Re: Looking for stories....

In article <TcGaQ.51557$TOIb.43827@fx42.iad>,
 Lee Gleason <lee.gleason@comcast.net> wrote:

   That have teleportation across stellar distances, but only to
teleportation booths that have been first been transported to their
destinations by conventional space travel on ships. I know I've read
several stories using this over the decades. but can't think of 'em
right now....some of the stories dealt with ships that could use the
destination booth while in flight, simplifying crew changes and resupply
over the long periods it would take to get to a destination. SOme
couldn't use the target booth until it was set up at the destination,
complicating the long flight to it.
 

I can think of a Poul Anderson novel, _The Enemy Stars_, aka "We Have
Fed Our Sea". IIRC, Bob Shaw's _Orbitsville_ and its sequel involved
interstellar teleportation (but I don't remember the details).

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