Greetings Mr. Todd Wainio

Today I met with Mr. Todd Wainio, an old man who U.S. Army Infantryman. Mr. Wainio has graying hair, three deep scars on his face, and it seems to me that he has witnessed much in his life. He first talked about this place called Yonkers, a rust-collared suburb just north of New York City. Apparently, there was a battle at Yonkers and it was described as a good place to make a stand. They made their stand on the ground, where it was most dangerous, when they could have stationed in the tall buildings. They were provided with many weapons like tanks, Bradleys, and Humvees. There was also the press everywhere that covered the battle and showed what really happened. Advanced headgear equipment was provided for each soldier for the battle to monitor what was happening. Then the zombies, or Zacks, started to appear. First, hand grenades were used to defeat the zombies. This worked effectively killing about three quarters of the first wave of zombies. Second, they then started to shoot at the zombies, but many aimed for the body rather than the head. Most of the zombies were just in hospital gown, pajamas, nightshirts, sweaters, underwear, or were naked. They then shot at them again, having less of an effect. Then bombs went off and this was even less damaging than the rockets. Still, the zombies kept coming. This prompted them to use the heavy weaponry like chain guns and missiles. This worked well until the fire around the zombies started to die out. The zombies were now coming by the thousands and the soldiers were the last line of defence. Reports came that the zombies were invincible because when shot in the head, they would not die. This may or may not be true. Mr. Wainio was shot in the sternum and was then hit by a flash grenade. He was then rescued by his friends and then carried off in a Bradley. From this interview, it seems that the battle at Yonkers was only the beginning of this mayhem and that these zombies are ruthless and unstoppable.