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|Largest warships developed. Without compromise in either armor, armament, or strategic mobility. Intended to serve as a flagships for major fleets and task forces, they combine robust anti-starship capabilities with the capacity for sustained aerospace operations or planetary landings. | |Largest warships developed. Without compromise in either armor, armament, or strategic mobility. Intended to serve as a flagships for major fleets and task forces, they combine robust anti-starship capabilities with the capacity for sustained aerospace operations or planetary landings. | ||
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* [[File:AmericanFlag Waving.png|50px]] '''''Constellation Class''''' | |||
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|'''Fleet Carrier''' | |'''Fleet Carrier''' | ||
|Central to fleet aerospace operations. Carry large numbers of strike and support aircraft. | |Central to fleet aerospace operations. Carry large numbers of strike and support aircraft. | ||
|'''240 - 1440 Aerospace Craft''' | |||
* 12 - 36 Strike Squadrons | |||
* 12 - 36 Support Squadrons | |||
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| | * [[File:GermanTempFlag.jpg|50px]] '''Nordstern Class''' | ||
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* [[File:TempFlag.jpg|50px]] '''Neptune Class''' | |||
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* [[File:SovietFlag Waving.png|50px]] '''Stalingrad Class''' | |||
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|'''Battlecruiser''' | |'''Battlecruiser''' | ||
|Anti-starship combatant | |Anti-starship combatant typically smaller in size than Battleships. | ||
* [[File:GermanTempFlag.jpg|50px]] German standard battlecruisers emphasize close support for the main battle fleet. Often with an increased emphasis on anti-aerospace warfare. | |||
* [[File:TempFlag.jpg|50px]] British standard battlecruisers or “Capital Scouts” sacrifice armor for speed and strategic mobility. They are designed to conduct solo, long-range patrols and heavy reconnaissance. | |||
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* [[File:JapanFlag Waving.png|50px]] ''Kongō Class'' | |||
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Revision as of 06:43, 11 November 2024
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Capital Ships | ||||
| Fleet Dreadnought | Largest warships developed. Without compromise in either armor, armament, or strategic mobility. Intended to serve as a flagships for major fleets and task forces, they combine robust anti-starship capabilities with the capacity for sustained aerospace operations or planetary landings. |
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| Fleet Carrier | Central to fleet aerospace operations. Carry large numbers of strike and support aircraft. | 240 - 1440 Aerospace Craft
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| Dreadnought | Anti-starship combatant that combines the capabilities of a battleship with the integrated air-wing of a fleet carrier. |
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| Battleship | Largest dedicated anti-starship combatant. Can provide heavy orbital bombardment during planetary assaults. |
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| Battlecruiser | Anti-starship combatant typically smaller in size than Battleships.
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| Light Fleet Carrier | ||||
Cruisers & Heavy Escorts | ||||
| Heavy Cruiser | ||||
| Escort Carrier | ||||
| Cruiser | ||||
| Missile Cruiser | ||||
| Light Cruiser | ||||
| Scout Cruiser | ||||
| Destroyer Leader | ||||
| Destroyer | ||||
| Escort Destroyer | ||||
Light Escorts | ||||
| Frigate Leader | ||||
| Scout Frigate | ||||
| Frigate | ||||
| Missile Frigate | ||||
| Escort Frigate | ||||
| ECM Frigate | ||||
| System Frigate | ||||
| Heavy Corvette | ||||
| Scout Corvette | ||||
| Missile Corvette | ||||
| Corvette | ||||
| Drone Corvette | ||||
| ECM Corvette | ||||
| Patrol Corvette | ||||
