Titled Gallery Invasion, the projected animation experience features a tiny graffiti artist who emerges from behind a painting, tags the canvas with an anarchy symbol, then finds itself in cross-gallery fight with a Central American squirrel monkey.
They were brought to London in 1710 because the British were eager to secure Iroquois aid for a projected invasion of French Canada.
When it served as Napoleon's port of embarkation for his projected invasion of England, its harbour was subjected to naval bombardment.
Aerial bombardment was, of course, the prerequisite of the projected invasion of Japan which was to begin, it was imagined, with landings on Kyushu, the southernmost of the major Japanese islands.
Operation Mincemeat by Ben Macintyre (Bloomsbury) concerns what is in effect a spy story of the second world war: the elaborate plot to plant counter-information about the projected invasion of southern Europe by the allies, with the use of a corpse belonging to an innocent bystander.
Suspected of complicity in the Rye House Plot, he remained for a time in hiding and then crossed over to the Netherlands, where he took part in the deliberations of Monmouth, the earl of Argyll, and other exiles about the projected invasion of Great Britain.
The debacle of the Battle of Trafalgar had made it clear that the projected invasion had to be scrapped.
Seeking to eliminate the British presence on the islands and simultaneously test the equipment and tactics then being developed in France for a projected invasion of Britain, the French launched a massed amphibious assault on the southern island using over 50 landing ships and thousands of troops on 7 May 1798.
We classified areas projected to transition from low to high probabilities of fire in the near future (2010 2039) as at risk of fire invasion and areas projected to transition from high to low as at risk of fire retreat.
State had organised a pre-invasion Future of Iraq project, but the Pentagon declined to adopt its ideas.
