The Tritanica
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Launch Under Fire
A squadron of enemy fighters attempt to disrupt Tritanican launch operations. One lucky gunner's good aim resulted in their phasic cannon spreading the fighter's shattered ionic particles across the solar system. The weapons are made to attack larger ships. Targeting small craft takes skill and talent.
The Tritanic is in the process of launching two batteries of DV Multi-purpose Warheads in this holo-image. Heavy launch doors slide back into the ship in preparation for launch. One of the toughest enlisted jobs on the ship involves tending to these missiles. The executive officer or chief of the coat have to authenticate each launch by officially stating that they concur with the launch.
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LCG 595 "Tritanica"
The Asteroid class light cruiser is designed for deep space combat. One of the newest examples is the Tritanica. She features 60 torpedo launch tubes and six twin-ion phasic cannons. Enemy fighters can pose a major threat in high numbers. Since Asteroid class cruisers can only carry a limited number of fighters, the ship is best paired with carriers or destroyers.
LCG 595 often takes on solo missions as the commodore's ship. The Tritanica often moves from strike group to strike group, keeping an eye on the greater strategic picture. -
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Class 1154 Assault Shuttle
The Class 1154 is designed as a force multiplier for small fighter squadrons. 'Eleven Fifty Fours' also make stout armored transports. It sports 3 phasic cannons on rotating turrets and an array of hardpoints for guided munitions. The ship's large cockpit seats three with tons of room to walk around. The large glass roof reaches a top floor that includes 4 seating stations. Food storage and a small prep area is in a corner here. At the back of this floor are twin two person cabins.
Underneath the curved top level and behind the cockpit are two cabins of three stacked bunks. Separate shower and lavatory facilities are down the hall. A tight corridor leads through the ship from the cockpit to a large payload bay. Two roads of seating provide room for as many troopers that can squeeze in. Operations usually keep transport numbers closer to 10-12 passengers. Bench seating allows greater numbers for brief missions.
In times where passenger numbers exceed dormitory space, bunks are shared in rotating shifts. -
Fighter Compliment
Auxiliary Craft
4 x Theta Q Seven
2 x Dender-Crombie Fighters
1 x Class 1154 Assault Shuttle -
