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 .TH Command LAUNCH
 .NA launch "Launch missiles or satellites"
 .LV Expert
-.SY "launch <PLANES> <SECT|SHIP>"
+.SY "launch <PLANES> <SECT|SHIP|PLANE>"
 The launch command is used to launch missiles (or satellites)
 from sectors or submarines owned by you.
 .s1
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ The formula for the chance that a missile hits its target is in
 .s1
 In the case of non-marine tactical missiles, if there are any HOSTILE
 abm's within range of the target sector, then two of them will fire in
-an attempt to intercept the incoming missile.  
+an attempt to intercept the incoming missile.
 .s1
 Similarly, two AT_WAR a-sat's will attempt to intercept any satellites
 you attempt to launch within their range.  Also, if the sector you are
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ launching your satellite at is owned by a non-allied country, then
 they will get a telegram informing them of the positioning of the
 satellite.  See below for details of a satellite's orbit path.
 .s1
-When launching missiles, there is a 
+When launching missiles, there is a
 % chance equal to (5 + 100 - efficiency) * (1 - techfactor) that the
 missile will blow up on
 the launching pad instead of launching.
@@ -60,10 +60,8 @@ the launching pad instead of launching.
 Missiles launched from submarines are anonymous. The victim
 is not notified of the identity of the launching country.
 .s1
-Missiles on interdiction mission have the same chance of hitting and
-do the same damage as if they were launched by hand.  Also, any
-nuclear armed missiles will detonate if they launch on an interdiction
-mission.  You specify whether the nuclear warhead will airburst or
+Nuclear-tipped missiles can only be launched at sectors.
+You specify whether the nuclear warhead will airburst or
 groundburst when you arm the missiles (see info arm).
 In order to better destroy missiles on the ground (or in their silos),
 the ground-burst technique is used.