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==Dead Zones== |
==Dead Zones== |
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Dead Zones are areas which have been hit by nuclear weapons and rendered uninhabitable. 1st M.S. are: |
Dead Zones are areas which have been hit by nuclear weapons and rendered uninhabitable. 1st M.S. Dead Zones are: |
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*Washington, D.C. and all areas within 35 miles of the capital |
*Washington, D.C. and all areas within 35 miles of the capital |
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All dead zones are off-limits, with plans to seal them off. '''Any unauthorized person or persons found in a dead zone will be shot on sight.''' |
All dead zones are off-limits, with plans to seal them off. '''Any unauthorized person or persons found in a dead zone will be shot on sight.''' |
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'''Any unauthorized persons caught in the red zones will be subject to summary execution by military and police forces.''' |
'''Any unauthorized persons caught in the red zones will be subject to summary execution by military and police forces.''' |
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For the 1st M.S., the red zones are (by county): |
For the 1st M.S., the red zones are (by county): |
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-In West Virginia: |
-In West Virginia: |
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==Yellow Zones== |
==Yellow Zones== |
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Yellow Zones are those areas which have been affected by evacuations from Red Zones, as well as those areas undergoing health, logistical and civil disturbance problems. '''Yellow Zone designations extend out to a 10-mile radius around the named cities.''' |
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For the 1st M.S., the Yellow Zones are: |
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In West Virginia: |
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*Wheeling |
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*Moundsville |
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*Morgantown |
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*Berkeley Springs |
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*Martinsburg |
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In Pennsylvania: |
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*the entire state south of the 30th parallel (not already covered within Dead or Red zone designations) |
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In Maryland: |
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*Frederick County; all counties to the west |
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In Virginia: |
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*the portion of the state east of a line stretching from Winchester in the north to South Boston near the North Carolina border. |
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Only those people who live in yellow zones will be permitted in, as well as those who have been evacuated there. ''Effective immediately, all travel in yellow zones must be approved by local military and police commands.'' |
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Blue Zones are those areas within the First Military Section that have not been specifically named in the previous zone descriptions. |
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