Rolling out

We've now had our marching orders from Corporal Peters and this is how the next phase of the album is going to pan out:

• TIM DONDEREVO's backing track about Stalingrad goes to KIP LOADES
• GREG DEAN's track about the US Marine Corps goes to JIMMY SMITH
• MATT FLAHERTY's track on "The glorious dead" goes to GREG DEAN
• JULES's track about (possibly) The lonely US civil war infantryman goes to KELLY HOGLUND
• BARNEY BROWN's track on the Peloponnesian War goes to JOSEPH ASHLEY SMITH
• THOM LYNE's track called provisionally "Daddy get your gun" goes to DAN WALDKIRCH
• DAN WILDKIRCH's track about Anna Chapman goes to LAYLA VANDENBERGH
• JIM and BARN's track about illegal war goes to SAM and JULES
• NEIL PARFITTS track (theme: robots in war/the future of warfare) goes to BARNEY BROWN
• FLIGHT OF BIRDMANS track (theme unknown) goes to MATT FLAHERTY
• ROB FISHER'S track on the Ottoman-Habsburg Wars goes to MADELEINE OSBOURNE
• SEB ROBERT'S track on War of Aggression goes to TIM DONDEREVO
• JOE DEAN'S track on Torii Mototada goes to THOM LYNE
• JOSEPH ASHLEY-SMITH'S track on the conscientious objector goes to ROB FISHER

So now's the time to go to your local library and check out some books on your assigned subject. Or just nip over to Wikipedia.

I've got to explore the world of robots in warfare, and with them, the future of technology used in war. We've been told to keep within the boundaries of the real world so I'm not going to be going all Battlestar Galactica or T2. Now if you will excuse me, I'm going to get primed on my topic by watching TED talk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1pr683SYFk