AQUATIC CLASS

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Name: Aquatic Class

Type: Destroyer

Year(s): 2301

Crew: 350

Passengers: 200

Top Speed: 8022c / 1200g

Seen In: Galactic Conquest

Fuel Type: Hydrogen

Weapons: 18 Ring Guns, 4 Torpedo tubes, numerous point-defence guns

General Info:

The backbone of Earth's military fleet, the Aquatic Class destroyers are multi-role, all-purpose ships designed around Earth's advanced shielding technology and the powerful, though power-hungry, ring guns. Earth's capital ship doctrine favours manouverablity over a small profile and "guns to bear" thinking. This makes their ships look like easy targets to the unwary, but they are capable of taking a lot of punishment, and handing it back!

Variants:

Named after a sea: sub-command ships, often with extra-secure communications packages and sensors.

Named after a lake: fighter carriers, often with extra point-defence.

Named after a river: battleships, often with a larger stock of torpedoes and more robust power supplies for their heavy guns.

Named after a waterfall or other feature: support ships, usually carrying supplies, spares or troops.

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		Name: Aquatic Class
		Type: Destroyer
		Year(s): 2301
		Crew: 350
		Passengers: 200
		Top Speed: 8022c / 1200g
		Seen In: Galactic Conquest
		Fuel Type: Hydrogen
		Weapons: 18 Ring Guns, 4 Torpedo tubes, numerous point-defence guns
General Info:	The backbone of Earth's military fleet, the Aquatic Class destroyers are multi-role, all-purpose ships designed around Earth's advanced shielding technology and the powerful, though power-hungry, ring guns. Earth's capital ship doctrine favours manouverablity over a small profile and "guns to bear" thinking. This makes their ships look like easy targets to the unwary, but they are capable of taking a lot of punishment, and handing it back!
Variants:	Named after a sea: sub-command ships, often with extra-secure communications packages and sensors. Named after a lake: fighter carriers, often with extra point-defence. Named after a river: battleships, often with a larger stock of torpedoes and more robust power supplies for their heavy guns. Named after a waterfall or other feature: support ships, usually carrying supplies, spares or troops.