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'''"Court Martial"''' was a story published in the [[September]] [[1953]] issue of ''{{dis|Galaxy|magazine}}'' It was written by {{dis|Samuel T. Cogley|author}}. |
'''"Court Martial"''' was a story published in the [[September]] [[1953]] issue of ''{{dis|Galaxy|magazine}}'' It was written by {{dis|Samuel T. Cogley|author}}. |
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| − | [[Benny Russell]] picked up a copy of the magazine that published this story at a newsstand, where he was quickly intercepted by the [[ |
+ | [[Benny Russell]] picked up a copy of the magazine that published this story at a newsstand, where he was quickly intercepted by the [[Human 20th century news vendor|news vendor]], who shared that "''personally, I don't see the attraction. [[Spaceship]]s, [[flying saucer]]s, [[Martian|men from]] [[Mars]]...''", before finally asking him if he was going to pay for it. ({{DS9|Far Beyond the Stars}}) |
{{bginfo|"Court Martial", of course, was a homage to the original series episode, {{e|Court Martial}}, from which [[Albert Whitlock]]'s matte painting of [[Starbase 11]] appeared on the cover of the issue. [[Samuel Cogley]] was a character in the same episode.}} |
{{bginfo|"Court Martial", of course, was a homage to the original series episode, {{e|Court Martial}}, from which [[Albert Whitlock]]'s matte painting of [[Starbase 11]] appeared on the cover of the issue. [[Samuel Cogley]] was a character in the same episode.}} |
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The cover of the issue containing "Court Martial"
For the TOS episode of the same name, please see "Court Martial (story)".
For the military legal procedure, please see court martial.
"Court Martial" was a story published in the September 1953 issue of Galaxy It was written by Samuel T. Cogley.
Benny Russell picked up a copy of the magazine that published this story at a newsstand, where he was quickly intercepted by the news vendor, who shared that "personally, I don't see the attraction. Spaceships, flying saucers, men from Mars...", before finally asking him if he was going to pay for it. (DS9: "Far Beyond the Stars")
"Court Martial", of course, was a homage to the original series episode, "Court Martial", from which Albert Whitlock's matte painting of Starbase 11 appeared on the cover of the issue. Samuel Cogley was a character in the same episode.