YIKES.

[flewellyn]

Ten minutes ago, several F/A-18s flew in, fuelled up, and then took off to the east.

Five minutes ago I heard a huge BOOM from the east. Checked the news, and the planes have started bombing the area around Glyndon.

Apparently the town is considered a loss. Everyone who is still alive from Glyndon has fled west. State Patrol and National Guard are out in force. They've moved the barricade back as far as Dilworth. That gives them about 5 miles of breathing room.

I just saw a news video clip of what they're fighting. Looks like people, but very pale and often rotting. A lot like the guy that the national guard troops shot at the airport. Thanks to the large amount of rain we've had, the creatures are getting bogged down in muddy fields, where they're easily picked off by helicopters. The folks on the news said that the only real "movement" is along the roads, but that there's enough of them to have people worried. Hence, the bombing.

Shit, Glyndon is just 8 miles from my house. 8 miles. If they can't hold the line...

Comments

[flewellyn.livejournal.com]

I think I'd rather leave that sort of work to the people with guns and tanks.

Y'know, if there were an actual zombie uprising.

[lucretiasheart.livejournal.com]

It's good to plan ahead. You may wish to consider laying in a supply of frozen brains to lob at them as you make your getaway-- since you're not inclined to fight.