Civil Defense Drone UAVs

Good news.
The civil defense drone UAV market is growing rapidly, very rapidly according to this recent report from the market investment research firm The Ranger News by 360 Research Reports.
I'm especially happy to read they believe that there has been innovative use of UAVs in chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear detection and mitigation.
When a tornado hit my home town of Mt. Airy, I was very impressed by the local UAV company's ability to rapidly respond and provide proof of damage for insurance claims.
Below is a summary of their report

Civil Defense UAVs market Manufactures, Types, Applications, Demographics, Size and Opportunities

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Report Name: “Global Civil Defense UAVs Market Growth 2019-2024”

Civil Defense UAVs Market (2019 – 2024) report provides insights about industry Size, Production, Analysis, Price, Revenue, Cost, Gross Margin of Civil Defense UAVs Market. To understand all of it, this well researched report will reward the market situation in general, along with the future forecast of the market. It also concludes the forecast up to 2024 which shows market regions, Key players and much more.

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According to this study, report provides 167 pages data analysis over the next five years, the Civil Defense UAVs market will register a xx% CAGR in terms of revenue, the global market size will reach US$ xx million by 2024, from US$ xx million in 2019.

Summary

“Civil Defense UAV is one kind of USAs for fire monitoring, Search&Rescue, post-assessment crisis and Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) operations., The speed of development and growth of UAV use has been uneven across global regions with US and Israel still very much leading the way in the future.”

Some of key competitors or manufacturers included in the study are

AceCore Technologies, Aerialtronics, AirCover, Airelectronics, AltiGator, Atyges, BORMATEC, C-Astral Aerospace, Dragonfly Pictures, Drone Volt, ECA GROUP, Flint Hill Solutions, GRIFF Aviation, Latitude Engineering, OM UAV Systems, Prioria Robotics, Robot Aviation, SlidX, TEKEVER,

Civil Defense UAVs market Production Breakdown Data by Top Regions

• United States (Canada, Mexico)
• Europe (Germany, France, UK, Italy, Russia, Spain)
• APAC (China, Japan, Korea, Australia)
• Africa (Egypt, Israel, Turkey)

The study objectives of Civil Defense UAVs Market report are:

• To study and analyze the global Civil Defense UAVs market consumption (value & volume) by key regions/countries, product type and application, history data from 2014 to 2019, and forecast to 2024.
• To understand the structure of Civil Defense UAVs market by identifying its various sub segments.
  Focuses on the key global Civil Defense UAVs market  manufacturers, to define, describe and analyze the sales volume, value, market share, market competition landscape, SWOT analysis and development plans in next few years.
• To analyse the Civil Defense UAVs market with respect to individual growth trends, future prospects, and their contribution to the total market.
• To share detailed information about the key factors influencing the growth of the market (growth potential, opportunities, drivers, industry-specific challenges and risks).
• To project the consumption of Civil Defense UAVs submarkets, with respect to key regions (along with their respective key countries).
• To analyse competitive developments such as expansions, agreements, new product launches, and acquisitions in the market.

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By the product type, the Civil Defense UAVs market is primarily split into:

Rotary Airfoil, Fixed-Wing, Others

By the end users/application, Civil Defense UAVs market report covers the following segments:

Surveillance, Target Acquisition And Reconnaissance (ISTAR), Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW), Combat Support, Others

This report presents a comprehensive overview, market shares, and growth opportunities of Civil Defense UAVs market by product type, application, key manufacturers and key regions and countries.

Table of Contents: 2019-2024 Global Civil Defense UAVs Market Consumption Market Report like,

1. Scope of the Civil Defense UAVs Market Report:

• Market Introduction
• Research Objectives
• Years Considered
• Market Research Methodology
• Economic Indicators
• Currency Considered

2. Executive Summary:

• World Market Overview
• Global Civil Defense UAVs Market Consumption 2014-2024
• Civil Defense UAVs market Consumption CAGR by Region
• Civil Defense UAVs market Consumption by Application
• Global Civil Defense UAVs Value and Market Share by Application (2014-2019)
• Others…

3. Global Civil Defense UAVs by Players:

• Global Civil Defense UAVs Market Sales by Players (2017-2019)
• Global Civil Defense UAVs Market Sales Market Share by Players (2017-2019)
• Global Civil Defense UAVs Revenue Market Share by Players (2017-2019)
• Others…

4. Market Drivers, Challenges and Trends:

• Market Drivers and Impact
• Growing Demand from Key Regions
• Growing Demand from Key Applications and Potential Industries
• Market Challenges and Impact
• Market Trends

5. Marketing, Distributors and Customer:

• Sales Channel
• Direct Marketing
• Indirect Marketing
• Civil Defense UAVs Customer

Continued…

In addition, Civil Defense UAVs market report discusses the key drivers influencing market growth, opportunities, the challenges and the risks faced by key manufacturers and the market as a whole. It also analyses key emerging trends and their impact on present and future development.

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In the end, Civil Defense UAVs market report undertakes the new project, key development areas, business overview, product specification, SWOT analysis, investment feasibility analysis, return analysis, and development trends. The study also presents a round-up of exposures which companies operating in the market and must be avoided in order to enjoy bearable growth through the course of the forecast period.

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Get Out Safe Kit

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Civil Defense Museum

Find a few simple necessary civil defense supplies (like potassium iodate)  at the American Civil Defense Association store here.Lest you think this is all in the past, go to Ki4U and here.

Eric Green has created an online Civil Defense Museum website and a Facebook Civil Defense Museum page for several decades.
He has collected and preserved artifacts of the Cold War Era Civil Defense program.
And he has uploaded multiple civil defense videos to YouTube.
Here is the home page to give you an idea of his collection.

See my youtube channel here.....
http://www.youtube.com/user/vanamonde2 with various CD related videos.
and the CDM Facebook page here... https://www.facebook.com/Civil-Defense-Museum-112365362134773/July 8, 2018 - Added a photo of an early version of a Medical Kit A to the shelter supplies section medical kit page Medical Kit Page.
June 2018 - Reformatted the Community Shelter Plan Pages with one main pages and all other CSPs on their own pages. Dallas is now the only CSP on the main Community Shelter Plan Page.
May 19, 2018 - Added a ColliCSP page.
n County, Texas Community Shelter Plan to the overstuffed
March 25, 2018 I think I have finally finished reformatting the site. Just added a few photos provided by Mr. Victor Lee of the GE NEAR Receiver to the NEAR Receiver page.
January 3, 2018 Still working on re-doing the whole site. Finally getting down to the end, I hope, with finishing the Warning Sirens Section.
I added some new pages to the sirens section with separate sections for Other Siren Projects. This section shows the Thunderbolt 1003 from Sherman Texas and I added two pages for the Thunderbolt 1003 I got from Arkansas and only had for a short time back in 2010 and I also added a page for the Thunderbolt 1000 I got from Fort Worth Texas. Thanks Bryan!
June 2017 - Started updating the format of this site.
May 2017 - Added a load of scanned documents to the very top of the Documents Page.
04-17-2017 - Added The Monroe County Indiana Shelter Study to the bottom of the Community Shelter Plan Page.
04-16-2017 - Added a FEMA Civil Defense Policy Monograph PDF File to the History Page.
01-8-2017 - Added photos of an old AF timer and PGA timer to the Siren Controls Page.
07-11-2016 - Added photos of another set of shelter models to the Fallout Shelter Models Page.
09-06-2015 - Finally adding a link to the Puget Sound Artillery Museum at Fort Worden page.
09-06-2015 - Added the Jefferson County, Washington CSP to the bottom of the CSP Page.
08-23-2015 - Added a PVK demonstration video to the Package Ventilation Kit Page.

This virtual museum is dedicated to the Civil Defense and emergency workers of the United States who worked to protect the public from nuclear attack. Thankfully, their services, in that aspect, were never needed. This virtual museum is for historical purposes and does not make fun of civil defense, however, I do throw in a few "light" comments here and there.

There are many aspects of the Civil Defense program that may seem funny today, but the period after World War II was a very scary time. Civil defense officials and volunteers during that time were very serious about their work and I believe they deserve respect for their efforts. They rendered emergency services after natural and man-made disasters and would have had an impossible task had there ever been a nuclear war.
The answer to the question I often get "where is your museum located?" is that this is only an online museum. I have only ever had one public display of any of my collection items in the almost 20 years I have had this site up and that was at the Allen Public Library for the month of February 2003. Sure I would love to be able to permanantly display this stuff but I have no idea where I could do that.
News photos and articles on the Dallas EOC Shelter tour pages were used with permission of the Dallas Morning News.
Photos on the Corps of Engineers Shelter Photos Page were used with permission of the US Army Corps Of Engineers.
All artwork in the Art Gallery is now public domain government artwork.
All photos I have taken in this virtual museum, along with any text I have written on these pages, are property of the Civil Defense Museum and are not to be used without permission of the Civil Defense Museum.
Thank You
Eric Green

For background, see the Wold War Museum and the Titan Missile Museum websites.

Eric Green has done a great job collecting Cold War Civil Defense artifacts that help explain this era. Visit to see what applied then and what still applies today. Here are the areas he covers on his online Civil Defense Museum..

Civil Defense Museum Site Index

Art Gallery Displays USDA Posters Early 50s Posters Shelter Models Light Box Shelter Tours Old Dallas EOC Old Grand Prairie EOC Community Shelters Home Shelters Fed. Govt. Shelters Shelter News Article Fort Worden Museum History Documents/Audio

Shelter Supplies Water Drums Food Rations Sanitation Kits Medical Kits Radiation Kits/Insts. Package Vent. Kits USACE Shelter Photos St. Louis, Missouri Reno County, Kansas Wichita, Kansas Waterloo, Iowa 1 Waterloo, Iowa 2 Waterloo, Iowa 3 Omaha, Nebraska 1 Omaha, Nebraska 2 Elkhorn, Nebraska

Warning Sirens Federal Sirens ACA/ASC Sirens Siren Photos Old Dallas System Old Fort Worth System Canadian CLM Siren Thunderbolt Restoration Thunderbolt Info. Valley View Thunderbolt Moss Lake Thunderbolts Sherman 1003 Arkansas 1003 Fort Worth "Bar Grille" 1000 Reagan Library Display Mini Thunderbolt

NEAR Receiver CD Rescue Service St. Louis CD Test Civil Defense Hospital McKinney PDH 1 McKinney PDH 2 McKinney PDH 3 McKinney PDH 4 Columbus PDH Denton Nike Base Denton Nike Base 2 About Me

Duck and Cover NDSU

This Duck and Cover exhibit a the North Dakota Statue University, as described below in their student newspaper (The Spectrum: For the Land and It’s People) has wisdom.The Spectrum FOR THE LAND AND ITS PEOPLE
Duck and Cover
Rosario Perezguerra January 17, 2019
NDSU’s library is revisiting a rocky historical period with its new Brittany Hofmann 
THE SPECTRUM If a nuke was launched, ducking and covering is still the suggested thing to do. 
The North Dakota State Library is taking us back in history to a time of fear, crisis and a desperate need for civil defense. After six months of planning by Susanne Caro, Jeremy Kopp, John Hallberg and Lindsay Condry, the “Duck and Cover” exhibit is up and ready for students to come and take a closer look at the procedures and artifacts from the Cold War. 
From archives to artifacts, the “Duck and Cover” exhibit features carefully researched pieces of history from right here in North Dakota. With the video game series “Fallout” by Bethesda coming out with another post-apocalyptic game, Susanne Caro, the government information librarian, hopes that that will encourage students to delve into the Cold War.
Caro said the most interesting component of this exhibit to her is the psychological component. “There was such a large effort to survive,” Caro said. “They had children hiding under desks, and really what was that going to do? Even in a time that seemed like we were doomed, there was so much positivity. The government was assuring that even if something happened, we would all be okay.”
Caro said she believes it is important for students to care about history, especially when it is pretty recent. “It is helpful to come see what has happened in the past,” she said. “We still have many concerns today with North Korea and nuclear threat. Many seem to have forgotten.”
After students come to see this exhibit Caro said she hopes they take away how to be prepared in case of emergency. “There might not be a large concern of being bombed, but other disasters are important to prepare for with having enough food and water.”
As Caro said, there is a benefit to looking into our history. She said history majors, political science majors and architecture majors would especially benefit from seeing this exhibit. With the importance of building the structures to keep people safe, looking into government planning and understanding the overall picture, these majors could really benefit from taking a look into the exhibit and discovering more about the past that shapes their future.
Caro also added that because this is recent history you can still stumble across information and artifacts from it. She said she is still researching more information due to her interest in the topic. Caro even recently discovered that St. Luke’s hospital here in North Dakota won an award for their fallout shelter.
Are you prepared? Do you want to learn more about the Cold War, including its impact in North Dakota? Head over to the NDSU Library and take a look.
For background, see the Wold War Museum and the Titan Missile Museum websites.
My note: With the the Minot Air Force Base located in North Dakota, residents there had greater reason to take Civil Defense seriously....then and now.
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Hoaxed Crucifies the Fake News Narrative

It's as old as the Bible. What is truth? As when Pontius Pilate spoke to Christ before His Crucifixion.
"Pilate said, "So, then you are a king?"
"Jesus answered, "It is you who way that I am a king. I was born for this, I came into the world for this, to bear witness to the truth; and all who are on the side of truth listen to my voice."
"Truth? What is truth?!?    Pontius Pilate   John 18:37-38   33 A.D.
"Quid est veritas?!   The Media   2018 A.D.
Hoaxed - Everything they Told Us is a Lie

I attended the Washington, DC pre-party and movie screening of the documentary Hoaxed on December 6, 2018 that explores truth and it's opposite, lies, as the "media" delivers it everyday to our TV's, websites, cell phones, iPads, to our eyes and ears, hearts and heads..
While there, I enjoyed meeting Mike Cernovich, the producer of Hoaxed. Humble guy.
Just remarkable on so many levels and in so many ways.
It makes the case that the corporate media has been lying to us for decades...and worse, getting away with their lies. And more worse, people have died and continue to die due to their lies.
More importantly, it presents proof...turning the tables in interview after interview to show how they lie and to what end.
When I was in the USAF I was taught that war was the rational application of violence to succeed toward a predetermined end.
When I watched Hoaxed I came away with the knowledge that the corporate media has been rationally and irrationally applying lies to succeed toward a predetermined end. That predetermined end is the lies they present as truth as they present it, convey it, create it, support it, and maintain it.
But Hoaxed, and other trends, have gone beyond old media and are creating alternative.
I cut the cable cord three years ago and get basic antenna TV.
Most TV bores me.
But there is wonderful alternative news out there providing creative, critical thinking, content.
For example, I watch Mike Closer on TheBestCloser show via the Periscope app on my cell phone in the morning and the evening.

He amalgamates content from hundreds of websites, YouTube videos, TV shows, guests and viewers.
The show is completely interactive with viewers contributing much of the content.
It is real, authenticated news because he actually verifies his sources, stories, and guests.
Contrast that to the 60 Minutes interview that Mike Cernovich has in Hoaxed with pervy Scott Pelly who just drips with disdain, anger, evil, and deceit. Everything about Scott is smarmy...the way he tastes his eye glasses during the interview, the affectations and phony voice tonality, the "gotcha" after "gotcha" questions, the slimy defense of obvious false narratives about Hilary Clinton...
As evidence of the change, a month after that interview 60 Minutes got 3 million Twitter impressions. Mike Cernovich got 83 million. Who do you think is winning the future of who controls the news?

More Links of those interviewed in Hoaxed. All are worth looking up.
"All Media is Narrative. And We Are in a War of Narratives" Mike Cernovich
"The Media is Designed Not to Inform You But to Keep You Uninformed"
"Everything Flows from the Media" James O'Keefe
"This is political warfare" Alex Jones
"They (The Media) Want Control of the Narrative" Lauren Southern
"We Are Told by the Media What the World Is" Stefan Molyneux
"They Are Much More Interested in Finding Villains" James Damore
"They Want Power and They Want You to Go Away" Gavin Mcinnes
"We are Not OK with You Lying to People and Misleading Them"   Tom Poole
 "Falsehoods have consequences. That's what makes them falsehoods."   Jordan Peterson
"One thing that is interesting is to have someone like Mike making a documentary about fake news is that it's owning the term that has been directed at him."   Ryan Holiday
"Until it happens to you, you can't really understand how powerful the fake news is."  Scott Adams"
"They plant these ideas in your head."
"People who have been printed in the media a lot can start to identify who is fake news."  Cassie Jaye
"I've been lied about repeatedly. My friends have been lied about. I don't have to frame them. I just have to talk about what they've done." Mike Cernovich
And read Who is Mike Cernovich here.

Bruce Curley Poetry Biography

"It is difficult

to get the news from poems

yet men die miserably every day

for lack of what is to be found there"

William Carlos Williams, Asphodel, That Greey Flower and Other Love Poems

Poetry Lab Bruce Curley live poetry reading here.

Live readings of Bruce Curley's poetry may be found here.

Screaming Like a Banshee, Feile-Festa Literary Arts Journal, Edited by Frank Polizzi, Spring 20010m Paradiso-Parthas Press, LLC, 214 Mulberry Street, New York, NY 10012, http://www.medcelt.org/feile-festa/v005/poetry/curley.html

Girl at the Deli, Feile-Festa Literary Arts Journal, Edited by Frank Polizzi, Poetry Biography Bruce CurleySpring 2009, Paradiso-Parthas Press, LLC, 214 Mulberry Street, New York, NY 10012. I read this at KGB in NY, NY.Here's my blog post on this event,
http://www.medcelt.org/feile-festa/v004/poetry/curley.html

With No Apologies, Sarah Bernhardt poem, My Double Life, Musings on Sarah Bernhardt, Eric Finzi Art Publication, Heineman Myers Contemporary Art Gallery, Bethesda, MD, March 1, 2008 - April 6, 2008, www.heinemanmyers.com

Weavings, Maryland Anthology, The Kind of Woman to Marry.

The Pannus Index, New American Romanticism issue, The Fruit of the Orchard, The Last Rose, A Return to the Oul Sod - Irish & Irish American Writers issue Vol. 2 No.2 Seamus Heaney's Greatest Poem, Lie Down Red Hugh, Lie Down, Giving Speech to the Silence, Jack and Red Hugh O'Donnel, Sometimes I Get It, Spring 1997, Pgs. 50-62, Vol. 1, No. 3; Poem to the Scholars of These Poems, Vol. 1, No. 1, pgs. 12-13, Vincent Bator, Publisher, 160 King Street, Northampton, MA, 01060; home.earthlink.net/~bgpress/.Messages From the Heart, The Kind of Woman to Marry, POB 64840, Tucson, AZ, 85728, p.20.Whelks Walk Review, The Irish Brigade Memorial, Vol. 1, No. 2, August 1988, Southampton, NY, pgs. 64 - 66.Beyond Lament: Poets of the World Bearing Witness to the Holocaust, Marguerite Striar, Editor, This Broken Silence, p. 240-244, Northwestern University Press, Fall, 1998.Under a Gull's Wing, Poems and Photographs of the Jersey Shore, On What the Future of Civilization Depends, Frank Finale, Rich Youmans, Eds., Down the Shore Publishing, Box 3100, Harvey Cedars, NJ, 1996, pgs. 169-171.Poems from Farmers Valley, The Fruit of the Orchard, D. M. Prell, Editor, 18989 Hilltop Road, route 3, Box 191, Sparta, WI, 54656-9536, prellpubl@century internet.netAnthology, The Last Rose, Clara Barton at Antietem, and Cream Donut, July-August, 1997, POB 4411, Mesa, AZ, 85211-4411, 602 461 8200, http://elwood.pionet.net/`wberger, tavara@primenet.com.Apocalypse 2, Tomato Madness, Thomas H. Hall, Editor, Northeaster Illinois University, 5500 N. St. Louis Avenue, Chicago, IL, 60625, p.2.Baltimore Review, Timing It Right, Barbara Diehl, Editor, POB 410, Riderwood, MD 21139, Vol. II, No.1, Winter, 1998The Neovictorian/Cochlea, Binary Star Dance, Spring-Summer 1996, p.13; Beatrice Cameron, Editor, POB 55164, Madison WI, 53705.Lynx Eye, The Kind of Woman to Marry, Fall 1999, Vol. VI, No. 4, p.28; At the Diner II Vol. IV, No. 3, Summer, 1997, p. 56 (Nominated for a Pushcart Prize XXIII; The Need for Saturday Night Poems, Vol III, No.4, Fall, 1996, p. 12 At the Diner, Vol. III, No. 1, Winter, 1996, pgs. 79-83, Pam McCulley, Editor, 1880 Hill Drive, Los Angeles, CA, 90041.Mad Poet's Review, To Believe in Angels Vol. 14, Fall Issue, Timing It Right, Vol. 12, 1998 Annual Issue, p.5; The Comedians Choice, No. 8, Fall 1993, p. 16; Poetry in Wood, and Of Your Earthen Body, No. 7, Spring 1993, p. 15.Pudding 30, Dreaming of Maytag, June, 1996, p.30The Poet's Page, Capitance, and The Last Rose, Summer, 1996; Silenced Bird Song, Jan./Feb./Mar. 1995, p.3; Ione K. Pence, Editor, 821 South First Street, Princeton, IL, 61356.Potomac Review, The Electric Life, Winter 1999-2000, Vol VII, No. 1, p. 60; The Splendid Routine, Vol. IV, No. 3, Summer 1997, p. 69; Mid-Night Milk Run, Vol. III, No. 4, Spring, 1996, p. 69; Coffee Money and Coyote's Lament, Vol. III, No. 1, Winter 1996, pgs. 40-42; Mid-Night Milk Run, Vol. III, No. 2, Spring 1996, p. 69; The Sleep of the Angels, McLean, VA, Fall 1995; Eli Flam, Editor-Publisher, Box 354, Port Tobacco, MD 20677, www.meral.com/potomac
Voices Israel, Into the Swale, Vol. 23, Fall, 1995, p. 68-69, POB 5780, Haifa, Israel.Rain Dog Review, Coyote's Lament, L.S. Gunn, Editor, Vol. 2, Issue 1, Winter, 1997, Gunn Communications, 547 South 12th Street, San Jose, CA 95112.The Rockford Review, Everybody Should Have an Aunt Pat, Winter, 1996; Larry Joe Bird, Fall, 1995, p. 14-15; Michelangelo and the Pope, Vol. XIII, No. 3, Summer, 1994., pg. 13; Cindy Guentherman, Poetry Editor, POB 858, Rockford, IL 61105.RACS/Rent-a-Chicken Speaks, Poetry in Wood, Spring, 1995, p.14; Garth Coogan, Editor, POB 1501, Wappingers Falls, NY, 12590.
The Endless Mountain Review, The Clown and the Elephant Trainer, Vol. 8, No. 2, 1995, p. 6, Just This Morning, Vol. 4, No. 1, 1993, p. 8Toast, Domestic Bliss for the Manic Depressive, Vol. 1, No. 1, Spring, 1995, p. 10, Wendy Renee, Editor, 1320 Standiford Ave., #4-258, Modesto, CA 95350.American Man, Returning Home in Fall, Vol. 2, No. 2, p. 20; The Life Cycle, Vol. 1, No. 3, 1980; Wedding Poem for Brother Bob, Vol. 3, No. 1, 1981.The Arden, Albert Einstein's Light, Vol. 1, No. 2, Spring/Summer 1994, p. 55I Am the Serbian Sniper, Vol. 1, No. 1, Fall/Winter 1993, p. 64-65.Festival, Wedding Poem for Brother Bob, Fairfield Ltd. Press, PA, 1992, p. 4-5.Home Planet News, Reflections on New Surroundings, Vol. 1, No. 1, p. 23; After Leaving Rita at the Airport, Vol. 5, 1979, p. 15.S.L.U.G.fest, The Life Cycle, Spring 1994, Vol. IV, No. IV, p. 14.Spring, Moments Stolen in Between, No. 1, 1979, p. 14.Text-Sounds-Text, Factory Mishap, Richard Kostelanetz, Ed., Wm. Morrow, NY, 1980, p. 372.

The Federal Poet, The Blind Can See, Vol. XLI, No. 1, 1984, p. 7; So Serve Acme Ideal Love Christmas Mourning, Vol. XL, No. 3, 1983, p. 2; Your Eyes, Vol. XXIX, No. 2, 1982, p. 20; The Question That Should be on Every Law School Admission Test, Vol. XXVII, No. 4, 1981, p. 20; The World Will End Tonight, Vol. XXVII, No. 3, 1981, p. 7; Children Stoning a Dog, Vol. XXVII, No. 4, 1981, p. 3; Words Never Die, Vol. XXVIII, No. 4, 1981, p. 3; The Comedians Choice, Vol. XXVII, 1980, p. 5; The Second Transition, Vol. XXCXVI, No. 3, 1979, p. 9-10.Bardsong, The Journal for Celebrating the Celtic Spirit, Republican, Vol. 2, Issue 2, Midwinter 2005, p.15.

WordWrights!, Argonne Hotel Press. Downed Wires Along the Track, Elegy for Bobby Sands, The Wonder of Poetry, Domestic Bliss for the Manic Depressive, p. 53, No. 19, Sept. - Oct., 2000.

Viking Demons, Screaming Like a Banshee, Permanently Bent Back, Girl at the Deli, No. 16, summer 1999, pgs. 16 and 17 www.wordwrights.com

Web Poetry

Girl at the Deli, Feile-Festa Literary Arts Journal, Edited by Frank Polizzi, Spring 2009Paradiso-Parthas Press, LLC, 214 Mulberry Street, New York, NY 10012

http://www.memorialdaywritersproject.com/PoetsPages/Curley.htm, Screaming Like a Banshee, Future Dust, Lament for American Hearts and Minds. www.xeximian.com/brcurleypg.htm (2000) On What the Future of Civilization Dependswww.poetrytonight.com (1999) Permanently Bent Back www83.pair.com/oncue/poetry.html OnCue Poetry Website (1999) The Meaning of Space Silence, Permanently Bent Back, Screaming Like a Banshee

http://wtp62.com/rbr.htm Red Booth Review 1:1 (1999) Roy Orbison Lament

www.poetrymagazine.com/archives/1998/june/curley.htm Poetry Magazine 1998, Celebrating the Plumbing, Lashed to the Rigging, St. Francis Bedside Lament, When Fish Crywww.sergie.com/paulo/vistante.html San Paolo, Brazil (1998) When Fish Cry

http://www.writersbbs.com/ Backyard Quiet Salvation, Beating the Black Plague, Coyote's Lament, Eamon's Poem, My True Home, Old American Ways (A Valentine), St. Francis Bedside Lament, The Need for Saturday Poetry

http://wiredheart.hispeed.com/july03/bruce_curley_703.html, Civilization, From the Shithouse to the Penthouse, July-August 2003, http://wiredheart.hispeed.com/august/bruce_curley_poetry.html, Screaming Like a Banshee, Early Warning System, August-September 1999

24.3.130.761/scars/ccdissues/ccd007.htm Children, Churches and Daddies (2000) My Father - Vol. 9, Excerpt from Wedding Poem for Brother Bob - Vol. 6

ZINES

KYEzine, Meeting, Gene Kelly, Blizzard 96, Number 5; My Poetry Hangs in Donut Shops, Number 4; Eric Zassenhaus, Editor, Vassar College, 7803 Maple Ridge Road, Bethesda, MD, 20814.
Flatired, The Serbian Sniper, Vol. 6, No. 1, 1995, p. 6-7.
Insomnia & Poetry, Into the Swale, 1995, p. 8.Second place in the 1994 Frederick County Poetry Contest for The Clown and the Elephant Trainer; POB 623, Walkersville, MD 21793. Guest poet on WTRI, 1520AM, Where the Local Stars Shine, Brunswick, MD, 7/29/95 and 8/5/95.

Film

Factory Mishap and The Need for Saturday Poetry,accepted for SLAM , Inverse Productions, Mark O'Brien, Producer, 4223 Pacific Avenue, #413, Stockton, CA 95207-7607.

Listed in Poets & Writers (NY) Directory of American Poets and Writers.