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A '''war zone''' was a point in [[space-time]] in which a [[war]] or an [[arm]]ed conflict was occurring. | A '''war zone''' was a point in [[space-time]] in which a [[war]] or an [[arm]]ed conflict was occurring. | ||
Each of the eleven war zones in the [[War Game]] represented a different [[Earth]] conflict. Among them were | Each of the eleven war zones in the [[War Game]] represented a different [[Earth]] conflict. Among them were the [[Greek Zone]], the [[Roman Zone]], the [[30 Years War Zone]], the [[English Civil War Zone]], the [[Peninsular War Zone]], the [[American Civil War Zone]], the [[Mexican Civil War Zone]], the [[Crimean War Zone]], the [[Boer War Zone]], the [[Russo-Japanese War Zone]] and the [[1917 War Zone]], referring to the [[World War I]] conflict. The [[Second Doctor]] and his companions moved from a time zone to another one passing through a mist. ([[TV]]: ''[[The War Games (TV story)|The War Games]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 13:55, 3 July 2018
A war zone was a point in space-time in which a war or an armed conflict was occurring.
Each of the eleven war zones in the War Game represented a different Earth conflict. Among them were the Greek Zone, the Roman Zone, the 30 Years War Zone, the English Civil War Zone, the Peninsular War Zone, the American Civil War Zone, the Mexican Civil War Zone, the Crimean War Zone, the Boer War Zone, the Russo-Japanese War Zone and the 1917 War Zone, referring to the World War I conflict. The Second Doctor and his companions moved from a time zone to another one passing through a mist. (TV: The War Games)
