An Air Raid Shelter is a protective structure designed to keep people safe during aerial attacks, particularly from bombs. These shelters can be found in various forms, including underground bunkers, reinforced buildings, or specially constructed rooms. They are equipped to withstand explosions and provide a secure environment for individuals during emergencies. During World War II, many countries, including the United Kingdom, built extensive networks of air raid shelters to protect civilians from enemy bombings. These shelters often included basic amenities like benches, water supplies, and first aid kits to support occupants during prolonged stays.