The extraterrestrial comedy podcast where we probe Fort Benning. Before we get to that, we have the giggles so apologies about that, you may want to skip 1 minutes 50 seconds in. Oopsies. Anyhow… Mystery surrounds Fort Benning - some, believe it to be the site of advanced military experimentation but others believe it to be the location of an allegedly true battle between a brave unit of human military and aliens. Private John was a brave, brave solider and would be up to either challenge - taking the bravest of action. If this one was an alien attack, what form of attack would the aliens choose though and would it involve their 4-5? If it was aliens, what is getting ‘slabbed’ and how will an honourable John cope? Can rats astral project other people? This one has a bit of everything - force fields, clones/doppelgängers, a missile fired at a UFO, even JAWS and in a roundabout kind of way, Kevin Smith. Or, was this a case of mass hysteria after military substance experimentation to see what certain drugs would do and how different soldiers would cope? Ultimately, this one may come down to whether John, is honourable and trustworthy… All that and more on this week’s file.
 
 
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Music created via Garageband. Additional music via: https://freepd.com - thank you most kindly good people. As we covered possible visions in to the future during this episode, you will also have heard the Fortune Telling House Theme from the The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (not for the first time on the podcast). That marvellous all-timer video game was released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System aka SNES in 1991 (Japan) and 1992 (North America and the United Kingdom/Europe). The music was composed by the legendary Kōji Kondō. We love to include little Easter eggs and pop culture references on the podcast and this is one of our favourite semi-recurring themes. There was also a segment from the Halo Theme as we discussed soldiers playing Halo. This theme was composed by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori and was the theme from Bungie’s Halo: Combat Evolved and subsequent releases, with 343 Industries now at the helm for Microsoft and Xbox Game Studios.