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Following the deployment, which was noted as being "very successful" on the [[UNIT website]], [[Captain]] [[Martin Bury]] took command of the [[Geneva B Company]], and was promoted to [[Major]]. This was announced on [[27 February]] [[2005]]. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[UNIT News (feature)|UNIT News]]'') Notably, on a secure part of the [[UNIT website]], there existed an inaccessible chat log between UNIT personnel, entitled the "Skaniska Debriefing". ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[U.N.I.T. (fictional website)#Operations Board|Operations Board]]'') | Following the deployment, which was noted as being "very successful" on the [[UNIT website]], [[Captain]] [[Martin Bury]] took command of the [[Geneva B Company]], and was promoted to [[Major]]. This was announced on [[27 February]] [[2005]]. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[UNIT News (feature)|UNIT News]]'') Notably, on a secure part of the [[UNIT website]], there existed an inaccessible chat log between UNIT personnel, entitled the "Skaniska Debriefing". ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[U.N.I.T. (fictional website)#Operations Board|Operations Board]]'') | ||
According to one account, however, an unkown entity crashed into the [[Russian Steppes|Russian steppes]], and a [[7 (number)|seven]]-strong team of UNIT soliders were sent to investigate, however they never returned. Upon further missions, it was found that the [[tundra]] had been "scarred" by a large impact point that had seared through the ground, leaving the earth to "[ooze] with toxic [[chemical]]s and [[alien]] [[compound]]s". However, after an span of time, the seven UNIT personnel were brainwashed to attack UNIT at many key locations around the planet, with [[mutation]]s that gave them [[superpower]]s; some of the soldiers weren't aware of these changes, however, and longed to go home. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[The UNIT Sourcebook]]'') | According to one account, however, an unkown entity crashed into the [[Russian Steppes|Russian steppes]], and a [[7 (number)|seven]]-strong team of UNIT soliders were sent to investigate, however they never returned. Upon further missions, it was found that the [[tundra]] had been "scarred" by a large impact point that had seared through the ground, leaving the earth to "[ooze] with toxic [[chemical]]s and [[alien]] [[compound]]s". However, after an span of time, the seven UNIT personnel were brainwashed to attack UNIT at many key locations around the planet, with [[mutation]]s that gave them [[superpower]]s; some of the soldiers weren't aware of these changes, however, and longed to go home. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Defending the Earth: The UNIT Sourcebook]]'') | ||
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