Borneo-Class Command Carrier (CVC)

Borneo-Class Command Carrier [CVC]
Smaller than even the escort class carriers the Borneo was designed to act as a command vessel for carrier fleets but to seem less threatening so that enemy vessels would be less likely to target it. This design was dropped after eight years in favor of the larger and more armored Fleet Carrier design.
The Borneo class is 1250 meters in length with a beam and height of 750 meters, with a crew of 26,000 it is able to support a brigade of marine infantry and can support an Air Command from the main hull and the two carrier hulls can support an entire Air Corps and carries 6,750 Fighter/Bombers, Numerous Corvettes, and 235 Auxiliary craft and shuttles and over a battalion of mecha.
The Ship is armed with 100 missile pod ejectors with a magazine capacity of 500 pods, 198 Type III point defense turrets and 198 point defense missile tubes.
Due to the fact that the ship is carrier vessel it eschews the use of a mass driver for the room needed to support the Fleet Air Arm personnel but is still armed with 173 triple-barrel Type III PBP turrets and has 98 VLMS sub-capitol missile launch tubes.
Any remaining vessels were stricken from records and scrapped, used for gunnery practice, or sold after 5460.
Only eighteen of these vessels were ever built and served as task force commanders another six were partially completed of those six all were stricken in 5460 C.E. with four being used gunnery practice at different times and destroyed, the fifth was scrapped by the Theban Cluster Fleet with the sixth being sold to a private scrap firm.
Of the eighteen completed vessels the Borneo and Bosporus Strait were stricken in 5460 C.E. with the Borneo being used for gunnery practice and the Bosporus Strait being scrapped.
The Bering Sea, Berlin, and Border were destroyed at the battle of Aries Minor [also referred to as The Defection] in 4698 C.E. by Abernathy loyal forces.
The Belmont and Bellevue were built and purchased by Theban Heavy Industries and later placed in reserve once they reached their hull lifetime endurance.
Five of the remaining vessels were stricken in 5460 C.E. and sold either to other less advanced military forces [the Boston, Bethesda, and Bel Air] or to private concerns and stripped of weaponry [the Bangladesh and Bentine].
The Bethlehem, Birmingham, and Bellville defected to Abernathy’s forces in 4698 C.E. and were later destroyed at the Battle Of Thebes in 4761 C.E.
Of the three remaining ships of the class two of them have gone missing and presumed lost these were the Bangkok in 5311 C.E. and the Biloxi in 5238 C.E.; the last ship the Belhaven was retired in 5248 C.E. and still remains on ship rolls but is kept in mothballs at the Aries Minor storage yards in the Aries system.
 
Hull Number	
Hull Number	
Name	
Name	
Name	
Commission Date	
Commission Date	
Commission Date	
Current Status	
Current Status	
Current Status	
Current Status	
Current Status
CVC-001	
CVC-001	
Borneo	
Borneo	
Borneo	
October 4210	
October 4210	
October 4210	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice
CVC-002	
CVC-002	
Bosporus Strait	
Bosporus Strait	
Bosporus Strait	
October 4210	
October 4210	
October 4210	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Scrapped	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Scrapped	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Scrapped	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Scrapped	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Scrapped
CVC-003	
CVC-003	
Bering Sea	
Bering Sea	
Bering Sea	
October 4210	
October 4210	
October 4210	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]
CVC-004	
CVC-004	
Berlin	
Berlin	
Berlin	
October 4210	
October 4210	
October 4210	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]
CVC-005	
CVC-005	
Boston	
Boston	
Boston	
October 4210	
October 4210	
October 4210	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]
CVC-006	
CVC-006	
Bangladesh	
Bangladesh	
Bangladesh	
October 4210	
October 4210	
October 4210	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Private Use [No Further Data]
Altered time-line ship stolen along with missile prototype.	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Private Use [No Further Data]
Altered time-line ship stolen along with missile prototype.	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Private Use [No Further Data]
Altered time-line ship stolen along with missile prototype.	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Private Use [No Further Data]
Altered time-line ship stolen along with missile prototype.	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Private Use [No Further Data]
Altered time-line ship stolen along with missile prototype.
CVC-007	
CVC-007	
Bangkok	
Bangkok	
Bangkok	
November 4212	
November 4212	
November 4212	
Missing, Presumed Lost - 5311 C.E.	
Missing, Presumed Lost - 5311 C.E.	
Missing, Presumed Lost - 5311 C.E.	
Missing, Presumed Lost - 5311 C.E.	
Missing, Presumed Lost - 5311 C.E.
CVC-008	
CVC-008	
Bethesda	
Bethesda	
Bethesda	
November 4212	
November 4212	
November 4212	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]
CVC-009	
CVC-009	
Bethlehem	
Bethlehem	
Bethlehem	
November 4212	
November 4212	
November 4212	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle of Thebes 4761 C.E.
CVC-010	
CVC-010	
Birmingham	
Birmingham	
Birmingham	
November 4212	
November 4212	
November 4212	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle Of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle Of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle Of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle Of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle Of Thebes 4761 C.E.
CVC-011	
CVC-011	
Bellville	
Bellville	
Bellville	
November 4212	
November 4212	
November 4212	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle Of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle Of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle Of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle Of Thebes 4761 C.E.	
Defected 5th PGW, Destroyed Battle Of Thebes 4761 C.E.
CVC-012	
CVC-012	
Belmont	
Belmont	
Belmont	
November 4212	
November 4212	
November 4212	
Built For Private Concern [THI] Retired 5460; Placed In Reserve	
Built For Private Concern [THI] Retired 5460; Placed In Reserve	
Built For Private Concern [THI] Retired 5460; Placed In Reserve	
Built For Private Concern [THI] Retired 5460; Placed In Reserve	
Built For Private Concern [THI] Retired 5460; Placed In Reserve
CVC-013	
CVC-013	
Bellevue	
Bellevue	
Bellevue	
December 4214	
December 4214	
December 4214	
Built For Private Concern [THI] Retired 5460; Placed In Reserve	
Built For Private Concern [THI] Retired 5460; Placed In Reserve	
Built For Private Concern [THI] Retired 5460; Placed In Reserve	
Built For Private Concern [THI] Retired 5460; Placed In Reserve	
Built For Private Concern [THI] Retired 5460; Placed In Reserve
CVC-014	
CVC-014	
Belhaven	
Belhaven	
Belhaven	
December 4214	
December 4214	
December 4214	
Retired 5248 C.E. Placed In Mothballs At Aries Minor	
Retired 5248 C.E. Placed In Mothballs At Aries Minor	
Retired 5248 C.E. Placed In Mothballs At Aries Minor	
Retired 5248 C.E. Placed In Mothballs At Aries Minor	
Retired 5248 C.E. Placed In Mothballs At Aries Minor
CVC-015	
CVC-015	
Biloxi	
Biloxi	
Biloxi	
December 4214	
December 4214	
December 4214	
Missing, Presumed Lost - 5238 C.E.	
Missing, Presumed Lost - 5238 C.E.	
Missing, Presumed Lost - 5238 C.E.	
Missing, Presumed Lost - 5238 C.E.	
Missing, Presumed Lost - 5238 C.E.
CVC-016	
CVC-016	
Bentine	
Bentine	
Bentine	
December 4214	
December 4214	
December 4214	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Private Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Private Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Private Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Private Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Private Use [No Further Data]
CVC-017	
CVC-017	
Border	
Border	
Border	
December 4214	
December 4214	
December 4214	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]	
Destroyed Battle Of Aries Minor 4698 C.E. [The Defection]
CVC-018	
CVC-018	
Bel Air	
Bel Air	
Bel Air	
December 4214	
December 4214	
December 4214	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Military Use [No Further Data]
CVC-0XX	
CVC-0XX	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice
CVC-0XX	
CVC-0XX	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice
CVC-0XX	
CVC-0XX	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice
CVC-0XX	
CVC-0XX	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Scrapped	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Scrapped	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Scrapped	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Scrapped	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Scrapped
CVC-0XX	
CVC-0XX	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Used For Gunnery Practice
CVC-0XX	
CVC-0XX	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Named	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Never Commissioned	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Scrap	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Scrap	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Scrap	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Scrap	
Stricken 5460 C.E., Sold For Scrap
Service Entry Date	
Service Entry Date	
Service Entry Date	
Service Entry Date	
Service Entry Date	
Service Entry Date	
Primary User	
Primary User	
Primary User	
Primary User	
Build Time/Service Life/Hull Endurance	
Build Time/Service Life/Hull Endurance	
September 13th 4208 C.E.
Retired 5460 C.E.	
September 13th 4208 C.E.
Retired 5460 C.E.	
September 13th 4208 C.E.
Retired 5460 C.E.	
September 13th 4208 C.E.
Retired 5460 C.E.	
September 13th 4208 C.E.
Retired 5460 C.E.	
September 13th 4208 C.E.
Retired 5460 C.E.	
Theban Cluster
Theban Heavy Industries	
Theban Cluster
Theban Heavy Industries	
Theban Cluster
Theban Heavy Industries	
Theban Cluster
Theban Heavy Industries	
25 Days	
25 Days	
Builders	
Builders	
Builders	
Builders	
Builders	
Builders	
Location	
Location	
Location	
Location	
Abbreviation	
Abbreviation	
Aries Drive Yards	
Aries Drive Yards	
Aries Drive Yards	
Aries Drive Yards	
Aries Drive Yards	
Aries Drive Yards	
Capstan	
Capstan	
Capstan	
Capstan	
ADY	
ADY	
Crew	
Crew	
Crew	
Crew	
Crew	
Crew	
Combat Personnel	
Combat Personnel	
Combat Personnel	
Combat Personnel	
Max Evacuation Capacity	
Max Evacuation Capacity	
3,950	
3,950	
3,950	
3,950	
3,950	
3,950	
Main Hull Troops – 3 Regiments – 15,000	
Main Hull Troops – 3 Regiments – 15,000	
Main Hull Troops – 3 Regiments – 15,000	
Main Hull Troops – 3 Regiments – 15,000	
80,000	
80,000	
						
Main Hull Air Group – 2 Air Battalions – 2,500	
Main Hull Air Group – 2 Air Battalions – 2,500	
Main Hull Air Group – 2 Air Battalions – 2,500	
Main Hull Air Group – 2 Air Battalions – 2,500			
						
Carrier Hulls – Air Force – 15,000	
Carrier Hulls – Air Force – 15,000	
Carrier Hulls – Air Force – 15,000	
Carrier Hulls – Air Force – 15,000			
Height	
Height	
Height	
Height	
Length	
Length	
Length	
Length	
Length	
Width	
Width	
Weight/Fuel mass	
Weight/Fuel mass
Overall – 375 Meters	
Overall – 375 Meters	
Overall – 375 Meters	
Overall – 375 Meters	
Overall – 1,250 Meters	
Overall – 1,250 Meters	
Overall – 1,250 Meters	
Overall – 1,250 Meters	
Overall – 1,250 Meters	
Overall – 700 Meters	
Overall – 700 Meters	
29.25 Megatons	
29.25 Megatons
Main Hull - 375 Meters	
Main Hull - 375 Meters	
Main Hull - 375 Meters	
Main Hull - 375 Meters	
Main Hull – 1,250 Meters	
Main Hull – 1,250 Meters	
Main Hull – 1,250 Meters	
Main Hull – 1,250 Meters	
Main Hull – 1,250 Meters	
Main Hull – 250 Meters	
Main Hull – 250 Meters	
3.0 Megatons	
3.0 Megatons
Carrier Hulls – 300 Meters	
Carrier Hulls – 300 Meters	
Carrier Hulls – 300 Meters	
Carrier Hulls – 300 Meters	
Carrier Hulls – 1,000 Meters	
Carrier Hulls – 1,000 Meters	
Carrier Hulls – 1,000 Meters	
Carrier Hulls – 1,000 Meters	
Carrier Hulls – 1,000 Meters	
Carrier Hulls – 200 Meters	
Carrier Hulls – 200 Meters		
Space/Atmospheric Speed	
Space/Atmospheric Speed	
Space/Atmospheric Speed	
Space/Atmospheric Speed	
Stores	
Stores	
Stores	
Stores	
Stores	
Hydroponics	
Hydroponics	
Maneuverability	
Maneuverability
0.38c/3G	
0.38c/3G	
0.38c/3G	
0.38c/3G	
Dry Stores – 4.6 Years	
Dry Stores – 4.6 Years	
Dry Stores – 4.6 Years	
Dry Stores – 4.6 Years	
Dry Stores – 4.6 Years	
Yes	
Yes	
2-3-5-6	
2-3-5-6
				
Mecha Consumables – 36 Days	
Mecha Consumables – 36 Days	
Mecha Consumables – 36 Days	
Mecha Consumables – 36 Days	
Mecha Consumables – 36 Days				
HBT Furn./Fusion Reactors	
HBT Furn./Fusion Reactors	
HBT Furn./Fusion Reactors	
HBT Furn./Fusion Reactors	
C-Y Drive	
C-Y Drive	
C-Y Drive	
C-Y Drive	
C-Y Drive	
Thruster Banks	
Thruster Banks	
Compensators	
Compensators
5/2	
5/2	
5/2	
5/2	
Yes	
Yes	
Yes	
Yes	
Yes	
2475	
2475	
2475	
2475
Shields/Defense Rating	
Shields/Defense Rating	
Shields/Defense Rating	
Shields/Defense Rating	
Sensors	
Sensors	
Sensors	
Sensors	
Sensors	
Probes/Decoys	
Probes/Decoys	
Armor	
Armor
3,000,000/12	
3,000,000/12	
3,000,000/12	
3,000,000/12	
Level 6 - +12	
Level 6 - +12	
Level 6 - +12	
Level 6 - +12	
Level 6 - +12	
Main Hull - 50 Bow Mounted - P/D – 500/100	
Main Hull - 50 Bow Mounted - P/D – 500/100	
6,000,000 Damage Deflection	
6,000,000 Damage Deflection
Number	
Classification	
Classification	
Type	
Type	
Type	
Type	
Location	
Location	
Location	
Location	
Location	
Location
42	
Point Defense	
Point Defense	
PDT Type III	
PDT Type III	
PDT Type III	
PDT Type III	
The ship mounts forty-two point defense turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.	
The ship mounts forty-two point defense turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.	
The ship mounts forty-two point defense turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.	
The ship mounts forty-two point defense turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.	
The ship mounts forty-two point defense turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.	
The ship mounts forty-two point defense turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.
42	
Point Defense	
Point Defense	
PDM Type III	
PDM Type III	
PDM Type III	
PDM Type III	
The ship mounts forty-two ten tube point defense missile turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 12,500 missiles each for a total of 525,000 missiles.	
The ship mounts forty-two ten tube point defense missile turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 12,500 missiles each for a total of 525,000 missiles.	
The ship mounts forty-two ten tube point defense missile turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 12,500 missiles each for a total of 525,000 missiles.	
The ship mounts forty-two ten tube point defense missile turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 12,500 missiles each for a total of 525,000 missiles.	
The ship mounts forty-two ten tube point defense missile turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 12,500 missiles each for a total of 525,000 missiles.	
The ship mounts forty-two ten tube point defense missile turrets, there is one of these mounted on top of each main battery with the other twenty-two scattered over the hulls, with ten mounted on the dorsal hull with a single diamond patter near the bow and the other five around the bridge, the remaining ten on each side hull is mounted in a single diamond pattern on the ventral and dorsal with a single turret mounted to the top of each flight bridge.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 12,500 missiles each for a total of 525,000 missiles.
20	
Primary	
Primary	
PBP Type III-3	
PBP Type III-3	
PBP Type III-3	
PBP Type III-3	
These are mounted 12 on the main hull with 3 on the aft and bow of the dorsal hull and 3 on the aft and forward ventral hull, and another 4 on each side body one aft and to fore on the dorsal and ventral.	
These are mounted 12 on the main hull with 3 on the aft and bow of the dorsal hull and 3 on the aft and forward ventral hull, and another 4 on each side body one aft and to fore on the dorsal and ventral.	
These are mounted 12 on the main hull with 3 on the aft and bow of the dorsal hull and 3 on the aft and forward ventral hull, and another 4 on each side body one aft and to fore on the dorsal and ventral.	
These are mounted 12 on the main hull with 3 on the aft and bow of the dorsal hull and 3 on the aft and forward ventral hull, and another 4 on each side body one aft and to fore on the dorsal and ventral.	
These are mounted 12 on the main hull with 3 on the aft and bow of the dorsal hull and 3 on the aft and forward ventral hull, and another 4 on each side body one aft and to fore on the dorsal and ventral.	
These are mounted 12 on the main hull with 3 on the aft and bow of the dorsal hull and 3 on the aft and forward ventral hull, and another 4 on each side body one aft and to fore on the dorsal and ventral.
10/50	
Missile	
Missile	
Missile Pod	
Missile Pod	
Missile Pod	
Missile Pod	
There are five hexagon shaped hatches lined along the edges of the dorsal hull and hold and launch the missile pods upwards on thrusters and then use these to maneuver into position, each launcher has five missile pods.	
There are five hexagon shaped hatches lined along the edges of the dorsal hull and hold and launch the missile pods upwards on thrusters and then use these to maneuver into position, each launcher has five missile pods.	
There are five hexagon shaped hatches lined along the edges of the dorsal hull and hold and launch the missile pods upwards on thrusters and then use these to maneuver into position, each launcher has five missile pods.	
There are five hexagon shaped hatches lined along the edges of the dorsal hull and hold and launch the missile pods upwards on thrusters and then use these to maneuver into position, each launcher has five missile pods.	
There are five hexagon shaped hatches lined along the edges of the dorsal hull and hold and launch the missile pods upwards on thrusters and then use these to maneuver into position, each launcher has five missile pods.	
There are five hexagon shaped hatches lined along the edges of the dorsal hull and hold and launch the missile pods upwards on thrusters and then use these to maneuver into position, each launcher has five missile pods.
66	
Missile	
Missile	
SCMLT	
SCMLT	
SCMLT	
SCMLT	
Forty of these launchers are mounted ten on the upper and lower of the port and stoarboard bows of the main hull, another thirteen are mounted on each of the side bodies with three tubes mounted in the same pattern as the main hull launchers, the final one on each side-hull is mounted on the dorsal aft section just behind the flight deck bridges.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 125 missiles each for a total of 8,250 missiles.	
Forty of these launchers are mounted ten on the upper and lower of the port and stoarboard bows of the main hull, another thirteen are mounted on each of the side bodies with three tubes mounted in the same pattern as the main hull launchers, the final one on each side-hull is mounted on the dorsal aft section just behind the flight deck bridges.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 125 missiles each for a total of 8,250 missiles.	
Forty of these launchers are mounted ten on the upper and lower of the port and stoarboard bows of the main hull, another thirteen are mounted on each of the side bodies with three tubes mounted in the same pattern as the main hull launchers, the final one on each side-hull is mounted on the dorsal aft section just behind the flight deck bridges.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 125 missiles each for a total of 8,250 missiles.	
Forty of these launchers are mounted ten on the upper and lower of the port and stoarboard bows of the main hull, another thirteen are mounted on each of the side bodies with three tubes mounted in the same pattern as the main hull launchers, the final one on each side-hull is mounted on the dorsal aft section just behind the flight deck bridges.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 125 missiles each for a total of 8,250 missiles.	
Forty of these launchers are mounted ten on the upper and lower of the port and stoarboard bows of the main hull, another thirteen are mounted on each of the side bodies with three tubes mounted in the same pattern as the main hull launchers, the final one on each side-hull is mounted on the dorsal aft section just behind the flight deck bridges.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 125 missiles each for a total of 8,250 missiles.	
Forty of these launchers are mounted ten on the upper and lower of the port and stoarboard bows of the main hull, another thirteen are mounted on each of the side bodies with three tubes mounted in the same pattern as the main hull launchers, the final one on each side-hull is mounted on the dorsal aft section just behind the flight deck bridges.
Each launcher has a ready magazine of 125 missiles each for a total of 8,250 missiles.
												
 
Vehicles, Mecha, & Auxiliary Craft -	
Vehicles, Mecha, & Auxiliary Craft -	
Vehicles, Mecha, & Auxiliary Craft -	
Vehicles, Mecha, & Auxiliary Craft -	
Vehicles, Mecha, & Auxiliary Craft -	
Vehicles, Mecha, & Auxiliary Craft -
Main Hull -	
Main Hull -	
Main Hull -	
Main Hull -	
Main Hull -	
Main Hull -
Fighters – FAA	
Fighters – FMC	
ELINT Craft	
Auxiliaries	
Mecha	
Vehicles
1,000	
1,250	
200	
115	
1,250	
5,500
Carrier Hull [Both] - 	
Carrier Hull [Both] - 	
Carrier Hull [Both] - 	
Carrier Hull [Both] - 	
Carrier Hull [Both] - 	
Carrier Hull [Both] - 
4,500	
-	
200	
120	
-	
3,000
Category:Space Carriers
Category:Space Vessels
Category:Theban Cluster Equipment
Category:Theban Cluster
Category:TC - Fleet
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