Category:Fleet Class Ship
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This category is for Fleet Class Ships (FCS), which are Capital Naval Vessels of the largest size. Different sources disagree as to the lower cutoff range of the Fleet Class, some including all Capital Vessels in the class, others excluding smaller capital vessels. [1]
| Ship Classification by Size | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | Type | Tonnage | Remarks | |
| 1. | Battle Class Ships (BCS) Capital Class Ships (CCS) |
2,500 tons - 250 ktons |
Battle Class Ships are warships and comprise both smaller Capital Primary Warships as well as Subcapital Secondary Warships that include Cruisers & Fleet Escorts.
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| * | Capital Class Ships (CCS) | 100 ktons - 250 ktons |
The Higher End of Battle Class Ships and the Lower End of Fleet Class Ships (100,000 - 250,000 tons) have had varying categorizations to various commentators. The category is generally seen to overlap both, depending upon one's chosen definition of Battle Class and Fleet Class. [2] | |
| 2. | Capital Class Ships (CCS) Fleet Class Ships (FCS) |
100 ktons - 1 Mton |
Fleet Class Ships are Capital Primary Warships.
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- ↑ T5.10 Book 2, p.31 defines the BCS range as 2,500 tons - 100 ktons and the FCS range as > 100 ktons, whereas the MgT2 Starship Operators Manual, p.6 defines the BCS range as 2,500 tons - 250 ktons and the FCS range as 250 ktons - 1 Mton. The Capital Class (CCS) range has been defined as a term to define the overlap (100 ktons - 250 ktons). - WHULorigan
- ↑ T5.10 Book 2, p.31 defines the BCS range as 2,500 tons - 100 ktons and the FCS range as > 100 ktons, whereas the MgT2 Starship Operators Manual, p.6 defines the BCS range as 2,500 tons - 250 ktons and the FCS range as 250 ktons - 1 Mton. The Capital Class (CCS) range is introduced here to define the overlap (100 ktons - 250 ktons). - WHULorigan
Pages in category "Fleet Class Ship"
The following 14 pages are in this category, out of 14 total.