For the prevention of civilian mass causalities, to defend and eliminate any oncoming zombie horde, and to be able to provide support to the community.

The use of weaponry is closely as old as civilization itself. From the common tools of labor to tools of death and destruction; weapons have been one of the corner stones of human existences. Yet of all history in civilization; two ideas have been used, tested, and proven (whether its results were effective or not) that were used in war. Although, the level of innovation along with its savage impact towards the enemy, in this case the mental impact on the enemy will have no leverage due to being the undead or living dead of SLC. The War Pigs committee will refer to the types of Zombies to MV’s or Mortuus Vivens. The reason is that if these reanimated corpses need to be classified in a biology category when a study is conducted after all, the Latin language tends to be the center for definition and Mortuus Vivens roughly translates to living dead.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

According to utahnaturalmeat.com/pork, the average cost of pig at weights at least 140 lbs. typically goes for $742 for consumption. Of course, using a pig can be a bit pricey (especially alive) – but, the idea of this is to save individuals from the pathological rampage; the zombie outbreak. One less person is one less Zombie. But there is an alternative from the expensive flaming pig and what the United States did back in the 1940’s (World War II Era) was something very unexpected especially with modern technology taking over general war tactics as well as warfare as a whole. The Bat bomb is also another approach that can be revisited as well as re-innovated to Utah’s Zombie warfare. Proposal by Lytle S. Adams, a Pennsylvania dentist, was inspired after visiting the Carlsbad Cavern in New Mexico and as a result of Pearl Harbor Bombing, he wanted revenge against the Japanese air raid.

Now at this point, you could think that how did this even come to light as well as how did this by pass the red tape. It basically goes down to who you know and in this case, Adams was a good friend to the Franklin D. Roosevelt’s wife, Eleanor Roosevelt. With his proposal of demolishing Japanese cities by equipping incendiary bombs to bats, they could go to all the locations that normal humans would not be able to go (“Nooks and Crannies”). Obviously, the intent was to cause as much destruction as possible without dropping a bomb.
Adams proposal eventually came up the National Research Defense Committee which were responsible for conducting research on war-applied technology (Basically, they were the scientific side of government/organization during WWII), thus the idea was forwarded to Donald Griffin a Psychologist known for his work with bats and echolocation strategies and consciousness of animals, has stated, “This proposal seems bizarre and visionary at first glance…but extensive experience with experimental biology convinces the writer that if executed competently it would have every chance of success.” The proposal of Adams definitely has a tone of an all or nothing approach when it comes to achieving victory for WWII. After all, it was something that the United States considered.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

So, the question is pending…What does this have to do with MV’s? So far on what we know, they come from the North part of the country, not very smart, loss of former personal via life, slow moving in large groups, and overall infectious. 

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