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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]]'') | ||
