
While you ladies are putting the industrial world in its place I want to talk about Anderson Shelters.
Growing up after the war I can only just remember our Anderson Shelter when my dad took it down and returned the garden back to its original state. My sister apparently refused to go in it and said if she was going to be bombed she would rather be bombed in comfort. I have often wondered about how effective the Anderson Shelter would be, to me it seems like camping out in the back yard on the assumption that bombs are going to hit your house but not your garden....

For houses with no back yard the government provided the Morrison Shelter which was just a reinforced table/cage that two adults and one child could sleep under while Adolf rained bombs down on your locality. Both my mom and my sister were at different times shot at by the Luftwaffe, being born in 48 I missed all the fun.....

BTW I was once a shop steward in the Transport and General Workers Union and have witnessed many of the things you guys have, glad to be retired... Morrison Shelter.