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Killdozer
on the tracks of a monstrous machine
Ralph Harrington
BA (Lond.), MSt (Oxon.), DPhil (Oxon.)
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This essay is divided into six sections, each on a separate page. The entire essay can be read in sequence by following the navigation provided on each page. Click on the title below to go to the appropriate section of the essay.
1. Bulldozing Granby
2. Killdozer: genesis of a monster
3. The tractors go to war
4. Bulldozers come first
5. Bulldozing battlefields
6. Virtual tank
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Illustration: ‘Killdozer’ - cover of Astounding Science Fiction, November 1944 [source].
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