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As @wellerstein discusses, the US also NUKED BEER (and other foodstuffs & drinks) in Apple-2 as part of the Food Test Program (IIRC).
Falling off shelves & getting hit by propelled debris (flying shit) was an issue but otherwise...
THE BEER WAS FINE!
http://blog.nuclearsecrecy.com/2012/09/05/beer-and-the-apocalypse/ …pic.twitter.com/0TqFd8ewwt
As I like mid-century Americana the cans on the right always interest me. In the UK cans similar to those were used for products such as varnish and turpentine. Most beer came in bottles. I wonder if the reason was WW2 or something else.
Those are steel cans. I’m against atmospheric (or any) testing, but we may need to model aluminum.
this is genuinely important info for the coming Aftertimes, thanks nuke people
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