Nothing new to report, radiation levels are dropping. Decided to do some math regarding it.If it keeps dropping at about the same level it'll be safe to go outside in two days. Though I won't chance it at 100 rad an hour and wait a couple more days.

There's also a couple army survival manuals in the stuff my room-mate left here.

Been wondering why he left it here. I know he wasn't in the know on anything. Well I don't think he was.  did some research on the pistols. The M-45 is more of a custom pistol than a stock one.

Radio Auberry as they're calling themselves now put out a shout out for a fire hand crew that was up in the mountains when it all went down, so if anyone at the Lemoore NAS was out of harms way and can read this, Engine-99 reports all hands safe and accounted for.

Wonder how well my hometown rode things out. It's sort of out of the way and unimportant, the only thing really big nearby was a cattle feed lot. Dad said when I was a kid if anything major happened we could always drive the cattle from the feed lot into the valley and close off the main roads in. only people that "belonged" would be able to make their way in.