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The androids, Styggron travelled aboard the XK-5 to Earth. Guy Crayford, who had not died, but was loyal to Styggron, communicated with the Defence Station as he made his descent and landed there. Several of the station's occupants, including [[Harry Sullivan]], [[John Benton]] and [[Faraday|Colonel Faraday]] were replaced with androids. The [[Fourth Doctor]] had [[Grierson]], who worked at Devesham Control, realign the station's [[radar dish]]es and used them to deactivate the androids. Styggron was killed by his [[kraal virus|own virus]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Android Invasion (TV story)|The Android Invasion]]'')
The androids, Styggron travelled aboard the XK-5 to Earth. Guy Crayford, who had not died, but was loyal to Styggron, communicated with the Defence Station as he made his descent and landed there. Several of the station's occupants, including [[Harry Sullivan]], [[John Benton]] and [[Faraday|Colonel Faraday]] were replaced with androids. The [[Fourth Doctor]] had [[Grierson]], who worked at Devesham Control, realign the station's [[radar dish]]es and used them to deactivate the androids. Styggron was killed by his [[kraal virus|own virus]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Android Invasion (TV story)|The Android Invasion]]'')
Before [[2020]], the Station renamed itself as the '''British Space Defence Centre''', with [[Will Buckland]] as it's Director. When a [[Transit Station| UFO]] appeared on their scanners without warning, he and [[Ace| Dorothy McShane]] used the [[Squidget]] to send a [[Probe ship| probe]] to board it, taking only two minutes to get there. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[At Childhood's End (novel)| At Childhood's End]]


Sometime in the early to mid [[21st century]], the former Defence Station was bought by space [[tourism]] billionaire [[Campbell Irons]], who made it the base of operations for the [[British Rocket Group]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Feast of Axos (audio story)|The Feast of Axos]]'')
Sometime in the early to mid [[21st century]], the former Defence Station was bought by space [[tourism]] billionaire [[Campbell Irons]], who made it the base of operations for the [[British Rocket Group]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Feast of Axos (audio story)|The Feast of Axos]]'')

Revision as of 20:33, 21 January 2021

The XK-5 space freighter towers above the Space Defence Station. (TV: The Android Invasion)

The Space Defence Station was a British military base in Devesham. It had offices for UNIT staff such as Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart. Devesham Control was based out of the station and the first test of the XK-5 space freighter was performed there. Sarah Jane Smith came to Devesham to investigate the death of its pilot, Guy Crayford.

The Kraals created a replica of the Defence Station and the rest of Devesham on Oseidon to rehearse their invasion of Earth and other planets by testing the Kraal androids in an alien environment. It was destroyed when Styggron activated a matter dissolving bomb.

The androids, Styggron travelled aboard the XK-5 to Earth. Guy Crayford, who had not died, but was loyal to Styggron, communicated with the Defence Station as he made his descent and landed there. Several of the station's occupants, including Harry Sullivan, John Benton and Colonel Faraday were replaced with androids. The Fourth Doctor had Grierson, who worked at Devesham Control, realign the station's radar dishes and used them to deactivate the androids. Styggron was killed by his own virus. (TV: The Android Invasion)

Before 2020, the Station renamed itself as the British Space Defence Centre, with Will Buckland as it's Director. When a UFO appeared on their scanners without warning, he and Dorothy McShane used the Squidget to send a probe to board it, taking only two minutes to get there. (PROSE: At Childhood's End

Sometime in the early to mid 21st century, the former Defence Station was bought by space tourism billionaire Campbell Irons, who made it the base of operations for the British Rocket Group. (AUDIO: The Feast of Axos)