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Zombie Outbreak Survival: Zombie Hive Incident (Part 1) -

Plano Business Strategies

This is another article in my ongoing series of articles helping to increase public awareness of

zombie outbreak survival tactics and planning. Please look for my previous and next articles.

I started writing this series of zombie articles planning to only write for the month of October (2012)

mainly because October coincides with the start of the flu season in the northern hemisphere. As any

well prepared zombie outbreak responder knows, a pandemic zombie outbreak will most likely start

during or just after a deadly pandemic flu outbreak. Deadly pandemic flu outbreaks are most likely

to happen during the late fall and winter months.

Then I realized after writing for the full month of October that I needed to write even more. There is

so much more to share, so much more that I know about zombies, so much more that you will wishyou knew when we are all finally faced with a zombie pandemonium.

So I have committed myself to writing zombie outbreak preparedness articles for as long as it takes.

In this article I'm sharing my notes from an incident of a zombie hive event that I am "unofficially"

aware of. I mentioned in my previous article dated 10/26/2012, a zombie hive event was the sign of

an extinction level pandemic outbreak threat. A zombie hive outbreak makes a regular zombie

outbreak seem like a walk in the park. In any case, pandemic outbreaks and zombie outbreaks are

just the start of the war with Z-virus for claim to this planet we live on.

A Level I zombie outbreak typically means a deceased person, a carrier of the Z-virus, reanimated

somehow and caused an incident. The recent zombie incident in Miami comes to mind--plenty of

Level I zombie incidents are never reported in the news. Still, the police and other medical

responders are well equipped to handle incidents like this. I filed a report of a series of deaths on the

Camp Pendleton Marine base in California where a Marine was accidentally killed (friendly fire) on a

combat mission and once his body was back aboard the USS Guam, he reanimated and caused quite

a problem. The USS Guam reported and contained this minor outbreak where four Marines were

infected and became zombies. We reported their deaths as accidental and skewed the evidence tosay they died in training on the Camp Pendleton base. This adjusting of facts in reporting is

standard.

You may not know this, but in a Level IV outbreak, military NBC (Nuclear Biological Chemical)

Response Teams also called ZORTs - Zombie Outbreak Ranger Teams or Response Teams (depends

on if you are Army or Marine)--this is what they are labeled as in the US military and these teams

respond to Level IV and higher global outbreaks with containment protocols and full military support

and impunity--a civilian ZORT - Zombie Outbreak Response Team (sometimes called a ZRT) is only

used to respond to local zombie outbreaks in your own community and often do not have any military

members or backing. A lot of ZRTs have retired and reservist military members in their ranks.

Utah ZORT: https://www.facebook.com/ZORT.UT


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North Texas ZRT: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Zombie-Response-Team-North-Texas-Division-...

For outbreaks of the Level V category, which again there aren't any officially documented that I am

aware of, scientist anticipate stage 2 zombies (stumbling bumbling) to have almost completely died

off, leaving only a few stage 3 (more aggressive), a large number of stage 4 zombies (thinking and

plotting types), and central zombie hives with stage 5 zombies (intelligent mutant monsters)

controlling all zombie activities in the zombie event, working to infiltrate, propagate, and alter all

life on the planet.

In 2003, I was fortunate enough to be assigned to a company-sized (about 200 Marines) Z-virus NBC

Response Team out of Fort Hood, Texas. In 2005, I deployed one Platoon (about 60 Marines) to a

Level V outbreak in Miercurea-Cuic, Romania. This is a remote mountain town you have probably

never heard of--typical major outbreak scenario: illegal chemical weapons, inadequate local

government response, call in the WHO, call in the CDC, and send in the Marines.

The team went in and did what I trained them to do and below are the notes I typed up when

Lieutenant Martin, the Platoon Leader, returned from the incident. These notes are unaltered,

unedited, unfiltered, uncensored notes that I took while debriefing with Lt. Martin. I thought about

cleaning up these notes for this article, but I think you'll get a realistic feel for the incident better

from the original (incomplete) notes as I typed them back in 2005. So you please tolerate a few

grammar and syntax problems as you read this. You'll also need to appreciate how my notes could

not possibly capture the full intensity of what happened in this incident. You will need to imagine the

rest of the story; the uncaptured details.

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Incident Report Notes; Part I of III

Debrief Notes of Lt Martin, notes taken by Capt Allen

Witnesses: General McBride, Colonel Wagner, Lieutenant Colonel Quigley, and Sergeant Major

Serrano

Lieutenant Martin returned from incident #83-2005 on 9/26/2005 at 1830 and his debriefing began

at 1845. Mission video footage, evidentiary documents and data, and maps are being reviewed.

Lieutenant Martin states for the record:

"This was my first combat drop. I landed my platoon hot by HALO at 0300. I then made my way into

the part of the city where sat-imaging showed a good chance of finding survivors. It was a shit

sandwich. There were plenty of stage 2 and a few stage 3 zombies everywhere in the town and we

made our way to the city center. There was a clan of survivors, barely making do near the city

center. The people were very happy for our arrival there. They demanded our help to escape.

I asked to speak to the leaders. I clarified that I was a US NBC Response Ranger and as such it was

my duty to contain their outbreak, but I would only help consult with them on how they could ensure

their survival secondary to containment. Standard protocol, containment was primary and I was a

survival consultant, secondary. This immediately brought up a clash between clansmen. There wasanother nearby clan on the other side of the mountain that was competing with this clan for spaces

and resources. The outbreak had forced the arguing parties together. Together they had about 5,000

needing evacuation, which we estimated 40,000 casualties before we arrived, another 15,000 people


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had scattered into the nearby mountains to escape.

I called for a meeting of the clan leaders and stated that I wanted to help discuss a peace between

them, so they could organize to assist my platoon in the containment of the outbreak. I called for the

meeting to be public and fast. During the meeting I tried to act as a mediator between the main two

clans. There was minor argument about American soldiers being involved. I showed them the C-

document from their government, authorizing our presence. Each clan leader had his henchmen

there. I had briefly spoken to people on each side to gauge public support of these two leaders. Then

at a particular point I stated that I could see that these two leaders were not acting in the best

interest of the continued survival of humanity and so I shot and killed all of the leaders, their

henchmen, and their staffs. All told I killed 28 people and this show of force reaffirmed our

intentions. I then told the people that if they were not willing to cooperate, then they were doomed

one way or the other.

I pointed to a young scientist from the illegal weapons facility and told her to step forward. I pointed

to a retired military veteran and swore him in. I brought forward a former prominent businessman

and a teacher. I then brought forward a popular priest and said these are the pillars of your society.

These are the newly appointed governors. They will work together using democracy to decide what

is in the best interest of the people. If anyone has a dissent to this new order, then they can bring

this dissent to the attention of their new council or they can leave the clan and strike it out alone.

However, I asked that they give the new peace a chance because I needed cooperation to contain

the outbreak or else of course it would overwhelm us and possibly destroy any hope in the future we

may have. Again, your biggest hope for future survival is to work together, cooperate to the mutual

benefit of all. These survivors were hidden in a maze of underground city structures which were

easy to make secure and zombie proof with a few simple barricades.

I then established groups to form a better perimeter. We expanded the safe zone. We made plans forscavenging for additional supplies. I told them more about who I was. I am a Ranger. My mission is

to contain a high level zombie outbreak and then work in concert with the remaining vestibules of

government to restore order to ensure the survival of the human race and to deal with the zombies

locally. I asked the clan about suspicious zombie activity in the area. They told of zombies they had

seen building something to the west. I received reports from my scouts that confirmed this was an

artificially created hive, but up until this time, day four, we had only encountered non-hive stage 2

and stage 3 zombies.

A man talked about zombies pushing and moving some suspicious items toward the north of the

town. And also there was a small roving gang of organized bandits who had been harassingsurvivors. We made a plan for the sort of things we needed to scavenge for. We made booby traps

and barricades. We encountered significant numbers of stage 2 and 3 zombies. We acquired more

weapons. I took a sizeable crew with me and we cleared a way back to our LZ and evac site and also

recovered a stash of requisitioned weapons which were dropped into our LZ on schedule.

I quickly trained a small cadre of the locals into patrolmen and swore them in. They began patrolling

to observe zombie and bandit activity, and to find food and other supplies. On their first mission,

they brought back live chickens and ducks which they had captured. We then scouted around for fall

back positions to the south - the library - then the stadium - then the movie theater - then to an

abandoned mine shaft system in case we needed to fall back.

On day seven, I told the clans that they should begin falling back and evacuating, escorted by my

Rangers, first to the movie theater and then to the other places, further fall back locations and


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outposts until evac at the LZ was complete.

First fire team escorted 2 scientists back into the illegal weapons facility to acquire and retrieve all

Z-virus evidence, papers, computer data, samples, and to destroy remaining contraband not of a

critical nature. They reported advanced Z-virus research in the facility when they returned to the

platoon HQ and we began examining the information they retrieved.

On day eight, I gave the order to the four deployed Marine squads to begin eradicating the zombies

in four large three-ringed counter-spinning concentric combat circles as trained. Things were going

as planned and sequenced in our training combat table sessions and I had some doubt we had a real

zombie hive to eradicate because all zombies encountered for the first five combat days and in

successive constriction operations were only stage 2 and 3 zombies.

On combat day six we finally encountered stage 4 and stage 5 zombies, some of which were carrying

weapons such as pipes and pick-axes, and later this same night we encountered the first wave of

stage 5 advanced zombies, which could see in the dark and could throw heavy things with great

strength; and we suffered two Marine casualties from stage 5 zombie contact. Corporal Jimenez was

hit by a stone dropped from the roof of a building and Lance Corporal Gains was killed by a large

piece of sheet metal hurled by a zombie--incendiary Clash of clans hackpowder was used to destroy

their bodies, confirmed by the Docs and Chief Petty Officer Stallings.

On combat day seven we halted offensive operations to regroup and to better estimate the location

of the zombie hive's heart, based on the stage 5 zombie contact we had seen. In the underground

passages of the city center where we made the platoon HQ, combat injuries were treated. One of our

five Corpsmen, Doc Holliday, had a possibly torn ACL; his duties to the platoon were not

significantly affected. Only one Marine was bitten at this point, Sergeant Jackson, but his Squad

Leader reported it as only a stage 3 zombie bite and at this point the affected Marine was slightly

feverish, but still combat functional. By this time on combat day seven all civilian survivors had beenchecked and evacuated to the LZ."

...Martin needs medical attention during the debriefing to treat his injuries...debriefing delayed 30

minutes.

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~I'll submit Part II of these notes in the next article. Please stay tuned and thanks for reading.
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