Caustic airlifted to 'safety' in Japan?

[Taro Toporific]

U.S. military trains for civilian evacuation if war loomsAssociated Press / Thu, Feb. 19, 2004
SEOUL, South Korea - It's a scenario U.S. Army wife Monica Tucker hates to think about, yet diligently prepares for nonetheless: North Korean artillery raining down, communist soldiers streaming south and panicked civilians fleeing Seoul as war erupts on the divided Korean Peninsula....the U.S. military launched a three-day exercise to practice evacuating thousands of foreign civilians...."Going through the exercises makes me less worried," the Cincinnati native said after registering her two children at a makeshift processing center in Seoul. "The most difficult part? Making sure everybody gets out OK."....About 12,000 people are expected to take part in this year's exercise, Courageous Channel, some being evacuated to the southern city of Busan by train while others are airlifted to "safety" at U.S. bases in Japan

[Caustic Saint]

Nah, they do these every so often. NEO (Noncombatant Evacuation Operation) exercises are nothing special.

Hell, they didn't even call me, so I guess they're just going to reissue me some camo gear and stick a rifle in my hand.

[Big Booger]

What will you really do Caustic S. if war was to break out in that region?

I'd be on the first plane, sub, boat, etc.. that I could get on.

[Caustic Saint]

What will you really do Caustic S. if war was to break out in that region?

I'd be on the first plane, sub, boat, etc.. that I could get on.

I honestly don't know. I've never plotted an exit strategy. Hell, I don't even know the embassy's phone number. Besides, as a single male with no dependants, my ass automatically goes to the end of the list anyways.

Guess I'll just let eveybody bug out, then do some looting and hope for the best.