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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
Galloway assumed command of the force after the death of the previous two commanders, as was his duty by rank. However, Commander | Galloway lost his entire family in the [[Dalek Wars]] and grew up in a refugee camp. He worked his way up through the ranks of the MSC, but felt Commander [[Stewart (Death to the Daleks)|Stewart]] had been blocking his promotion because of disagreements on previous missions. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Death to the Daleks (novelisation)|Death to the Daleks]]''). | ||
Galloway assumed command of the force after the death of the previous two commanders, as was his duty by rank. However, Commander Stewart ordered him to allow [[Peter Hamilton]] to take command, as Stewart didn't feel Galloway had the requisite temperament. Galloway disobeyed, allowing no-one to know the nature of Stewart's final order. | |||
Stewart's concerns were legitimate. Galloway's brief command was characterised by ruthless logic. He made unsavoury deals with the [[Dalek]]s, promising to commit his forces to a kind of [[genocide]] in exchange for their assistance in getting Exxilon's [[parrinium]] to the millions of [[space plague]] victims off-world. He also showed a disdain for [[Exxilon (species)|the native Exxilons]] that bordered on [[xenophobia]], calling them too "primitive" to worry about. | Stewart's concerns were legitimate. Galloway's brief command was characterised by ruthless logic. He made unsavoury deals with the [[Dalek]]s, promising to commit his forces to a kind of [[genocide]] in exchange for their assistance in getting Exxilon's [[parrinium]] to the millions of [[space plague]] victims off-world. He also showed a disdain for [[Exxilon (species)|the native Exxilons]] that bordered on [[xenophobia]], calling them too "primitive" to worry about. | ||
