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"We elected to use a completely impossible scenario that could never be mistaken as a real plan," explained the CONPLAN 8888-11 document. CONPLAN 8888-11 is a staff plan that focuses on identifying the enemy, designating vital infrastructure such as food, power and medical care, and coordinating friendly forces. Undead armies are expected to focus on cities, as well as water sources (humans need water, but zombies don't). "USSTRATCOM has no ground combat forces capable of repelling a zombie assault," CONPLAN 8888-11 notes. "US and international law regulate military operations only insofar as human and animal life are concerned," CONPLAN 8888-11 argued.
Persons: USSTRATCOM, CONPLAN, Michael Peck Organizations: Strategic Command, Department of, Defense, Foreign Policy, Rutgers Univ, Twitter, LinkedIn Locations: Iranian, Tunisia, Nigeria, Russia, China, United States, West Africa, Europe, Forbes
The U.S. military made an unusual disclosure Wednesday, revealing the presence of one of its submerged nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine in the Persian Gulf in a move likely to make waves across the region. The U.S. Central Command released photos showing CENTCOM Commander General Michael “Erik” Kurilla onboard the submarine, in a rare decision to reveal the vessel’s location. It is extremely rare for the U.S. military to acknowledge where their ballistic missile subs are operating, particularly when they are stationed near an adversary's shores. In a statement Kurilla praised the submarine and its crew, calling submarines like it “the crown jewel of the nuclear triad.”“The West Virginia demonstrates the flexibility, survivability, readiness, and capability of USCENTCOM and USSTRATCOM forces at sea,” he said.
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