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| Capital Ship Combatants | Escort Combatants | Military Smallcraft | Support Ships | |||||||
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| Battleship | Cruiser | Carrier | Destroyer | Escort | Frigate | System Defense Boat | Fighter | Assault Transport | Smallcraft | Auxiliaries |
| Commercial Mercantile Ships | Non-Mercantile Commercial Ships | Non-Commercial Ships | Civilian Smallcraft | Highports & Satellites | ||||||
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| Merchant | Liner | Transport | Commercial Industrial | Commercial Ships | General | Research | Private | Auxiliary | Orbital Complexes |
Satellites |
Auxiliary (Military) Synopsis
Auxiliaries are the noncombatants of the fleet.
Auxiliary (Military) Description
Many are not armed, but experience says some auxiliaries do face combat and need to be capable of at least defending themselves.
Please see Military Starship Types for more information.
Auxiliary Types
| Transport (AD) | The purpose of these vessels is to provide transport for troops and their equipment. Although they usually carry defensive weaponry they are not intended to engage in combat. If they have too, their focus is to get the troops off beforehand. The ships carry a number of smaller vessels including assault shuttles to move troops to their bases or the battlefield. These vessels are seldom found without the company of an escort. |
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| Fleet Tug (AE) | Fleet tugs are used to provide mobility to structures and vessels with limited or no movement capability. They are use to deal with damaged vessels as well as the wreckage following a battle. Such ships tend to have very strong skeletons and propulsion systems, and good computers capable of calculating the ballistic of both passive and active objects in a multiple object scenario, so as to avoid collisions in crowded areas. Some of the largest have jump capability, but most do not and are used in-system. |
| Tankers (AH) | Transport and provide fuel for other ships. Some contain purification plants, and most have fuel cutters whose purpose is to transport fuel to other vessels. Ofttimes the fuel cutters have fuel scoops which allow them to restock tankers from local gas giants. |
| Ship Tender (AT) | The primary role of these vessels is maintenance and repair, although they may also have a replenishment role. Larger tenders are equipped with large workshops, advanced tech labs for calibration, extensive multiple tool sets of every sort required to maintain and repair damaged ships, they can very nearly be called mobile shipyards. Many, given time and components, can install or perform major repairs in the field. These tend to be lightly armored, unarmored, with only of sufficient maneuverability to keep up with the fleet- everything else is given over to the main mission of attending to the needs of damaged ships. Smaller tenders tend to be faster, and may be lightly armed and may be assigned to maintain groups of smaller vessels and navigational aids. |
| Replenishment Ships (AV) | Provides transport for provisions, parts, weapons, and other materials for the fleet. When equipped with special modules they can also transport troops. The largest can be used to even transport smaller vessels such as SBDs. |
| Tanker / Replenishment Ship (AZ) | These vessels combine both the tanker and replenishment functions into one platform. Based on the tech level 13 modification of the TF-13 tanker. Additional prototypes of the TT-14 and TT-15 were produced, but did not show sufficient advantage over the TT-13 and weren't produced in quantity. |
| Fleet Courier (SK) | A courier assigned to support naval operations. Aside from fulfilling a communications role, they are also used to transport small, high-priority cargoes. |
Auxiliary Sub-types
| Rift Tanker TZ-15 | A special-purpose tanker designed to support operations in the sparse-stellar territories of the rifts. |
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| Fleet Tanker | Usually a larger tanker type used to support larger fleet movements. The term is sometimes used to refer to any tanker accompanying a fleet. |
| Attack Cargo Vessel | An armed cargo vessel usually manned by naval or naval reserve personnel. They are used to provide supply materials and personnel in potentially hostile areas. They are also used to provide additional combat support for convoy operations. |
Auxiliary (Military) History
Although these ships are not normally considered combatants they are essential for maintaining Imperial Naval operations.
Auxiliary (Military) Doctrine
Auxiliaries linger on the fringes of the battle area and resupply the fighting ships with fuel, missiles, provisions, and other military materiel. Some Auxiliaries are designed to provide special services in the same role as supply ships and replenishers.
Auxiliary (Military) Representative Classes
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0 Representative Tugs Ships (AE) Classes
| 0 Representative Replenishment (AM) Classes | |
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| 0 Representative Ordinance (AO) Classes | |
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0 Representative Salvage/Repair Ships (AS) Classes
0 Representative Tender Ships (AT) Classes
0 Representative Utility Ships (AU) Classes
0 Representative Refinery Ships (AX) Classes
0 Representative Hybrid Ships (AZ) Classes
Tanker & Replenishment Vessels
Tech
LevelClass Tonnage Jump 15 Rift Tanker 13 Dromedary Tanker/Replenishment Ship 300,000 12 Modular Heavy Class Fleet Auxiliary 10,000 J-1 12 Modular Light Class Fleet Auxiliary 1,000 J-1
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