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}} | }}'''Georges Guynemer''' was a [[French language|French]]-speaking [[World War I|First World War]] fighter pilot who, while attempting to escape [[German]] planes above Blegium, fell through a space-time rift and found himself on the planet [[Clahow]]. Around the same time a [[Rezyar]] robot warship also appeared in the sky and Georges joined the native bird-forms defending their planet. When the warship was lured towards the space-time rift and trapped in the void with the [[Eleventh Doctor]]'s help, Georges decided to stay on Clahow with his new friends. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Missing in Action (comic story)|Missing in Action]]'') | ||
'''Georges Guynemer''' was a [[French]] speaking | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:23, 9 March 2023
Georges Guynemer was a French-speaking First World War fighter pilot who, while attempting to escape German planes above Blegium, fell through a space-time rift and found himself on the planet Clahow. Around the same time a Rezyar robot warship also appeared in the sky and Georges joined the native bird-forms defending their planet. When the warship was lured towards the space-time rift and trapped in the void with the Eleventh Doctor's help, Georges decided to stay on Clahow with his new friends. (COMIC: Missing in Action)
