Agincourt Class Light Cruiser

== The Ships ==
The Agincourt class cruisers, like the Ranger Class, were built as part of the cruiser rearmament program by Liberon. Other militaries and countries began to come out with more powerful designs such as the Nemesis Class from Pegasus Prime, and more powerful light cruisers and battlecruisers were needed. Agincourt and Hudson had storied careers, while Anson and Howe were much more reserved in their operations
Agincourt Subclass
Ship 	Designation	Fate
Agincourt	CL-2901 	Lost in Action
Anson 	CL-213 	Scrapped
Hudson Subclass
Ship 	Designation	Fate
Hudson	CL-129 	Lost in Action
Howe 	CL-984 	Lost in Storm
== Service Record ==
Anson and Howe spent much of their service records patrolling around the western areas of Liberon waters, for fear of Noelsnook attacks.
However, Agincourt and Hudson, at the outbreak of the Third Noelsnook War, were caught in the Pacific Ocean. They made a legendary journey from Pearl Harbor, Hawaii to Castle Harbor, in Sussex. From there, they were quickly used as a major part of Operation Virginia, sailing up the American side with a Neuroi Class submarine. Their effect on firing upon American soil was devastating, and the USN was dispached to follow them on a three month goose chase.
Following the end of Noelsnook's presidency, the Hudson and the Howe were sent through the Panama Canal to meet a Merculan fleet to exersize off of California. While transiting the Carribean Sea, a tropical storm brewed up and both ships were presumed lost. There is a major conspiracy still going on around the mysterious disappearance of two state-of-the-art, top of the line cruisers.
Agincourt was lost in a naval engagement with a Svalbardland light cruiser after the outbreak of the Deltabash War. Only Anson was never sunk, and in the end, she was sold to be scrapped.
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