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He remained in contact with Anne, who took to calling him "Bill" because she thought it annoyed him. But secretly he liked it. In April 1969 he was transferred from the Royal Green Jackets to the Scots Guards by General Hamilton, and promoted to lance corporal, serving as adjutant to Lethbridge-Stewart at Chelsea Barracks. He was read into the secret mission to find proof of alien incursions in the United Kingdom. He assisted Lethbridge-Stewart and Anne on Fang Rock, developing a strong friendship with [[Owain Vine]], Lethbridge-Stewart's nephew. With Owain, he was astral projected through time and witnessed the events of [[1902]], including the arrival of the [[Rutan]] and [[the TARDIS]]. While on Fang Rock, a mutual affection developed between Bishop and Anne. He was electrocuted during a fight with a Rutan, but survived with only burns. He was put on the fast track course at Sandhurst, to undergo officer training while serving alongside Lethbridge-Stewart. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Beast of Fang Rock (novel)|Beast of Fang Rock]]'', TV: ''[[Horror of Fang Rock (TV story)|Horror of Fang Rock]]'') | He remained in contact with Anne, who took to calling him "Bill" because she thought it annoyed him. But secretly he liked it. In April 1969 he was transferred from the Royal Green Jackets to the Scots Guards by General Hamilton, and promoted to lance corporal, serving as adjutant to Lethbridge-Stewart at Chelsea Barracks. He was read into the secret mission to find proof of alien incursions in the United Kingdom. He assisted Lethbridge-Stewart and Anne on Fang Rock, developing a strong friendship with [[Owain Vine]], Lethbridge-Stewart's nephew. With Owain, he was astral projected through time and witnessed the events of [[1902]], including the arrival of the [[Rutan]] and [[the TARDIS]]. While on Fang Rock, a mutual affection developed between Bishop and Anne. He was electrocuted during a fight with a Rutan, but survived with only burns. He was put on the fast track course at Sandhurst, to undergo officer training while serving alongside Lethbridge-Stewart. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Beast of Fang Rock (novel)|Beast of Fang Rock]]'', TV: ''[[Horror of Fang Rock (TV story)|Horror of Fang Rock]]'') | ||
After Fang Rock he was assigned to uncover the secrets of the Home-Army Operational Corps by Lethbridge-Stewart, on the advice of Air Marshal Gilmore. He redacted the files, while Lethbridge-Stewart dealt with the incident at Dominex, and later presented them to Lethbridge-Stewart, helping the colonel build-up a profile for the Home-Army Fifth Operational Corps' mission. (PROSE: ''[[The Dogs of War (LS short story)|The Dogs of War]]'', PROSE: ''[[Mutually Assured Domination (novel)|Mutually Assured Domination]]''.) | |||
In an alternative timeline, Bishop was one of the survivors in a Southern England mostly subsumed by the [[Great Intelligence]]. He rescued Owain Vine from the Yeti in Bledoe, but shortly after his mind also became subsumed by the Intelligence. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Legacies (short story)|Legacies]]'') | In an alternative timeline, Bishop was one of the survivors in a Southern England mostly subsumed by the [[Great Intelligence]]. He rescued Owain Vine from the Yeti in Bledoe, but shortly after his mind also became subsumed by the Intelligence. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Legacies (short story)|Legacies]]'') | ||
