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Fighters are invariably armed; such armament is the most powerful a small craft can bear, in a non-turret mount. Generally beam weapons are preferred, as Fighters are intended to operate at close range, but in some cases, a missile launch rack is installed as well.  
 
Fighters are invariably armed; such armament is the most powerful a small craft can bear, in a non-turret mount. Generally beam weapons are preferred, as Fighters are intended to operate at close range, but in some cases, a missile launch rack is installed as well.  
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See [[fighters]] for more information.
  
 
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{{LE|P|Ship type definitions}}
 
{{LE|P|Ship type definitions}}

Revision as of 12:34, 17 January 2015

Small craft or boat of interplanetary (though not interstellar) capability. Approximate displacement: 10 tons.

The Fighter is a small, highly manoeuvrable, armed small craft, usually capable of at least 4 Gs acceleration, carrying one or two crew, and displacing around 10 tons. Fighters generally have a small fuel tank (usually less than twelve hours' fuel), and no cargo capacity.

Fighters are invariably armed; such armament is the most powerful a small craft can bear, in a non-turret mount. Generally beam weapons are preferred, as Fighters are intended to operate at close range, but in some cases, a missile launch rack is installed as well.

See fighters for more information.

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