Pretty sure mine would(Northwest florida), I'm surrounded by military bases and forests
Heres all of the military bases within a one hundred mile radius of me:

 Eglin Air Force Base
Eglin Air Force Base, geographically the U.S. Air Force's largest base, is home to Duke Field and a myriad of research and development activities. Eglin’s Air Armament Center is the focal point for all Air Force armament. The center is responsible for the development, acquisition, testing, and deployment of all air-delivered weapons.

Primary Units Include:

    53rd Wing
    308th Armament Systems Directorate
    46th Test Wing
    Eglin Gulf Test Range
    20th Space Control Squadron
    Air Force Research Laboratory Munitions Directorate
    Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center
    33rd Fighter Wing, the training wing for the F35 Joint Strike Fighter
    7th Special Forces Group

Hurlburt Field
Hurlburt Field's mission is to support the training and execution of special operations such as unconventional warfare, special reconnaissance, counter proliferation, foreign internal defense, information operations, psychological operations, civil affairs and combating terrorism worldwide.

Primary Units Include:

    Air Force Special Operations Command
    1st Special Operations Wing
    Air Force Special Operations Training Center
    505th Command and Control Wing

Naval Support Activity Panama City
Naval Support Activity Panama City hosts many research related units.

Primary Units Include:

    Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City
    Navy Experimental Diving Unit
    Naval Diving and Salvage Training Center
    Center for Navy Ordnance Disposal and Diving

Pensacola Naval Air Station
Naval Air Station Pensacola, home of the Blue Angels, is recognized as the premier naval installation in the Department of the Navy. NAS Pensacola is primarily dedicated to the training of Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard personnel in naval aviation.

Primary Units Include:

    Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory
    Naval Operational Medicine Institute
    Naval Education and Training Command (NETC), Saufley Field
    Training Wing Six
    Center for Information Dominance (CID), Corry Station
    USAF 313th Training Squadron (Intelligence and Information Warfare)

Tyndall Air Force Base
Tyndall Air Force Base is headquarters to the Continental U.S. North American Aerospace Defense Command Region – First Air Force, which has the sole responsibility for ensuring the air sovereignty and air defense of the continental United States, U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.

Primary Units Include:

    325th Fighter Wing
    Air Force Civil Engineer Support Agency
    16th Electronic Warfare Squadron
    53rd Weapons Evaluation Group

Whiting Field
Naval Air Station Whiting Field seeks to provide the best services and material support for the training of U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard, and International student aviators. Over 1,200 personnel complete their essential flight training at NAS Whiting Field annually.

Primary Units Include:

    Training Air Wing Five
    Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Detachment (CNATT DET) Milton





United States Coast Guard Station

United States Coast Guard Station Located on Choctawhatchee Bay at the east end of Okaloosa Island, our missions include Search and Rescue and a wide range of law enforcement activities. Since 1790 the Coast Guard has safeguarded our Nation's maritime interests and environment around the world. The Coast Guard is an adaptable, responsive military force of maritime professionals whose broad legal authorities, capable assets, geographic diversity and expansive partnerships provide a persistent presence along our rivers, in the ports, littoral regions and on the high seas. Coast Guard presence and impact is local, regional, national and international. These attributes make the Coast Guard a unique instrument of maritime safety, security and environmental stewardship.



919th Special Operations Wing - Duke Field

The 919th Special Operations Wing (SOW) employs about 1,300 reservist. Air reserve technicians, commonly referred to as ARTs, are the nucleus of the wing. They provide management continuity to keep the units combat ready/ ARTs carry dual status as full-time civil service employees for the Air Force who, as a condition of employment, must participate as reservists/ More than 280 ARTs and 35 civilians support the wing in day-to-day operations.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you read all of this, thank you lol. Post if you think your area would survive in a zombie apocolypse, list military bases in your area and all of that and why you think you would survive.

Down here in Alabama, where I live, I'd say yeah. We could just run em' over with our trucks and shoot em with our guns ;)

A zombie Apocalypse isn't going to happen. If anything were to wipe us out it'd be our own stupidity... oh and nukes, lots and lots of nukes.

A zombie Apocalypse isn't going to happen. If anything were to wipe us out it'd be our own stupidity... oh and nukes, lots and lots of nukes.

 

Well yeah, But in the scenario that it did, Do you think you're area would survive?

I'm not into that stuff at all but to answer your question, no, probably not. I live in the outer suburbs of one of the most isolated places on the planet and guns and military installments are few and far between.

I'm not into that stuff at all but to answer your question, no, probably not. I live in the outer suburbs of one of the most isolated places on the planet and guns and military installments are few and far between.

 

Well I suggest stealing a sailboat in a zombie apocolypse and living on the water lol

Well I suggest stealing a sailboat in a zombie apocolypse and living on the water lol

The ocean is roughly a 40 minute drive from my house and in the opposite direction there's the wheatbelt, but once you're past that there is nothing but desert for hundreds of miles. In saying that though, the isolation could be a good thing. 

There's a couple of military areas and airfields 45 minutes away from us. Maybe.

Maybe, I live in Nyköping, it's a medium-sized suburban city which is 104 kilometers (64 miles) from Stockholm.

There is almost no military activity in my town and the military would probably defend Stockholm the most.

Hey, OP, are you sure those soldiers on military bases wouldn't turn zombies themselves? You'll meet armed zombies in body armor :P

If zombies eat brains, that means that Washington DC is the safest place! 

Around our city, there is the central national police, and a military airbase. I think they will just defend theirselves until they run out of ammo, and get INFECTED!!!!!!

 

Also there is a grammatical error on the title of your post...

Check "you're"

Edited June 16, 201411 yr by LSPDhotstuff

Eh.. i live in a dodgy neighbourhood, so the drugs or alcahol will kill them before the zombie apocalypse happens.

 

it's really not something i think about, because the chances of that happening is reeeealllllllly slim.

Hmm, I doubt.

I live in a suburban area next to a large city, but basically no police or medical services here - only a fire station with volunteers. There really are no guns around, because of gun laws in Denmark. On the other hand though, this is a harbour city, so if shit got real we could escape.

Edited June 16, 201411 yr by Flipflup

As Gump said people here in Alabama would just solve the issue with lifted trucks and guns. There is a large Airforce base like 30 mins from me, and I live in a town of like 5,000 people. I'm pretty sure I would have a pretty good chance of survival.

yes

Edited June 17, 201411 yr by Matthew Whyte

Guns, rednecks, and trucks....I think us here in the south are all good.

Everyone in the south good until their 6MPG lifted trucks need refueling and their AR's need more ammo. 

Once that happens will be the time to get out the popcorn and see who really survives. I am more for an ostrich approach:

Edited June 16, 201411 yr by Pengi

Where I live we would definitely survive, because all zombie outbreaks seem to only happen in America :).

 

On a less movie drama note. I don't want my area to survive an outbreak. It's full of the most miserable people in the UK and that is an official statistic done via a consensus. The UK would probably benefit if my area was destroyed by zombies.

 

Brain eating zombies as depicted in films will never happen though. However "zombies" could actually happen. There is such a parasite that infects it's host and takes control causing the host to perform very strange actions. It's been exhibited in ants and other such insects/disgusting 8 legged creatures of death (I dislike spiders, have you noticed?)

I don't think that parasite has adapted to humans though, so yeah zombies are not a thing. Sorry.

A zombie Apocalypse isn't going to happen. If anything were to wipe us out it'd be our own stupidity... oh and nukes, lots and lots of nukes.

A disease that would make a human exhibit all the symptoms of a zombie is highly unlikely to come into existence, however, the likelihood of a massive breakout if one were to come into being, is extremely high, and mankind as a whole probably wouldn't survive barring small pockets of people in very remote locations with replenish-able food and water supplies. It's very easy to spread diseases, even from country to country and the only way to truly curb something like that would be to do what the Umbrella Corporation tried to do in one of the Resident Evil movies; quarantine the entire area of infected people, no exceptions, even to those who may be healthy in order to negate any risk, and nuke it. But as in movies, people can always slip through the cracks and I wouldn't doubt someone would end up ruining it by somehow escaping an thereby dooming humanity by carrying the theoretical virus with them...