Crimson blades
12-10-2003, 02:48
Re: The Armored Falcon
http://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/cno/n87/usw/issue_8/subacce1.gif
The Armored Falcon, one of the most technologicly advanced "Silent Sub" to hit Nationstates in a good while. This Sub (as seen in the Hostile Waters RP), Has a Reputation going. This sub has never been Spotted.
The number of Armored Falcons we currently have in our inventory is confidential, and will probobly never be released. All the info we can give you on this Sub is as follows:
Powerplant: Cristaline-Reaction Caterpiller System (or CRCS, this is a power source that can be matched to nuclear power in speed, but giving off no sound whatsoever)
Crew: 120
Armament: ICBMs (number classified)
Cruise missiles (number classified)
Computer guided ScramTorps (number classified)
MIRV warhead ICBMs (number classified)
Sea-Mine Devise(2 systems)
And the big one.........This sub is armed with the Star-Genie System, A space launched Missile that can destroy an entire enemy fleet at one time. this missile is still in the developmental stages.
http://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/cno/n87/usw/issue_8/subacce1.gif
The Armored Falcon, one of the most technologicly advanced "Silent Sub" to hit Nationstates in a good while. This Sub (as seen in the Hostile Waters RP), Has a Reputation going. This sub has never been Spotted.
The number of Armored Falcons we currently have in our inventory is confidential, and will probobly never be released. All the info we can give you on this Sub is as follows:
Powerplant: Cristaline-Reaction Caterpiller System (or CRCS, this is a power source that can be matched to nuclear power in speed, but giving off no sound whatsoever)
Crew: 120
Armament: ICBMs (number classified)
Cruise missiles (number classified)
Computer guided ScramTorps (number classified)
MIRV warhead ICBMs (number classified)
Sea-Mine Devise(2 systems)
And the big one.........This sub is armed with the Star-Genie System, A space launched Missile that can destroy an entire enemy fleet at one time. this missile is still in the developmental stages.