Klonor
26-04-2006, 17:21
Iceni class Frigate
The new Iceni class of combat ship is the first Klonor vessel constructed within the Frigate class. Originally built under Admiral Miller's direction at the Freedom shipyards in Ross 128, the Iceni itself is currently serving as her personal Flagship. Slightly longer than a kilometer in length, the Iceni class is armed with 9 standard Mk I Laser Turrets, 7 Mk II Laser Turrets, 2 Flak Cannons, 4 Missile Towers, and 3 Beam Cannons. With a sheath of ultra-dense depleted uranium shielding around its subsystems, the Iceni is an extremely tough nut to crack. In addition, a new technological breakthrough in molecular compression allows for the incorporation of a miniature Knossos Sub-Space Portal within the very hull of the ship, giving the Iceni access to Jump-Nodes outside of the standard Jump-Node Network. With Miller on board providing tactical guidance, and supported by nearly 4,800 of Klonors elite servicemen, the Iceni is nearly the equal of an Association battle group.
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The new Iceni class of combat ship is the first Klonor vessel constructed within the Frigate class. Originally built under Admiral Miller's direction at the Freedom shipyards in Ross 128, the Iceni itself is currently serving as her personal Flagship. Slightly longer than a kilometer in length, the Iceni class is armed with 9 standard Mk I Laser Turrets, 7 Mk II Laser Turrets, 2 Flak Cannons, 4 Missile Towers, and 3 Beam Cannons. With a sheath of ultra-dense depleted uranium shielding around its subsystems, the Iceni is an extremely tough nut to crack. In addition, a new technological breakthrough in molecular compression allows for the incorporation of a miniature Knossos Sub-Space Portal within the very hull of the ship, giving the Iceni access to Jump-Nodes outside of the standard Jump-Node Network. With Miller on board providing tactical guidance, and supported by nearly 4,800 of Klonors elite servicemen, the Iceni is nearly the equal of an Association battle group.
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