I wouldn't mind reading accounts of these defenses.

I laughed my ass of reading all the different 'anomalies' that cropped up during the invasion. I got a little stumped on the L.A. part though. I think I know who the unidentified blonde is, but who was the curly haired guy in the red suit?

Hm... I haven't seen either 'Airwolf' or G:ts, but from what I gathered in this, they sound pretty interesting! Short, but good none the less.

So people will get used to the strange and unusual and they'll be able to stop hiding. It's not so bad really.

I don't think I recognized half the heroes that saved the day in this one. The curly haired guy in the red suit, was that the guy from the Greatest Action Hero? Well, whatever.

Safer in combat? That's a good line.

I'd like to see one where the people of earth got their heads out of the sand. Somehow I don't think it'd be pretty though.

You know, I was just rereading this story and realized that you mentioned Ta'ra here too, didn't you? And I suddenly remembered who that 'curly-haired guy in a red suit' is-Ralph Hinckley from The Greatest American Hero. I used to watch that show when I was about 10... Anyway, I can't wait to see what is going to happen that all these diverse groups will be needed to stop it. And it's good to know that someone besides Michael (and presumably Marella) is aware of these other sources of defense for Earth.

Nice to see Hammond starting to look for allies on earth, as it does have some great lines of defence that could worry even the Goa'uld, not to speak of all othe the various monsters that keep popping up.

I recognise Airwolf, The Greatest American Hero, Tremors and some people from Gargolyes but who is the unidentified blonde?

Poor, poor, poor General Hammond. He's going to

have to send emissaries to all the non-governmental heroes (or *try*) to enlist their

help. BEFORE the Goa'uld come visiting. This is a great story, let's have a sequel! Preferably,

*ignoring* the finale of this season's Stargate

SG-1. (I *like* Daniel!) Keep up the great

work!