In the book, there are tons of unrealistic plans such as Lasers against zombies and homing missiles that would tract EVERY single zombie on earth. I thought MCU's helicarrier could be added in the fray.
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In how many years do you think a helicarrier would be done in WWZ? By 2080-90 or 2100s? It would ultimately be the best anti-zombie offense and defense at the same time.
Such 'pie-in-the-sky' ideas seem kinda part of the course in the post-Z world though.
It's unlikely to be built due to technology, aerodynamics, cost and the generally falling numbers of Zack.
Romanian police officers securing the streets of Bucharest after a dozen Infected were reported.
UN Peacekeepers in Finland doing a clean-and-sweep operation post-war, c. 2024. (Avengers: Age of Ultron/IMFDB)
A recently leaked photograph of a CIA Special Activities Division agent armed with MP5A3 somewhere in Mexico City during the denial phase. This photo is believed to be part of the Alpha Teams Operation. (Sicario: Day of the Soldado/IMDFB)
Private military contractors aboard a UH-60 Blackhawk prepare to engage wandering zombies in the Sonora Desert. (Sicario: Day of the Soldado/IMFDB)
Romanian police officers securing the streets of Bucharest after a dozen Infected were reported.
Actually it's not Romanian as it's written in Cyrillic Alphabet ..poliția in Romanian.
PLA conscripts during the Great Panic, the leading Communist Politburo in China did not even try to use the Redeker Plan, or any variation thereof: instead of retreating back to a defensible perimeter, the Politburo simply sent wave after wave of soldiers to attack the zombies throughout China. The Politburo arrogantly refused to ever admit even to themselves that a single city had been totally lost to the zombies, even if temporarily, and instead disastrously divided Chinese military forces by trying to hold onto every city at once, never cutting their losses. Rapidly, the regular infantry of the People's Liberation Army was largely used up.
Sergei Ryzhkov, the Russian orthodox priest interviewed by Max Brooks in his novel World War Z, shown practicing with a Makarov PM against chained zombies. Ryzhkov was a veteran of World War Z in the Russian Front where he witnessed the horrors and purges of the Armed Forces. He was last mentioned removing a Tokarev TT-33 and a Bible to confront an obvious threat.
Mothballed L1A1 Self Loading Rifles are pictured on a rack right before distribution to British civilian volunteer militia. The British Armed Forces had to takeout stockpiles of WWII and Cold War-era weapons to willing civilians for patrolling the Hadrian Wall safezone while the rest of the Armed Forces secured the front lines. The civilian volunteer militia were mostly armed with hunting rifles, shotgun, gardening tools, and medieval weapons.
A movie poster for 28 Days Later, A historical fiction movie about the Fall of London released only five years after the Liberation of the UK. It was decried upon release for being insensitive to those who were lost and was banned from being shown in the UK even as it became a critical darling and the first Post-War blockbuster movie internationally.
A still from the last new conference in DC as the Great Panic gripped the nation. As the President addressed the nation outside the Capitol the DC horde descended on the area and the guard was able to hurry the President onto a waiting chopper and fly him to safety, even if he went into catatonic shock a week later. The event was broadcast across the nation on dozens of major news channels, further demoralizing the populace
New York City a few years after the Road to New York ended. Light had begun to return to the city but much of it remains in ruins even until today.
British civilians armed with L1A1 rifles pick-off zombies piling up on the walls of Richmond Castle. (Reign of Fire/IMFDB)
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GOSTIVAR, NORTH MACEDONIA - Smoke rises as chaos spreads in the North Macedonian city of Gostivar during the initial stages of the Great Panic, as freshly-reanimated zombies begin to take over and shatter the last vestiges of the Old World.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN - Hordes of zombies roam free in Zed-infested Detroit several years into the war. During the height of the war, the true only true safe havens in Detroit were the city's two main sports stadiums, Comerica Park and Ford Field, which had been turned into virtual castles by the city's ingeniously resilient (and heavily-armed) survivors, who had taken to using the former's baseball field to grow crops with which to feed themselves (thanks in part to knowledge cultivated by the city's plentiful "urban farms" which had been operated for years prior to the war).
TORONTO, CANADA - At the height of the Great Panic in North America, the RCMP and OPP attempted to quarantine Toronto, which was quickly infesting with zombies thanks in part to it being home to the busiest airport in the country. Many people tried to break the quarantine. Some were successful, like this truck driver who rammed through an RCMP/OPP checkpoint with his rig. Others were not so lucky, as police and security forces had standing orders from the upper echelons in Ottawa to shoot to kill. Ultimately, the number of infected were just too much for the local authorities' meager resources and the quarantine was overrun, as was the case in so many cities in North America and around the world.
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