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The '''''Alaska''''' was a spaceship which crashed into the [[Dalek Asylum]] and launched several escape pods to the surface. There were at least two survivors: one of was named [[Harvey (Asylum of the Daleks)|Harvey]], who died soon after on the frigid surface and was reanimated by the [[Nanogene|nanocloud]] field, becoming a [[Dalek puppet]] along with the other crew members who died on impact. The other was [[Oswin Oswald]], who instead used a ladder to descend below the surface of the planet, but was captured and fully converted into a [[Dalek]]. However, she managed to retain her human consciousness within a delusion of life (believing she had set up camp in the cockpit of the ''Alaska''), and it was this humanity that caused her to hack the Daleks' databanks in the real world, deleting all Dalek memory of [[the Doctor]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Asylum of the Daleks (TV story)| Asylum of the Daleks]]'')
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The '''''Alaska''''' was a [[spacecraft]] that crashed into the [[Dalek Asylum]] and launched several [[escape pod]]s to the [[planet]]'s surface.
 
There were at least two survivors. One of them was a man named [[Harvey (Asylum of the Daleks)|Harvey]], who died soon after on the [[Temperature|frigid]] surface and was reanimated by the [[Nanogene|nanocloud]] field, becoming a [[Dalek puppet]] along with the other crew members who died on impact. Harvey's [[Corpse|body]] was preserved by the cold, along with his mind, but the crew inside the ''Alaska'' degenerated to purely [[Skeleton|skeletal]] remains. The other survivor was [[Oswin Oswald]], [[Junior Entertainment Manager]], who was able to use a [[ladder]] and descend below the surface of the planet, but was later captured and fully converted into a [[Dalek]]. Managing to retain her [[human]] consciousness, Oswin lived a delusion of her life, believing she had set up camp in the [[cockpit]] of the ''Alaska''. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Asylum of the Daleks (TV story)}})
 
Following the crash, the ship was reported as "Missing" with no further details made public. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Secret Lives of Monsters (novel)}})
 
== Behind the scenes ==
* A telex by Intergalactic Mining Company reported that the starship ''Alaska'' was approaching a planet for a mineral survey, bumped into a force barrier, and disintegrated on contact. However, at least one escape pod was launched before the ship's destruction. ([[REF]]: ''[[The Doctor: His Lives and Times]]'')
 
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The Alaska was a spacecraft that crashed into the Dalek Asylum and launched several escape pods to the planet's surface.

There were at least two survivors. One of them was a man named Harvey, who died soon after on the frigid surface and was reanimated by the nanocloud field, becoming a Dalek puppet along with the other crew members who died on impact. Harvey's body was preserved by the cold, along with his mind, but the crew inside the Alaska degenerated to purely skeletal remains. The other survivor was Oswin Oswald, Junior Entertainment Manager, who was able to use a ladder and descend below the surface of the planet, but was later captured and fully converted into a Dalek. Managing to retain her human consciousness, Oswin lived a delusion of her life, believing she had set up camp in the cockpit of the Alaska. (TV: Asylum of the Daleks [+]Loading...["Asylum of the Daleks (TV story)"])

Following the crash, the ship was reported as "Missing" with no further details made public. (PROSE: The Secret Lives of Monsters [+]Loading...["The Secret Lives of Monsters (novel)"])

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  • A telex by Intergalactic Mining Company reported that the starship Alaska was approaching a planet for a mineral survey, bumped into a force barrier, and disintegrated on contact. However, at least one escape pod was launched before the ship's destruction. (REF: The Doctor: His Lives and Times)