Time slipped by in the blink of an eye, and December arrived.
The Steel Wall had been completed. Whenever the survivors who had helped build it saw this miraculous wall, more than ten thousand meters long, they felt genuine pride and a sense of belonging to and recognition of the base.
It was all the result of their own efforts.
After six months of development, the Umbrella Corporation's population had gradually grown to 500 people, including 150 combat personnel, more than 230 Logistics Personnel, over 80 technicians, and some elderly people and children who were unable to work.
A survivor camp of this size should have been beyond the reach of any other group in all of Georgia.
The wall's construction had not only greatly increased the camp's security, but also freed the company's guards. The Combat Team's warriors no longer needed to spend most of their energy defending the base every day. At last, most of their fighters could be sent out on missions.
At present, Leon had selected 30 Security Department employees with exceptional marksmanship and named them the Patrol Team. Led by Aji, they were responsible for patrolling the base every day and protecting its security.
Merle, Daryl, and Glenn each led a squad of 30 people. Leon had named them the Assault Team, and they were responsible for the base's primary combat missions.
There were also more than 30 people under Colonel William's command. They had been named the Special Operations Squad and were responsible for military missions.
The Assault Team's main task was currently to clear a road leading to the city center and connect it to important buildings such as the large department store, TV station, and solar power plant.
This was a comprehensive, long-term mission. They not only had to clear out Zombies,