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Most organizations obtain their vessels from the [[Imperial Navy]] as surplus. Nearly any ship of 50 years or older is an excellent candidate for starmerc services. | Most organizations obtain their vessels from the [[Imperial Navy]] as surplus. Nearly any ship of 50 years or older is an excellent candidate for starmerc services. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:53, 23 April 2019
Mercenary organizations licensed to operate military starships.
Licenses range from 10-ton fighters to 5,000-ton vessels, with one charter for a 20,000-ton retired battle rider used as an SDB. Most vessels are in the 300 to 1,000-ton range.
Most organizations obtain their vessels from the Imperial Navy as surplus. Nearly any ship of 50 years or older is an excellent candidate for starmerc services.
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