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DEER TICK'S LEGENDARY SCHOOL BUS "THE FLAGSHIP" Providence, RI rock band Deer Tick has announced that it will auction off the tour bus it used on all of its 2009 US tours, nicknamed “The Flagship” (from the band’s 2009 album Born on Flag Day). A generous portion of proceeds will go to benefit Pakistan flood victims through a partnership with Oxfam America. According to the Government of Pakistan, some 17 million have been affected by the flooding. U.N. undersecretary-general for humanitarian affairs, John Holmes, has called the floods “unprecedented”. “The situation over there is so critical, but it seems that very few people are aware of it,” said Deer Tick frontman John McCauley. “Maybe it’s the stigma with that part of the world, I’m not sure. Either way, we feel really strongly that people should be more aware of the situation and hopefully we can help with that.” "At Oxfam America, we are lucky to have some of the world's most amazing artists support our mission and campaigns,” said Bob Ferguson, Senior Advisor of Music Outreach for Oxfam, “We're very pleased that Deer Tick has joined that group in advocating on behalf of our flood relief and recovery efforts in Pakistan." About Oxfam America: Oxfam America works with music artists and their fans to build a global movement for change. With the power of many voices speaking together, Oxfam can call on companies and legislators to change the laws and practices that keep people in poverty. They also inspire action on some of the world's most urgent issues, like the human cost of climate change, and using their expertise to save lives after disasters like the recent floods in Pakistan and earthquakes in Haiti and Chile.