Survivor displaying his chained zombies as form of trophy before handing them over to the CDC for a sum of $1000 per specimen.
Photos from World War Z
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Survivor displaying his chained zombies as form of trophy before handing them over to the CDC for a sum of $1000 per specimen.
An pre-war photograph of Saladin Kader provided to Max Brooks during his interview. The Kuwaiti escaped to Israel with his family before the Great Panic.
(OOC: I really think Rami Malek fits to play Kader if they ever make a TV series for World War Z).
Some unusual vehicles developed by Kalashnikov for the Holy Russian Empire:
An anti zombie control vehicle able to contain swarms with it’s fold out frontal shield. Royal authorities deny allegations by human rights groups that it has been used to attack anti government protests.
“Igorek”, a 13 foot tall ”mecha”, one of the first of it’s kind in the world. It is thought that the machine will be able to withstand zombie attacks by putting the driver out of reach where’s conventional vehicles usually get bogged down. It is also believed that mechanical legs will be usual for traversing difficult terrain in a world where regular roads are unreliable and in sever disrepair in many places.
A light manned “flying car” similar in design to existing UAVs. Also believed to be useful for difficult terrain and for making quick get aways from Zak.
(All of these designs are real, though I don’t know how practical any of them are:
https://www.businessinsider.com/rus...robot-straight-out-of-aliens-2018-8?r=UK&IR=T
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.bu...de-military-warfare-concept-prototype-2018-11)
An anti zombie control vehicle able to contain swarms with it’s fold out frontal shield. Royal authorities deny allegations by human rights groups that it has been used to attack anti government protests.
“Igorek”, a 13 foot tall ”mecha”, one of the first of it’s kind in the world. It is thought that the machine will be able to withstand zombie attacks by putting the driver out of reach where’s conventional vehicles usually get bogged down. It is also believed that mechanical legs will be usual for traversing difficult terrain in a world where regular roads are unreliable and in sever disrepair in many places.
A light manned “flying car” similar in design to existing UAVs. Also believed to be useful for difficult terrain and for making quick get aways from Zak.
(All of these designs are real, though I don’t know how practical any of them are:
https://www.businessinsider.com/rus...robot-straight-out-of-aliens-2018-8?r=UK&IR=T
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.bu...de-military-warfare-concept-prototype-2018-11)
As Spock would say "fascinating".Some unusual vehicles developed by Kalashnikov for the Holy Russian Empire:
An anti zombie control vehicle able to contain swarms with it’s fold out frontal shield. Royal authorities deny allegations by human rights groups that it has been used to attack anti government protests.
“Igorek”, a 13 foot tall ”mecha”, one of the first of it’s kind in the world. It is thought that the machine will be able to withstand zombie attacks by putting the driver out of reach where’s conventional vehicles usually get bogged down. It is also believed that mechanical legs will be usual for traversing difficult terrain in a world where regular roads are unreliable and in sever disrepair in many places.
A light manned “flying car” similar in design to existing UAVs. Also believed to be useful for difficult terrain and for making quick get aways from Zak.
(All of these designs are real, though I don’t know how practical any of them are:
https://www.businessinsider.com/rus...robot-straight-out-of-aliens-2018-8?r=UK&IR=T
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.bu...de-military-warfare-concept-prototype-2018-11)
Drone and mechanized warfare would save lots of lives should there be a Z-War Two.
Could save a lot of lives in a normal war.
If one can consider any kind of war as normal.
Survivors looting equipment and weapons from a crashed Australian Army UH-1 Huey in West Papua, Indonesia. (Dead Island: Riptide)
A former WWII-era Japanese bomb shelter converted to an emergency outpost by the Australian Army and the Papua New Guinea Defense Force. (Dead Island: Definitive Collection)
A still-living decapitated zombie head being experimented on in USAMRIID, Fort Detrick, MD.
OOC: Photo is actually Pvt Johnson (portrayed by Gregory Nicotero) in Day of the Dead (1985)
Survivor displaying his chained zombies as form of trophy before handing them over to the CDC for a sum of $1000 per specimen.
A replica of a zombie corral used to capture zombies for experiments utilized by civilian contractors such as Closure, Ltd. Most of the specimens would be handed over to USAMRIID or the CDC for a compensation of $1,000 per specimen.
Courtesy of Jason Green (@jsongreen of Instagram) for making this replica of the zombie corral as seen in George Romero's Day of the Dead (1985).
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Some of the APCs utilized by the UN Recon team that recently went into North Korea. Documented in The Way Is Shut.
A mine that is believed to lead towards the infamous North Korean underground city. This was before it was sealed with concrete as a precaution. (The Interview-2014)
DEVGRU (Seal Team Six) operators disguised as soldiers of the Korean People's Army conducting reconnaissance for the United Nations team. The reason they are dressed as KPA soldiers is that in the unlikely event of encountering the remnant of the KPA, plausible deniability would be achieved.
UN Inspectors with the disguised SEALs as KPA soldiers contacting the UN General Secretary regarding the situation of North Korea via satellite phone.
DEVGRU securing the landing site of an RHIB.
A U.S. Navy SEAL RHIB from the USS Kearsarge (LHD-3) lands on the eastern coast of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea for preparation of the UN Recon Team.
All pictures are from Columbia Pictures' The Interview (2014)
Newly arrived refugees were being directed towards a screening facility outside Cienfuegos, Cuba. The success that Cuba pulled in maintaining its stability and eradicating the infection within its borders throughout the war resulted in refugees, mostly from the Americas, to come into the country in search of a safe haven.
CIA agents working with USBP along the U.S.-Mexico border crossing inspecting vehicles for potential infected. (Sicario)
Technical truck armed with a Russian DShk machine gun used for mowing down hordes of zombies.
An aerial photograph of the Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center near Blumont, Virginia. Mount Weather is the relocation site of the U.S. President and other important cabinet members in the event of a nuclear attack during the Cold War. On September 11, 2001, some members of Congress were evacuated here. In 2023, one of the Presidential Aides revealed that the U.S. President was temporarily relocated to Mount Weather before heading west to the Rockies. The facility continued to be in operation throughout the war.
Pre-war photograph of former President George W. Bush with a over-and-under shotgun. The Bush family participated in clearing the State of Texas from zombies with the Texas National Guard and civilian militia.