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'''Colonel {{PAGENAME}}''' was head of the British division of [[UNIT]], during the time Dr [[Elizabeth Klein]] was its [[scientific advisor]], and lasted three months in the role. He was known for being pompous and petty, and [[UNIT Central Control]] soon realised he was out of his depth and prepared Major [[Wyland-Jones]] to | '''Colonel {{PAGENAME}}''' was head of the British division of [[UNIT]], during the time Dr [[Elizabeth Klein]] was its [[scientific advisor]], and lasted three months in the role. He was known for being pompous and petty, and [[UNIT Central Control]] soon realised he was out of his depth and prepared Major [[Wyland-Jones]] to replace him. Relations with Klein were bad, with neither liking or respecting the other. Lafayette wrote official complaints about Klein's attitude and also, in private, about Sergeant [[Pete Wilson]] phoning his wife on duty hours. | ||
Lafayette would do anything to get his face on [[television]] (but, as he complained to journalist [[John Starr]], reporters kept spelling his name wrong). When the [[Mind Leech]]es first appeared, he was too busy giving press statements to pay much attention. | |||
There were no full invasions until the last days of command, when had to deal with interdimensional invasions caused by {{Macqueen}}; he also met "the Doctor" (actually the Master pretending) and was starstruck. The Master called him a complete idiot. | There were no full invasions until the last days of command, when had to deal with interdimensional invasions caused by {{Macqueen}}; he also met "the Doctor" (actually the Master pretending) and was starstruck. The Master called him a complete idiot. | ||
He was [[kill]]ed by the [[Skyhead]]s after communicating with them. Within minutes, he was replaced by Wyland-Jones - rushed to London by Geneva's orders before | He was [[kill]]ed by the [[Skyhead]]s after communicating with them. Within minutes, he was replaced by Wyland-Jones - rushed to London by Geneva's orders before Lafayette's death - and the new commanding officer was willing to insult the man's memory. Wyland-Jones would reveal Lafayette's written statements on Klein and Wilson in order to force them into line. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dominion (audio story)|Dominion]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:46, 3 September 2020
Colonel Lafayette was head of the British division of UNIT, during the time Dr Elizabeth Klein was its scientific advisor, and lasted three months in the role. He was known for being pompous and petty, and UNIT Central Control soon realised he was out of his depth and prepared Major Wyland-Jones to replace him. Relations with Klein were bad, with neither liking or respecting the other. Lafayette wrote official complaints about Klein's attitude and also, in private, about Sergeant Pete Wilson phoning his wife on duty hours.
Lafayette would do anything to get his face on television (but, as he complained to journalist John Starr, reporters kept spelling his name wrong). When the Mind Leeches first appeared, he was too busy giving press statements to pay much attention.
There were no full invasions until the last days of command, when had to deal with interdimensional invasions caused by the Reborn Master; he also met "the Doctor" (actually the Master pretending) and was starstruck. The Master called him a complete idiot.
He was killed by the Skyheads after communicating with them. Within minutes, he was replaced by Wyland-Jones - rushed to London by Geneva's orders before Lafayette's death - and the new commanding officer was willing to insult the man's memory. Wyland-Jones would reveal Lafayette's written statements on Klein and Wilson in order to force them into line. (AUDIO: Dominion)
