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So I'm currently writing a story and I'm trying to understand how a certain situation would be handled in real life.
So the situation in the story:
There is a clandestine US research facility hidden in the mountains of Japan. Some unknown catastrophic events happen inside the facility which cause all contact with the facility to be lost. Any and all attempts to get back in contact fail (including sending troops in). With no other course of action the US sets up a monitoring base a couple Kilometers away and monitors the facility. After 15 years something finally comes out of the facility. Troops are sent in immediately to capture it. A fierce battle happens in the woods before the troops are wiped out and the thing continues its way down the mountain, destroying the base and getting away. There are no survivors (or limited survivors). A while later, after some complaints about hearing gunshots in the woods, local Japanese police arrive at the scene to investigate. Shortly after they begin they are interrupted by (???) agent who bars them from further investigation and lets them know the area is US territory/soil/etc. After they leave the (???) agent makes a call to his superior letting him know the damage.
The Questions:
-Yuri
So I'm currently writing a story and I'm trying to understand how a certain situation would be handled in real life.
So the situation in the story:
There is a clandestine US research facility hidden in the mountains of Japan. Some unknown catastrophic events happen inside the facility which cause all contact with the facility to be lost. Any and all attempts to get back in contact fail (including sending troops in). With no other course of action the US sets up a monitoring base a couple Kilometers away and monitors the facility. After 15 years something finally comes out of the facility. Troops are sent in immediately to capture it. A fierce battle happens in the woods before the troops are wiped out and the thing continues its way down the mountain, destroying the base and getting away. There are no survivors (or limited survivors). A while later, after some complaints about hearing gunshots in the woods, local Japanese police arrive at the scene to investigate. Shortly after they begin they are interrupted by (???) agent who bars them from further investigation and lets them know the area is US territory/soil/etc. After they leave the (???) agent makes a call to his superior letting him know the damage.
The Questions:
- Which branch of the military would be sent for monitoring the facility? Army, Marines, Navy?
- Who would be in charge of oversight of the monitoring base? (I'm assuming an officer of whatever branch from previous question. A Lieutenant, Captain, Major, Colonel? )
- What US department would all of this be under? Department of Defense? CIA? etc... who does (???) answer to?
-Yuri
