Oakland Victory Siren

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White Holly Show at Sausalito Yacht Club

This is a high quality video of the Sausalito Christmas Boat Parade, which features the Oakland Victory Siren, El Diablo and the M3A4 Smoke Generator. It also has an example of Ghost Mines, Epiphany, a 25' fire sculpture by Dan Das Mann and Karen Cusolito and more.

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Victory Siren on the White Holly

We placed the Victory Siren on the back of the research vessel, White Holly.

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Smoke Generator

We are also restoring an M3A4 Pulse Jet Mechanical Smoke Generator, which is designed to generate large-area smoke screens used on the battlefield.

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San Francisco Victory Siren

Every Tuesday at noon, a 15 second siren blasts across the city of San Francisco from 65 different sirens.

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Come See us at the Alameda County Fair

The Victory Siren will be on display at the Alameda County Fair.

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Oakland Victory Siren

Jack Schroll and Mostly Mustangs are working to preserve Oakland history. They are restoring a Chrysler Air Raid Siren used for Civil Defense during the Cold War.

This Air Raid Siren were manufactured by Chrysler from 1952 to 1957 powered by a Chrysler FirePower Hemi V-8, which was a 331 CID engine that produced 180 horsepower. It could be remotely turned on off directly by using a telephone! At an audible range of four to five miles. In fact, it has an audio output of 138 decibels and produced 30,000 watts of power.

This is the loudest air raid siren ever produced.

We are accepting donations to help with the restoration.

What is a Victory Siren?

During World War II, the US Government needed a way to alert the populations of major US Cities that there was a possibility of enemy aircraft about to attack the city and the residents needed to prepare themselves for possible bombing. Bell Telephone Laboratories developed a warning system that that used telephone lines to activate and test air raid sirens located throughout populated areas.

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Oakland Victory Siren