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American Families in WW3 — The First 72 Hours
When a nuclear strike hits without warning, millions of American families are thrown into a reality no one is prepared for. This documentary follows the first 72 hours after the detonation — the hours that decide who survives, who adapts, and how an entire nation changes in a single moment.

From the instant satellites detect the flash to the chaotic nationwide emergency alert, we witness America’s quiet collapse: jammed highways, overloaded networks, darkened cities, and families sealing themselves inside improvised shelters as fallout drifts through the air.

Through calm, high-budget, hour-by-hour narration, this film reveals what most people never consider:

• The deadly confusion of the first hour
• Why fleeing is often more dangerous than staying
• How ordinary homes become survival bunkers
• The collapse of communication and electricity
• The emotional weight of silence, darkness, and uncertainty
• The moment communities must form—or fracture—to stay alive
• How America rewrites the meaning of “normal” in just three days

No sensationalism. No fiction.
Just the stark, realistic breakdown of what U.S. households would face if WW3 began today.

This is not a movie.
This is what the first 72 hours would truly look like.