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'''''So You're Caught in a Rocket Attack''''' was a pamphlet the [[Fourth Doctor]] read on the [[planetoid]] [[Barclow]] while caught in a [[Chelonian]] rocket attack. | '''''So You're Caught in a Rocket Attack''''' was a pamphlet the [[Fourth Doctor]] read on the [[planetoid]] [[Barclow]] while caught in a [[Chelonian]] rocket attack. | ||
It advised concealing oneself away from tall structures and provided a diagramme for a position to crouch in. Small print at the end of the pamphlet absolved the publisher of any liability for loss of life or property and advised that the techniques enumerated therein were ineffective against heat-seeking missiles. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Well-Mannered War]]'') | It advised concealing oneself away from tall structures and provided a diagramme for a position to crouch in. Small print at the end of the pamphlet absolved the publisher of any liability for loss of life or property and advised that the techniques enumerated therein were ineffective against heat-seeking missiles. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Well-Mannered War (novel)|The Well-Mannered War]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:15, 30 April 2021
So You're Caught in a Rocket Attack was a pamphlet the Fourth Doctor read on the planetoid Barclow while caught in a Chelonian rocket attack.
It advised concealing oneself away from tall structures and provided a diagramme for a position to crouch in. Small print at the end of the pamphlet absolved the publisher of any liability for loss of life or property and advised that the techniques enumerated therein were ineffective against heat-seeking missiles. (PROSE: The Well-Mannered War)
