I actually thought the US Army came out of 28 Weeks Later looking pretty good. Their playbook was right on the money. If I'd have been in that situation I would've loosed the napalm as well. Plus Doyle The Sniper was the coolest horror movie character that I've seen in ages (I actually prefer 28WL to 28DL, as the infected were actually terrifying in this one, it didn't become predictable and I loved the whole road to hell is paved with good intentions theme.)