Navy Seals vs. Zombies

In Baton Rouge, a routine investigation of a suspicious van spirals into a nightmare as the officer is suddenly attacked by zombies, turning a quiet day into a citywide scramble for safety. Civilians flood the streets seeking shelter while emergency services scramble to respond. The outbreak marks the start of a citywide crisis.

At NAS Oceana in Virginia Beach, SEAL Team Six trains its newest member, AJ Prescott, putting him through demanding tests and bonding the unit. The training establishes his skills and the team’s dynamics under pressure. The mission and the personal stakes soon expand as crisis hits the country.

After the training, AJ returns home to his wife Emily and discovers she is pregnant, raising the stakes for his safety and mission. The domestic quiet contrasts with the looming national crisis, giving AJ a personal motive to survive. The moment humanizes the soldiers and ties the story to a family waiting for news.

In Baton Rouge, a press conference led by Vice President Bentley ends as a mob of zombies erupts, forcing the VP to retreat into the Capitol. Reporters and civilians scramble amid confusion and fear as the outbreak becomes public knowledge. The incident converts a political event into a visceral crisis.

SEALs are mobilized when a distress call goes silent, and Lieutenant Pete Cunningham leads the team as they HALO into Baton Rouge. They locate Bentley and a group of survivors including Amanda and Dave, while CIA Agent Stacy Thomas warns the outbreak is a biological attack. Extraction depends on dangerous on-site assets.

Margaret, Bentley’s aide, hides the fact she has been bitten to avoid being left behind. Just before a helicopter arrives for extraction, Chief Petty Officer Travis is killed, escalating the toll of the crisis. The moment heightens the danger and tightens the survivors’ timeline.

As the helicopter lifts off, Margaret turns into a zombie, causing the craft to crash. The remaining SEALs and civilians press toward the extraction point, aided by Larry, while AJ fights to stay alive after being bitten. He passes his sidearm to Amanda and continues forward with the group.

Dave is killed during the escape, deepening the group's resolve to reach safety. Rebecca works to obtain a zombie sample that could help forge a vaccine, showcasing the medical countermeasure angle of the story. The team pushes forward despite losses and the ongoing threat.

Commander Sheer orders a blockade of exits and bridges to keep the contagion contained within the city. The survivors race toward the extraction point as they navigate blocked routes and dwindling options. The containment measure underscores the national stakes of the crisis.

Back at the Capitol, Stacy Thomas reveals that AJ and the other SEALs are immune to the infection due to vaccines altering their molecular structure. The finding hints at a potential way to save others, even as the outbreak continues to threaten the nation. The moment reframes the mission as a public health breakthrough.

AJ finally returns home to Emily, and with the team’s immunity in hand, the story ends on a quiet, hopeful note. They decide on a name for their son, Carl, in honor of sacrifices that helped them survive and to anchor the next generation. The ending offers closure after the chaos and suggests a future beyond the outbreak.