Photos from World War Z

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Castle of the Moors in Sintra, Portugal. The castle was used as a refugee safe zone due to its location on top of a mountain that provided an unscalable barrier against the zombies.
 
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Thai military personnel patrolling a beach in Phuket, 2034. They are in look out for potential underwater zombies that may occasionally emerge from the seafloor.
 
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Stack Rock Fort off the cost of Pembrokeshire, Wales is a 19thC 3-gun fort which was disarmed in 1929 and went through a variety of owners and uses before being donated to the nation in 2005. CADW, the Welsh Heritage office started a program of consolidation and repair in 2006 and this was ongoing when the Great Panic started. The Fort became home to a survivor community, largely made up of the workers who had been there at the collapse and their families.

Only accessible by water the Fort was able to see off zombie and raiders both. It would only reluctantly surrender to the UK government during the clean up of the Isle, and many would not step foot on the mainland even for years afterward, preferring their Fort life.
 
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An LED evacuation sign in a New York City highway prior to the Battle of Yonkers.
(Posting this as this month marks the 10th anniversary of the battle).
 
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Soldiers of the U.S. Army put on MOPP 4 NBC gear in preparation for the Battle of Yonkers. Although the virus was already disregarded as being airborne, the Pentagon wanted to assure its troops the utmost protection from whatever contaminant was on the air from the fires of New York City. Rumor has it that the deployment of MOPP 4 gear was intended as a "morale booster" for the media, showing the heavy high-tech gear of the U.S. Army could easily swamp the hordes of zombies. In fact, it was the opposite as the MOPP 4 suit caused soldiers to collapse of heat due to the summer of 2013 being one of the hottest summers on the record, in addition to the wildfires brought upon by the Great Panic.
 
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Recently recovered infographic on the USAF's Long Range Strike Bomber program that started in 2009. It never came into fruition due to World War Z as the DOD had mothballed the majority of the jet-powered aircraft in favor of turboporps for cost-cutting and fuel efficiency. The post-war DOD has not commented on reviving the program.
 
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