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[[General]] '''Frank Hobson''' was [[Jo Grant]]'s uncle. He helped her get a job at [[UNIT]]. | In an [[Silurian Earth|alternate Earth]], [[General]] '''Frank Hobson''' was [[Jo Grant]]'s uncle. He helped her get a job at [[UNIT]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Blood Heat (novel)|Blood Heat]]'') In [[Universe One]], Jo's uncle was [[Jack Canning]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Touch of the Nurazh (short story)|The Touch of the Nurazh]]'') | ||
He entrusted part of the book ''[[Computer Control Related Missile Launch Protocol Manual]]'' to [[Jo Grant (Silurian Earth)|Jo]]. It contained [[nuclear missile]] launch codes. He was going to use them to destroy the [[Silurian]]s from a hidden [[submarine]]. His plan was delayed for twenty years since Jo had become feral from [[race memory malaise]] and she was not found until [[1993]]. When he finally got the codes, he took the submarine to carry out his plan, but died before he could fire the missiles. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Blood Heat (novel)|Blood Heat]]'') | |||
Revision as of 14:24, 29 November 2021
- You may be looking for Jack Canning.
In an alternate Earth, General Frank Hobson was Jo Grant's uncle. He helped her get a job at UNIT. (PROSE: Blood Heat) In Universe One, Jo's uncle was Jack Canning. (PROSE: The Touch of the Nurazh)
He entrusted part of the book Computer Control Related Missile Launch Protocol Manual to Jo. It contained nuclear missile launch codes. He was going to use them to destroy the Silurians from a hidden submarine. His plan was delayed for twenty years since Jo had become feral from race memory malaise and she was not found until 1993. When he finally got the codes, he took the submarine to carry out his plan, but died before he could fire the missiles. (PROSE: Blood Heat)
Notes
- As revealed in Jim Mortimore's notes for the unreleased Fear of Light, Hobson was going to become a recurring villain in the Lethbridge-Stewart book series. He would have been a former friend of Lethbridge-Stewart from Sandhurst, but has since become an amoral agent of British military intelligence. When Candy Jar dropped Fear of Light, they lost permission to use Hobson and replaced him with Leslie Johnston. (According to Mortimore, the changeover would see most of the Hobson plot dropped as well: he was meant to eventually take over HAVOC for a period, be responsible for killing Sally Wright, and was working as a double agent for United States intelligence agencies)
