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99% sure they were local National Guard doing a drill. They were doing war games and didn't want you drving through the middle of it.
If they'd had an actual plan,they would have brought traffic cones, signs etc. and had a guy in civvies blocking the road.
This makes sense.
"Sure thing, Captain. I know a great place. Not too far from the city and nobody ever comes there. We'll get our drills in and still be home before midnight. No, sir, I absolutely guarantee no one ever uses that road."
It was scary AF — but other than us dumbos, I’m sure no one ever goes there.