The September 11 , 1960 variant of Arthur Radebaugh ’s Closer Than We Think envisioned a type of disaster reaction vehicle that could seemingly achieve many of the things people still sound off about whenever governments respond to crises . With a decimated infrastructure those “ terra tire ” ( crushing cars , mind you ) would certainly come in ready to hand . It ’s interesting that the illustration founder no hint as to what horror these multitude must be running from ; an uncharacteristically chilling epitome from pop - utopianRadebaugh .
Tomorrow ’s methods of coping with catastrophes will make our present - day equipment as obsolete as the horse cavalry - draw camion that handled the San Francisco fire havoc in 1906 .
New king - size disaster waggon will confront up to any kind of uplift — nuclear , atmospheric or volcanic . Their low-pitched - pressure “ terra tire ” doughnut wheel will allow effort across any kind of terrain , traffic or wreckage . supply will include hospital equipment , pharmaceutic , blood , dehydrated food and the like .
Such wagons are now in the preparation stage for military role . Compare also the tremendous vehicle already in use as missile immune carrier , also those used in the excavation and logging manufacture .
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This post originally appear atPaleofuture.com .
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