to 5 miles (6.4 to 8.0 km) away and had an output of 138 dB and 30,000 watts. They were 12 feet (3.7 m) long, built atop a quarter section of a Dodge truck chassis rail, and weighed an estimated 3 short tons (2.7 t).
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An air raid warden.
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Often, there was an "all clear" signal, a steady tone from the siren, for about 7 - 20 seconds.
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