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Post by gillan1220 on Nov 22, 2022 13:34:20 GMT
can been far more worst while the AFP Police Civilians NPA Rebels Ilaga CAFGU MILF and MNLF had to team up and defending the safe zones in Mindanao from zombies and the Cults Raiders and more. i wonder what kind of Raiders of the philippines look like. Raiders would most like be the ASG, JI, or other terror groups coming from the Indonesia-Malaysian backdoor. Important to note that U.S. Special Forces Green Berets (1st Special Forces Group) were in Zamboanga as of 2004 as part of Operation Enduring Freedom - Philippines. They were based in Edwin Andrews Air Base in Zamboanga City so that could have been a safezone. The USS Juneau was also in the south during the outbreak, doing humanitarian assistance to the Sulu and Tawi-Tawi. Maybe remnants of the PCG and the Philippine Navy's Western Mindanao Command have been patrolling the waters and sinking refugee boats coming from Sabah. |
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Post by spiegel on Nov 22, 2022 13:36:17 GMT
can been far more worst while the AFP Police Civilians NPA Rebels Ilaga CAFGU MILF and MNLF had to team up and defending the safe zones in Mindanao from zombies and the Cults Raiders and more. i wonder what kind of Raiders of the philippines look like. Raiders would most like be the ASG, JI, or other terror groups coming from the Indonesia-Malaysian backdoor. Important to note that U.S. Special Forces Green Berets (1st Special Forces Group) were in Zamboanga as of 2004 as part of Operation Enduring Freedom - Philippines. They were based in Edwin Andrews Air Base in Zamboanga City so that could have been a safezone. The USS Juneau was also in the south during the outbreak, doing humanitarian assistance to the Sulu and Tawi-Tawi. Maybe remnants of the PCG and the Philippine Navy's Western Mindanao Command have been patrolling the waters and sinking refugee boats coming from Sabah. remember 20 years ago those guys would had a comeback on the dawn of the dead timeline. |
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Post by gillan1220 on Nov 22, 2022 13:39:30 GMT
Raiders would most like be the ASG, JI, or other terror groups coming from the Indonesia-Malaysian backdoor. Important to note that U.S. Special Forces Green Berets (1st Special Forces Group) were in Zamboanga as of 2004 as part of Operation Enduring Freedom - Philippines. They were based in Edwin Andrews Air Base in Zamboanga City so that could have been a safezone. The USS Juneau was also in the south during the outbreak, doing humanitarian assistance to the Sulu and Tawi-Tawi. Maybe remnants of the PCG and the Philippine Navy's Western Mindanao Command have been patrolling the waters and sinking refugee boats coming from Sabah. remember 20 years ago those guys would had a comeback on the dawn of the dead timeline. If they can only chop the zombies instead... |
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Post by spiegel on Nov 22, 2022 13:44:12 GMT
remember 20 years ago those guys would had a comeback on the dawn of the dead timeline. If they can only chop the zombies instead... if theres a list of safe zones in mindanao on cities any safe zones in visayas and luzon regions. |
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Post by gillan1220 on Nov 22, 2022 13:54:19 GMT
If they can only chop the zombies instead... if theres a list of safe zones in mindanao on cities any safe zones in visayas and luzon regions. My guess: Luzon: - Baguio City - Anywhere isolated such as the Cordilleras and the Sierra Madre - Batanes - Vigan Visayas - I unfortunately cannot think where is safe here. Cebu City is too close meaning other islands will get the infection Mindanao - Davao - Zamboanga - Valencia, Bukidnon - Tawi-Tawi - Basilan |
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Post by spiegel on Nov 22, 2022 13:55:52 GMT
if theres a list of safe zones in mindanao on cities any safe zones in visayas and luzon regions. My guess: Luzon: - Baguio City - Anywhere isolated such as the Cordilleras and the Sierra Madre - Batanes - Vigan Visayas - I unfortunately cannot think where is safe here. Cebu City is too close meaning other islands will get the infection Mindanao - Davao - Zamboanga - Valencia, Bukidnon - Tawi-Tawi - Basilan you forgot Palawan and Pag Asa Islands while yes Leyte and Samar been a problem due to San Juanico Bridge unless blew that bridge up. |
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Post by gillan1220 on Nov 22, 2022 14:09:12 GMT
My guess: Luzon: - Baguio City - Anywhere isolated such as the Cordilleras and the Sierra Madre - Batanes - Vigan Visayas - I unfortunately cannot think where is safe here. Cebu City is too close meaning other islands will get the infection Mindanao - Davao - Zamboanga - Valencia, Bukidnon - Tawi-Tawi - Basilan you forgot Palawan and Pag Asa Islands while yes Leyte and Samar been a problem due to San Juanico Bridge unless blew that bridge up. Parts of Palawan might be infected since we could be dealing with Chinese or Southeast Asian refugees, but you are correct the cliffs and mountains would be safe. Blowing the San Juanico Bridge would just delay the inevitable. Refugees could still come from nearby Cebu, Masbate, and Surigao. Pag-Asa Islands and the rest of the South China Sea areas the Philippines claims could be safe too, but the problem is resupply. With Manila gone, all those Marines, sailors, and fishermen would need to return to Palawan or Zambales. Or they could cooperate with the nearby Chinese, Vietnamese, Malaysian, and Taiwanese garrisons. The South China Sea in 2004 wasn't militarized yet. |
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Post by spiegel on Nov 22, 2022 14:12:29 GMT
you forgot Palawan and Pag Asa Islands while yes Leyte and Samar been a problem due to San Juanico Bridge unless blew that bridge up. Parts of Palawan might be infected since we could be dealing with Chinese or Southeast Asian refugees, but you are correct the cliffs and mountains would be safe. Blowing the San Juanico Bridge would just delay the inevitable. Refugees could still come from nearby Cebu, Masbate, and Surigao. Pag-Asa Islands and the rest of the South China Sea areas the Philippines claims could be safe too, but the problem is resupply. With Manila gone, all those Marines, sailors, and fishermen would need to return to Palawan or Zambales. Or they could cooperate with the nearby Chinese, Vietnamese, Malaysian, and Taiwanese garrisons. The South China Sea in 2004 wasn't militarized yet. Armies consist of Chinese Vietnamese Malaysian and Taiwanese on disputed areas on South China Sea been around with Filipinos while struggling to establish communications on their countries imagine the JSDF Fleet been sailed on Pag Asa Island been had to hanged out with them. |
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Post by gillan1220 on Nov 22, 2022 14:19:41 GMT
Parts of Palawan might be infected since we could be dealing with Chinese or Southeast Asian refugees, but you are correct the cliffs and mountains would be safe. Blowing the San Juanico Bridge would just delay the inevitable. Refugees could still come from nearby Cebu, Masbate, and Surigao. Pag-Asa Islands and the rest of the South China Sea areas the Philippines claims could be safe too, but the problem is resupply. With Manila gone, all those Marines, sailors, and fishermen would need to return to Palawan or Zambales. Or they could cooperate with the nearby Chinese, Vietnamese, Malaysian, and Taiwanese garrisons. The South China Sea in 2004 wasn't militarized yet. Armies consist of Chinese Vietnamese Malaysian and Taiwanese on disputed areas on South China Sea been around with Filipinos while struggling to establish communications on their countries imagine the JSDF Fleet been sailed on Pag Asa Island been had to hanged out with them. The Chinese, Vietnamese, Malaysian, and Taiwanese troops would be stuck there too. This is 2004 and most where just small structures on stilts (such as the one in Mischief Reef) or tiny island garrisons. The artificial islands China made from OTL 2014-2017 would not exist here. Cooperation is the key. There is no use in fighting when there are zombies everywhere. The JMSDF won't sail to Pag-Asa Island either. I'd assume what remains of the JMSDF and those of the U.S. 7th Fleet in Yokosuka or Sasebo would retreat to the Ogasawara/Bonin Islands or to Alaska or Hawaii. Japan is screwed because it is overpopulated and does not have much of a natural defensive barrier, maybe except in Hokkaido where the cold could freeze the zombies. |
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Post by spiegel on Nov 22, 2022 14:20:50 GMT
Armies consist of Chinese Vietnamese Malaysian and Taiwanese on disputed areas on South China Sea been around with Filipinos while struggling to establish communications on their countries imagine the JSDF Fleet been sailed on Pag Asa Island been had to hanged out with them. The Chinese, Vietnamese, Malaysian, and Taiwanese troops would be stuck there too. This is 2004 and most where just small structures on stilts (such as the one in Mischief Reef) or tiny island garrisons. The artificial islands China made from OTL 2014-2017 would not exist here. Cooperation is the key. There is no use in fighting when there are zombies everywhere. The JMSDF won't sail to Pag-Asa Island either. I'd assume what remains of the JMSDF and those of the U.S. 7th Fleet in Yokosuka or Sasebo would retreat to the Ogasawara/Bonin Islands or to Alaska or Hawaii. Japan is screwed because it is overpopulated and does not have much of a natural defensive barrier, maybe except in Hokkaido where the cold could freeze the zombies. and what happen to the two Koreas. |
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Post by gillan1220 on Nov 22, 2022 14:23:13 GMT
The Chinese, Vietnamese, Malaysian, and Taiwanese troops would be stuck there too. This is 2004 and most where just small structures on stilts (such as the one in Mischief Reef) or tiny island garrisons. The artificial islands China made from OTL 2014-2017 would not exist here. Cooperation is the key. There is no use in fighting when there are zombies everywhere. The JMSDF won't sail to Pag-Asa Island either. I'd assume what remains of the JMSDF and those of the U.S. 7th Fleet in Yokosuka or Sasebo would retreat to the Ogasawara/Bonin Islands or to Alaska or Hawaii. Japan is screwed because it is overpopulated and does not have much of a natural defensive barrier, maybe except in Hokkaido where the cold could freeze the zombies. and what happen to the two Koreas. South Korea would have been overrun especially with the major cities. Would Kim Jong-il try to have an invasion? Possibly he would have an idea to do so up until Chinese refugees would storm the Sino-Korean border. North Korea nuclear weapons were already in development as of 2004, but the first test was only in 2006. Surely they could have functional devices. Maybe Kim Jong-il would pull-off a World War Z and evacuate the North Koreans to a tunnel city beneath the Hermit Kingdom. Just like WWZ, 23 million zombies could be waiting to be unleashed. |
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Post by spiegel on Nov 22, 2022 14:33:09 GMT
and what happen to the two Koreas. South Korea would have been overrun especially with the major cities. Would Kim Jong-il try to have an invasion? Possibly he would have an idea to do so up until Chinese refugees would storm the Sino-Korean border. North Korea nuclear weapons were already in development as of 2004, but the first test was only in 2006. Surely they could have functional devices. Maybe Kim Jong-il would pull-off a World War Z and evacuate the North Koreans to a tunnel city beneath the Hermit Kingdom. Just like WWZ, 23 million zombies could be waiting to be unleashed. well Kim Family would been bite the dust for a moment the Zombies got reached on Pyongnang before they jumped into action to invade South Korea when Chinese Refugees been storming in on their doorstep. |
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Post by gillan1220 on Nov 23, 2022 12:18:23 GMT
South Korea would have been overrun especially with the major cities. Would Kim Jong-il try to have an invasion? Possibly he would have an idea to do so up until Chinese refugees would storm the Sino-Korean border. North Korea nuclear weapons were already in development as of 2004, but the first test was only in 2006. Surely they could have functional devices. Maybe Kim Jong-il would pull-off a World War Z and evacuate the North Koreans to a tunnel city beneath the Hermit Kingdom. Just like WWZ, 23 million zombies could be waiting to be unleashed. well Kim Family would been bite the dust for a moment the Zombies got reached on Pyongnang before they jumped into action to invade South Korea when Chinese Refugees been storming in on their doorstep. Not even North Korea's million-man army could save them from the ravenous Chinese hordes. The KPA's cohesion to fight is questionable, considering the average North Korean doesn't even get to eat proper food. |
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Post by spiegel on Nov 23, 2022 13:35:49 GMT
Switzerland would been like blew up anything from bridges tunnels and mountains and the swiss been still around in peace when the zombies ravaging across the world.
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Post by gillan1220 on Nov 23, 2022 14:02:31 GMT
Switzerland would been like blew up anything from bridges tunnels and mountains and the swiss been still around in peace when the zombies ravaging across the world. That depends how quick the Swiss were able to do it. The outbreak engulfed the world in 24 hours. The infected could have been already in Switzerland before the leaders locked their nation. |
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