The U.S. Army Zombie Combat Files (Paperback)

Adam Reger

ISBN 10: 1493029398 / ISBN 13: 9781493029396

Published by Rowman & Littlefield, Guilford, 2017

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Paperback. The shocking undead discovery of a military historianZombies remain popular from The Walking Dead to Ash vs. Evil Dead, they just wont go awayA gifty, zombie collectors itemAuthentic military design with 150 illustrationsUnearthed from a dusty Army archive, here are portions of two draft manuals instructing soldiers on how to confront . . . ZOMBIES! Now declassified, these files offer a guided tour of the U.S. Armys adaptable approach to the zombie menace: first through battle strategies and field tactics, and later through instruction on capturing and retraining zombies to use as military assets. Showcasing the seemingly outrageous illustrations from the original volumes, a military historian has selected points of interest, such as the use of zombie combatants during the Cold War, or changes in zombie behavior. A military historian makes a shocking discovery in a dusty Army archive! Portions of two draft manuals instructing soldiers on how to confront . . . ZOMBIES! Now declassified, these manuals can finally be shared with the reading public through this guided tour of the U.S. Army's successful, adaptable approach to the zombie menace: first through a c Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781493029396

Bibliographic Details

Title: The U.S. Army Zombie Combat Files (Paperback)

Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, Guilford

Publication Date: 2017

Binding: Paperback

Illustrator: Wheeler, David

Condition: new

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Synopsis:

A military historian makes a shocking discovery in a dusty Army archive! Portions of two draft manuals instructing soldiers on how to confront . . . ZOMBIES! Now declassified, these manuals can finally be shared with the reading public through this guided tour of the U.S. Army's successful, adaptable approach to the zombie menace: first through a catalog of battle strategies and field tactics, and later through instruction on capturing and retraining zombies to use as U.S. military assets. Using spreads that showcase the seemingly outrageous illustrations from the original volumes, the military historian selects points of interest, such as the use of zombie combatants during the Cold War, or changes in zombie behavior (for example, from slow-moving, Romero-esque undead to the fast-moving creatures of 28 Days Later).

About the Author:

This book was written by order of the Secretary of the Army.