List of UNIT personnel in Doctor Who

UNIT stands for Unified Intelligence Taskforce, (formerly it stood for United Nations Intelligence Taskforce), a fictional entity in the "Doctor Who" universe.

UNIT first appeared in the Second Doctor serial "The Invasion", (1968), although Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart had appeared earlier in "The Web of Fear" (1968), as a military Colonel. UNIT went on to feature in many Third Doctor stories, as the Doctor was exiled to Earth in "Spearhead from Space" (1970), and became UNIT's Scientific Advisor following the Auton attack. Subsequent Doctors have maintained this post. UNIT is a large organisation and many personnel have featured in "Doctor Who" over the years. Some lead, supporting and recurring characters have worked for or have been affiliated with the organisation.

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Ace

:"Main article: Ace", (by association with the Seventh Doctor).

Corporal Adams

Corporal Adams, played by Max Faulkner, was stationed in Devesham during the Kraal invasion, as seen in the Fourth Doctor serial "The Android Invasion" (1975). The Kraals made an android replica of him. Faulkner had previously played a UNIT Soldier in the Third Doctor serial "The Ambassadors of Death" (1970).

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Brigadier Winifred Bambera

Doctorwhocharacter


name=Brigadier Winifred Bambera
series=Doctor Who
affiliation=UNIT
race=Human
planet=Earth
era=20th century
only="Battlefield"
portrayed=Angela Bruce

Brigadier Winifred Bambera, played by Angela Bruce, appeared in the Seventh Doctor serial "Battlefield" (1989), as UNIT's commanding officer. She worked alongside the Seventh Doctor, Ace (whom the Doctor had initially passed off as UNIT's former Scientific Advisor, Liz Shaw), and Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart (pulled out of retirement for the duration of the crisis), in defeating the extra-dimensional forces of Morgaine and Mordred in Carbury. She was in command during the mid-1990s and was tasked with transporting a nuclear missile across Britain. Bambera is shown able to fight with weapons and in hand-to-hand combat. She took a no-nonsense, by-the-book approach to command that warranted the respect of those under her. Major Husak and Sergeant Zbrigniev reported directly to her.

Corporal Bell

Doctorwhocharacter


name=Corporal Bell
series=Doctor Who
affiliation=UNIT
race=Human
planet=Earth
era=20th century
start="The Mind of Evil"
finish="The Claws of Axos"
portrayed=Fernanda Marlowe

Corporal Bell, played by Fernanda Marlowe, was one of Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart's administrative support staff. She appeared in the Third Doctor serials "The Mind of Evil" (1971) and "The Claws of Axos" (1971). (Spin-off media gives her first name as Carol. )

ergeant Benton

:"Main article: Sergeant Benton"

Major Beresford

Major Beresford, played by John Acheson, was in command when UNIT was called on to help defeat the Krynoids in the Fourth Doctor serial "The Seeds of Doom" (1976). Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart was in Geneva at the time.

Betts

Betts was a UNIT soldier posted at Llanfairfach in Wales during the incident with the Giant Maggots, as seen in the Third Doctor serial "The Green Death" (1973).

Major Richard Blake

Doctorwhocharacter


name=Major Richard Blake
series=Doctor Who
affiliation=UNIT
race=Human
planet=Earth
era=21st century
only="The Christmas Invasion"
portrayed=Chu Omambala

Major Richard Blake worked at UNIT during "The Christmas Invasion" (2005). He contacted the Torchwood Institute on the orders of Prime Minister Harriet Jones. Having been transported to their ship, he was killed by the Sycorax for protesting about them killing Daniel Llewellyn, the Project Director for the Guinevere One space probe.

Private Bryson

Private Bryson, played by Colin Bell, was on duty during the supposed 'Dinosaur Invasion', as seen in the Third Doctor serial "Invasion of the Dinosaurs" (1974). Somewhat gullible, he held the Doctor captive after his arrest.

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Mr Campbell

Mr Campbell was a Scotsman working in UNIT's scientific supply section during the Third Doctor serial "Terror of the Autons" (1971).

Corporal Champion

Corporal Champion, played by James Haswell, was on duty during the incident involving three alien 'ambassadors', as seen in the Third Doctor serial "The Ambassadors of Death" (1970).

Chauffeur

A Chauffeur, played by Michael Ely, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "The Mind of Evil" (1971).

Horatio Chinn

Horatio Chinn, played by Peter Bathurst, was a civil servant working for the Ministry of Defence with responsibilities for Homeland Security tasked with supervising UNIT. He wanted to investigate the Third Doctor and sought to gain the exclusivity of Axonite for England when Axos landed on Earth, in the Third Doctor serial "The Claws of Axos" (1971). When Axos foiled his plans, he was put in charge of distributing Axonite globally. He had Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and his men arrested by Captain Harker of the British Army.

Corporals

A Corporal, played by Billy Horrigan, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "The Mind of Evil" (1971). Horrigan later played a UNIT guard in the Third Doctor serial "The Green Death" (1973).

A Corporal, played by Clinton Morris, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "The Claws of Axos" (1971).

A Corporal, played by Derek Martin, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "The Claws of Axos" (1971)

A Corporal, played by Patrick Milner, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "The Dæmons" (1971).

A Corporal, played by Pat Gorman, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "Invasion of the Dinosaurs" (1974). Gorman later played a UNIT soldier in the Third Doctor serial "Planet of the Spiders" (1974).

A Corporal, played by Bernard G. High, appeared in the Fourth Doctor story "Terror of the Zygons" (1975). (The Target novelisation by Terrence Dicks gives his name as Palmer. "The Universal Databank" by Jean-Marc Lofficier speculates that it is the same character from "The Three Doctors", although Corporal Palmer was played by Denys Palmer in that serial.)

Colonel Charles Crichton

Colonel Charles Crichton, played by David Savile, succeeded Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart as Brigadier following the latter's retirement. He briefly met the Second Doctor during a UNIT reunion, featured in Fifth Doctor story "The Five Doctors" (1983), at which Lethbridge-Stewart was also present. The Doctor branded him as "unpromising".

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The Doctor

:"Main articles: Second Doctor, Third Doctor, Fourth Doctor, Seventh Doctor, Tenth Doctor

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Bill Filer

Bill Filer, played by Paul Grist, was an American intelligence agent sent to liaise with UNIT about the Master. Kidnapped and duplicated by Axos, he managed to escape and help the Doctor and UNIT defeat Axos, in the Third Doctor serial "The Claws of Axos" (1971).

Corporal Forbes

Corporal Forbes, played by George Lee, was killed by an Auton during the Nestene Consciousness's first invasion of Earth, seen in the Third Doctor serial "Spearhead from Space" (1970).

Major Frost

Major Frost was a high-ranking United States military officer called to Ten Downing Street during the crisis surrounding the appearance of aliens in London, seen in Ninth Doctor episode "Aliens of London" (2005), owing to her expertise regarding aliens. She was killed alongside her colleagues, fellow experts, by the Slitheen, electrocuted by devices planted on their name tags. Only the Doctor survives. Her name, 'Frost', is only given on her name tag and it has led to fan speculation that it is derived from character Muriel Frost, featured in the comic strip in "Doctor Who Magazine". This argument is fuelled by earlier drafts of the episode's script that had the Doctor refer to her directly as "Muriel Frost". However, in this episode, she is dressed in US military uniform. According to the UNIT website set up by the BBC, she was commander of the Geneva EVA Team, although the canonicity of this is unclear.

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Jo Grant

:"Main article: Jo Grant", (Assistant to the Scientific Advisor, the Third Doctor during her time with UNIT)

Private Steve Gray

Private Gray played by Wesley Theobald, was present during the investigation of the ATMOS corporation in "The Sontaran Stratagem"(2008). After stumbling across a Sontaran cloning laboratory, both he and Private Harris had their minds altered to obey only the Sontarans, and were sent back into UNIT as double agents. He was described by the Sontaran leader General Staal as smelling of sweat and fear. Once the Sontarans had arrived on Earth attacking in force, he and Harris reported to Commander Skorr for duty – and were casually gunned down.

Grimshaw

Grimshaw was a UNIT soldier saved by Sarah Jane Smith, in the Fourth Doctor serial "Robot" (1975).

Guards

A Guard, played by David Melbourne, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "Day of the Daleks" (1972).

Guards, played by Terry Walsh, Billie Horrigan, Brian Justice and Alan Chuntz, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "The Green Death" (1973). Billie Horrigan had previously played a UNIT Corporal in the Third Doctor serial "The Mind of Evil" (1971).

A Guard, played by John Scott Martin, appeared in the Fourth Doctor serial "Robot" (1975).

Guards, played by David Masterman, Harry Fielder and Ian Elliot, appeared in the Fourth Doctor serial "The Seeds of Doom" (1976).

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Private Harris

Private Harris was wounded during the Cybermen invasion of Earth, as seen in the Second Doctor serial "The Invasion" (1968).

Private Harris (2)

Private Harris played by Clive Standen, has appeared in 3 episodes of Doctor Who series 4. His first appearance in the 2 part episode ("The Sontaran Stratagem" and "The Poison Sky") (series 4.4. and 4.5. 2008). He lead the UNIT operation in to the ATMOS facility and teamed up with Private Gray to secure the basement of the factory where they stumble across a cloning tank (complete with embryonic Clone) and the Sontaran leader General Staal. Staal was impressed with Harris's courage, and declared him an "above average soldier" before disparaging Harris' heightist jokes against him and brainwashing Harris to act as a double agent for the Sontarans. He set about capturing Martha Jones and assisting Commander Skorr with her cloning and then commandeering the TARDIS. Still hypnotised, he and Gray later reported to Skorr to fight alongside the Sontarans but were casually gunned down (although their deaths were never shown on screen).

He returned in the episode "Turn Left" leading a UNIT operation in a parallel universe and announcing the Tenth Doctor's death during the events of the attempted Racnoss invasion.

On Page 129 of the reference book "The Time Traveller's Almanac", Harris' first name is given as Carl.

ergeant Hart

Sergeant Hart, played by Richard Steele, was killed by the Silurians in the Third Doctor serial "Doctor Who and the Silurians" (1970).

Captain Hawkins

Captain Hawkins, played by Paul Darrow, fought against the Silurians before being killed by the Young Silurian when he came to Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart's rescue in the Third Doctor serial "Doctor Who and the Silurians" (1970).

ergeant Henderson

Sergeant Henderson, played by Ray Barron, was crushed and turned into compost by Harrison Chase when he fought against the Krynoid in the Fourth Doctor serial "The Seeds of Doom" (1976).

Zoe Heriot

:"Main article: Zoe Heriot", (by association with the Second Doctor).

Corporal Hopkins

Corporal Hopkins, played by Michael Pinder, was attacked by Lupton in the Third Doctor serial "Planet of the Spiders" (1974).

Major Husak

Major Husak, played by Paul Tomany, served under Brigadier Bambera during the transporting of the nuclear missile across Britain and during the battle at Carbury against the extra-dimensional forces of Morgaine and Mordred, as seen in the Seventh Doctor serial "Battlefield" (1989). He was responsible for evacuating civilians from the area. He was Czechoslovak by birth.

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ally Jacobs

Sally Jacobs, played by Anita Briem, was a technician on duty in the UNIT facility in the Tower of London during the Sycorax invasion, seen in the Tenth Doctor episode "The Christmas Invasion" (2005). She reported that the Sycorax signal came from 5000 miles above the Earth, not from Mars, which led to the realisation that there was a ship in orbit. She had A+ blood which meant she succumbed to the Sycorax mind-control. As a result of this, she stood poised to jump off the roof of the Tower of London. When the Doctor presses a glowing red button aboard the Sycorax ship, the humans affected are released from the Sycorax mind-control and come down from the roof safely, but confused, with no memory of how they got up there.

Private Ross Jenkins

Ross Jenkins appeared in the Tenth Doctor episodes "The Sontaran Stratagem" and "The Poison Sky" (2008). He was portrayed by Christian Cooke. Ross was first seen talking to another UNIT soldier when Mace ordered him to take the Doctor to the Rattigan Academy where he meets a Sontaran but the Doctor and Ross escape. Later on he gets shot dead by a Sontaran.

Private Johnson

Private Johnson, played by Geoffrey Beevers, was revealed to be one of Reegan's henchmen in the Third Doctor serial "The Ambassadors of Death" (1970).

Dr. Martha Jones

:"Main article: Martha Jones" (UNIT's Medical Officer) [cite journal | last = Spilsbury | first = Tom | title = Best of Both Worlds | journal = Doctor Who Magazine | issue = 392 | pages = 19 | publisher = Panini Comics | date = 2008-03-05 (Cover Date) | accessdate = 2008-02-11 ]

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Private Latimer

Private Latimer, played by David Simeon, was on duty during the Inferno drilling crisis, as seen in the Third Doctor serial "Inferno" (1970).

Flight Lieutenant Françoise Lavel

Flight Lieutenant Françoise Lavel, played by Dorota Rae, flew Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart (Ret'd), in a UNIT helicopter from his home to Carbury, scene of the battle against the extra-dimensional forces of Morgaine and Mordred, as seen in the Seventh Doctor serial "Battlefield" (1989). Morgaine crashed her helicopter and captured Lavel, stealing her memories, then later killing her senselessly.

Brigadier Sir Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart

:"Main article: Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart"

Doris Lethbridge-Stewart

Doris Lethbridge-Stewart, played by Angela Douglas, worked for UNIT alongside Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and by the events of the Seventh Doctor serial "Battlefield" (1989), they were married and both were retired. First referenced in the Third Doctor story "Planet of the Spiders" (1974), before she was married to him, she spent some romantic time with Lethbridge-Stewart in a hotel in Brighton, where she gave him a gold watch. Actor Nicholas Courtney believed the Brigadier was married and that he was having an affair with Doris. If this is the case, he left his first wife and made Doris his second wife. A keen gardener, a hobby she shares with her husband, she was seen to be choosing plants from a garden centre with him at the start of "Battlefield". She protested when the Brigadier was recalled to duty following the Doctor's reappearance during the incident involving the extra-dimensional forces of Morgaine and Mordred. She watched as he left in a UNIT helicopter for Carbury from their country home. After Morgaine, Mordred and the Destroyer had been defeated, Doris got her own back on the Brigadier by going for a drive in the Doctor's car, Bessie, with Ace, Brigadier Winifred Bambera and Shou Yuing, leaving him and the Doctor to do the gardening and prepare supper.

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Colonel A. Mace

Doctorwhocharacter


name=Colonel A. Mace
series=Doctor Who
affiliation=UNIT
race=Human
planet=Earth
era=21st century
start= "The Sontaran Stratagem"/"The Poison Sky"
portrayed= Rupert Holliday-Evans

Colonel A. Mace is the commanding officer of a large contingent of UNIT (the Unified Intelligence Taskforce) in 2009. Mace first appeared in "The Sontaran Strategem" / "The Poison Sky" (2008). He originally seemed to view the Doctor as a superior officer, saluting him and taking his orders; however, the two clashed and Mace began to be irritated by the Doctor's manner and repeated casual dismissals of him and UNIT, while simultaneously irritating the Doctor through his overtly militaristic manner and insistance on a combat solution to the situation brought on by the Sontarans.

Despite repeatedly being told UNIT could not face the Sontarans, he organised the troops for an assault on a Sontaran position, telling the Doctor he wasn't listening anymore, and rallied the troops with a speech about how they would show "every passing alien with an axe to grind" to not mock them and see "what the human race is capable of". He even manages to impress the Doctor by having the "Valiant" clear away the poison gas surrounding the factory. He then successfully leads the recapture of the area, managing to personally kill the Sontaran second-in-command, Commander Skorr.

Although Colonel Mace's first name was never mentioned on screen, the letter initial of A can be seen on the I.D. Card displayed on his uniform. On Page 129 of the reference book "The Time Traveller's Almanac", it says that the A stands for Alan.

Captain Marissa Magambo

Doctorwhocharacter


name=Captain Marissa Magambo
series=Doctor Who
affiliation=UNIT
race=Human
planet=Parallel Earth
era=21st century
start= "Turn Left"
portrayed=Noma Dumezweni

Captain Marissa Magambo was the UNIT officer in Donna Noble's parallel universe, working with Rose Tyler to restore the correct universe in the 2008 episode Turn Left. Her UNIT team helped construct a time machine from the TARDIS to send Donna back into the past.

Jamie McCrimmon

:"Main article: Jamie McCrimmon", (by association with the Second Doctor).

Captain Jimmy Munro

Captain Jimmy Munro, played by John Breslin, was Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart's captain during the first Nestene invasion of Earth, as seen in Third Doctor serial "Spearhead from Space" (1970). He cordoned off Oxley Woods after the second fall of Nestene 'meteorites' and was the first to encounter the TARDIS and the Third Doctor.

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Corporal Nevin

Corporal Nevin fought against Azal and Bok, in the Third Doctor serial "The Dæmons" (1971).

Donna Noble

:"Main article: Donna Noble", (by association with the Tenth Doctor and later Rose)

Corporal Norton

Corporal Norton, played by Martin Taylor, was on duty during the supposed 'dinosaur invasion', as seen in the Third Doctor serial "Invasion of the Dinosaurs" (1974).

Corporal Nutting

Corporal Nutting, played by Alan Mason, set up the explosives that destroyed the Silurian bases in Wenley Moor, in the Third Doctor serial "Doctor Who and the Silurians" (1970).

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Officers

In the Third Doctor serial "The Mind of Evil" (1971), UNIT Officers were played by Bill Matthews, Barry Wade, Dave Carter, Martin Gordon, Leslie Weekes, Tony Jenkins, Les Conrad, Les Clark, Gordon Stothard and Richard Atherton. Conrad played a UNIT Soldier in the previous serial, "Terror of the Autons" (1971).

Private Ogden

Private Ogden, played by George Bryson, fought during the supposed 'dinosaur invasion', as seen in the Third Doctor serial "Invasion of the Dinosaurs" (1974).

ergeant Osgood

Sergeant Osgood, played by Alec Linstead, served in Devil's End, during the Master's interference there, as seen in the Third Doctor story "The Dæmons" (1971). He fought against Azal and Bok. He had the unenviable task of trying to build a Doctor-designed device to be used against Azal. (According to the novel "The Eye of the Giant" by Christopher Bulis, his first name is Tom. The canonicity of spin-off media is unclear.)

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Corporal Palmer

Corporal Palmer, played by Denys Palmer, fought against Omega's Gel Guards in the Third Doctor serial "The Three Doctors" (1973).

Private Parker

Private Parker, played by James Clayton, was on duty during the incident involving three alien 'ambassadors', as seen in the Third Doctor serial "The Ambassadors of Death" (1970).

Private Perkins

Private Perkins, played by Stacy Davies, was killed during the Cybermen invasion, as seen in the Second Doctor serial "The Invasion" (1968).

Flight Sergeant Peters

Flight Sergeant Peters, played by Norman Hartley fought the Cybermen invasion, as seen in the Second Doctor serial "The Invasion" (1968).

Captain Marian Price

Doctorwhocharacter


name=Captain Marian Price
series=Doctor Who
affiliation=UNIT
race=Human
planet=Earth
era=21st century
start= "The Sontaran Stratagem"/"The Poison Sky"
portrayed= Bridget Hodson

Captain Marian Price first appeared as background in "The Sontaran Stratagem" and was introduced fully in "The Poison Sky". She was in charge of monitoring systems and reports on how the planet was coping under the Sontaran gas, and controlled the launching of UNIT-coordinated nuclear weaponry. After the Doctor cleared the atmosphere with an atmospheric converter, she kisses Colonel Mace in excitement, only to remember herself afterward and awkwardly turn away. Like Colonel Mace she salutes the Doctor upon meeting him. Her collar dogs indicate that she is a member of the Royal Engineers.

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Radio Operator

A Radio Operator, played by Gypsie Kemp, appeared in the Third Doctor story "Day of the Daleks" (1972).

Lieutenant Richards

Lieutenant Richards served under Brigadier Bambera whilst transporting a nuclear missile across Britain. When the battle against the extra-dimensional forces of Morgaine and Mordred erupted at Carbury, as seen in the Seventh Doctor serial, "Battlefield" (1989), Richards was heading the Salamader 6-0 convoy. She was killed by the sorceress, Morgaine.

Private Robins

Private Robins, played by Harry Swift, was mentally perturbed by fighting the Silurians, as seen in the Third Doctor story "Doctor Who and the Silurians" (1970). He committed suicide by jumping into a chasm.

Major-General Rutlidge

Major-General Rutlidge, played by Edward Dentith, was a Minister responsible for supervising Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart's UNIT operations on British soil at the Ministry of Defence and was seen in the Second Doctor serial "The Invasion" (1968). He was an old military school friend of the Brigadier. Tobias Vaughn took control of his mind and used him to prevent UNIT interfering with the Cybermen invasion of Earth. He was forced to kill himself by Vaughn, when he tried to rebel.

General Sanchez

"See The Stolen Earth"

General Sanchez, played by Michael Brandon, was an American Lieutenant General appearing in "The Stolen Earth" (2008). He commanded UNIT's Manhattan base, including oversight of Project Indigo, and authorised Martha Jones to use the Sontaran based technology to find the Doctor. He also entrusted her with one of five Osterhagen Keys for use in case that search failed. Following Martha's escape it was heavily implied that he was exterminated by the Daleks. His shoulder patch shows that he is from the 82nd Airborne Division.

ergeants

A Sergeant, played by Derek Ware, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "The Ambassadors of Death" (1970). Ware went on to play Private Wyatt in the next serial "Inferno" (1970) and Pigbin Josh in the later Third Doctor serial "The Claws of Axos" (1971).

A Sergeant, played by Simon Legree, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "The Time Monster" (1972).

Liz Shaw

:"Main article: Liz Shaw", (originally drafted as Scientific Advisor, she accepted the job of Assistant when the Third Doctor took the job of Scientific Advisor)

arah Jane Smith

:"Main article: Sarah Jane Smith", (by association with the Third and Fourth Doctors)

oldiers

A Soldier, played by Max Faulkner, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "The Ambassadors of Death" (1970). Faulkner later played Corporal Adams in the Fourth Doctor serial "The Android Invasion" (1975).

A Soldier, played by Les Conrad, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "Terror of the Autons" (1971). Conrad appeared in the next serial, "The Mind of Evil" (1971), as a UNIT Officer.

A Soldier, played by Pat Gorman, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "Planet of the Spiders" (1974). Gorman appeared in the next serial, "Invasion of the Dinosaurs" (1974), as a UNIT Corporal.

A Soldier, played by Brian Fellows, appeared in the Fourth Doctor serial "Robot" (1974 - 1975).

A Soldier, played by Peter Symonds, appeared in the Fourth Doctor serial "Terror of the Zygons" (1975).

A Soldier appeared in the Third Doctor serial "The Time Warrior" (1973-74)

ir John Sudbury

Sir John Sudbury was a high-ranking British civil servant with C19, a department in charge of the UNIT liaison. He vouched for the Doctor after a Concorde disappeared, in the Fifth Doctor story "Time-Flight" (1982).

urgeon-Lieutenant Harry Sullivan

:"Main article: Harry Sullivan", (UNIT's Medical Officer)

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Technician

A Technician, played by Ellis Jones, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "Spearhead from Space" (1970).

Field-Marshal Thatcher

Field-Marshal Thatcher was based in Geneva during the Second Doctor serial "The Invasion" (1968). When Major-General Rutledge, under Tobias Vaughn's duress, tried to prevent UNIT from interfering with the Cybermen invasion of Earth, Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart threatened to go over Rutledge's head, directly to Thatcher.

Corporal Tracy

Corporal Tracy, played by Geoffrey Cheshire, fought against the Cybermen in the Second Doctor serial "The Invasion" (1968).

Captain Jimmy Turner

Captain Jimmy Turner, played by Robert Sidaway, was Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart's Captain during the Cybermen invasion of Earth, as seen in the Second Doctor serial "The Invasion" (1968). He fell in love with Isobel Watkins.

Rose Tyler

Rose Tyler (see main aricle) is an old companion of the Ninth and Tenth Doctors. In Turn Left, she is seen in a parallel universe, working with Marissa Magambo to send Donna Noble back in time to restore the original timeline.

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UNIT Personnel

Unit Personnel, played by Iain Smith and Tessa Shaw, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "Spearhead from Space" (1970).

Unit Personnel, played by Leon Maybank and Barbara Chambers, appeared in the Third Doctor serial "Day of the Daleks" (1972).

Private Upton

Private Upton died fighting the Silurians in the Third Doctor serial "Doctor Who and the Silurians" (1970).

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ergeant Walters

Sergeant Walters, played by James Thornhill, fought against the Cybermen under Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart in the Second Doctor serial "The Invasion" (1968).

Major Walton

Major Walton fought against the Silurians, in the Third Doctor serial "Doctor Who and the Silurians" (1970).

Private Wright

Private Wright, played by Derek Pollitt, was killed by the Silurians in Gallery 5 under Wenley Moor in the Third Doctor serial "Doctor Who and the Silurians" (1970).

Private Wyatt

Private Wyatt, played by Derek Ware, was posted at the Inferno project, as seen in the Third Doctor serial "Inferno" (1970). He mutated into a Primord and later fell to his death. Ware had played a Sergeant in the previous serial "The Ambassadors of Death" (1970) and later played Pigbin Josh in the Third Doctor serial "The Claws of Axos" (1971).

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Captain Mike Yates

:"Main article: Captain Mike Yates"

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ergeant Zbrigniev

Sergeant Zbrigniev, played by Robert Jezek, was Brigadier Bambera's sergeant in the Seventh Doctor serial "Battlefield" (1989). He was involved in transporting a nuclear missile across Britain and in fighting the extra-dimensional forces of Morgaine and Mordred in Carbury.

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