UNIT Central Control

UNIT Central Control, also known as UNIT H.Q., (PROSE: Doctor Who and the Auton Invasion, et al.) UNIT HQ, (PROSE: The Left-Handed Hummingbird, et al.) UNIT-HQ, (PROSE: Bullet Time) UNIT Geneva, (PROSE: No Future) UNIT Central Command, or simply UNIT Central, co-ordinated UNIT operations from Geneva.

History
Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart reported to them during the Cyberman invasion in the late 20th century (TV: The Invasion) and threatened to contact them other times.

When a Third World War seemed inevitable, Central Control sent an alert to all UNIT national headquarter, informing them of the global situation and telling them to go on high alert. (TV: Day of the Daleks)

In the 1970s, Captain James Munro worked at UNIT Central Control. (PROSE: The Devil Goblins from Neptune)

In 1998, Winifred Bambera was called into Central Command after a mission in Valge Maja. She was promoted to commanding officer of UNIT-UK, (AUDIO: Rogue State) and UNIT Central subsequently appointed Doctor Louise Rix as her scientific advisor. (AUDIO: Time Flies)

In 2008, UNIT Central witnessed the assassination of American President Arthur Coleman Winters aboard the aircraft carrier Valiant by a Toclafane acting on the orders of British Prime Minister Harold Saxon, actually. After the Year That Never Was was reversed, a transmission from UNIT Central, asking for clarification, was heard but not answered aboard the flight deck within the Valiant. (TV: The Sound of Drums/Last of the Time Lords)

In the 2000s, UNIT Central Control declared its highest alert in the face of a Dalek invasion of Earth. (TV: The Stolen Earth)

Kate Stewart and Patronella Osgood visited Geneva to get help from their superior Grant Avery in investigating Lyme Industries. Avery would be assassinated by the Tengobushi. (AUDIO: Death in Geneva)

Following the 3W Institute Affair, Malcolm Taylor shared 's Masterplan Journal with UNIT Command (Geneva) as well as UNIT Command (New York). (PROSE: The Secret Diary of the Master)

In 2019, UNIT Central objected to a UFO being shot down over Wasdale Head. However, two Typhoons from the Quick Reaction Alert Station at RAF Lossiemouth were ordered to intercept it, leading to Dorothy McShane salvaging the escape pod. (PROSE: At Childhood's End)

Behind the scenes
In The Van Statten Code, a puzzle-game in Doctor Who Annual 2006 not considered a valid source due to casting the reader as a character in the Doctor Who universe, "UNIT Headquarters in Geneva" receive a short message in Van Statten Code warning them to "beware the Bad Wolf".