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{{You may|Dalek Supreme Command|Dalek Central Command}} | {{You may|Dalek Supreme Command|Dalek Central Command|Skaro Command}} | ||
'''Dalek High Command''' a term used for the strategic leadership of the [[Dalek Empire]] at various times of its history. | '''Dalek High Command''' a term used for the strategic leadership of the [[Dalek Empire]] at various times of its history. | ||
Revision as of 16:16, 24 November 2020
- You may be looking for Dalek Supreme Command or Dalek Central Command.
Dalek High Command a term used for the strategic leadership of the Dalek Empire at various times of its history.
History
Dalek High Command masterminded attempts to infiltrate Earth's popular culture to facilitate a Dalek invasion of the planet from 1965 onwards. A series of memos from this increasingly-ragged plan was intercepted and translated by David J. Howe. (PROSE: The Dalek Invasion of Toyshops)
During the Fall of Arcadia towards the end of the Last Great Time War, a Dalek intended to inform High Command that they had intercepted the War Doctor, only to be destroyed soon after. (TV: The Day of the Doctor)
After the Daleks had returned to, and rebuilt, a post-Time-War Skaro, Bors, a human from Essex in 1138 turned Dalek puppet, informed High Command that the Doctor's TARDIS had been located. (TV: The Magician's Apprentice)
