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Re: [LoGH] Number of ships in LoGH

Josh Yuan (jjyuan@yahoo.com)
Wed, 29 Nov 2000 19:23:27 -0800 (PST)


How u find these numbers?  Is there a source book around somewhere?

--Josh
--- Justin Ho  wrote:
> Rear Admiral Eihendorf's fleet had the following breakdown which I
> think 
> might be considered "standard" for Imperials:
> 
> 200-250 battleships (11.17-15.34%)
> 400-500 cruisers (22.35-30.67%)
> 1000 destroyers (55.87-61.35%)
> 30-40 carriers (1.68-2.45%)
> 
> The carrier dimensions for both sides are battleship scale or larger
> and the 
> Imperial carrier comes with a large capital ship armament (especially
> it 
> looks like a superheavy battleship with a hanger module slapped on
> top).
> 
> The number of fast battleships is not stated and so their numbers are
> lumped 
> in with the normal BB's.  Their numbers probably aren't very high
> though, 
> with the exception of Bittenfeld's fleet which uses them as their
> main 
> strength. I'm personally guessing around 1/3 of the total BB count is
> fast 
> BB.
> 
> The extremely low percentage of carriers in this Imperial fleet seems
> to 
> reinforce the idea that the Imperials are not big proponents of
> carrier 
> warfare and are of the "big guns" mentality.  (As the Thor Hammer,
> the 
> superheavy BB's of the nobles, and the Ahsgrimm demonstrate). 
> Although 
> their standard battleships are listed as carrying 12 Valkyries each,
> their 
> use in battle appears more of an adjunct than as a striking arm of
> its own, 
> sort of like the British Navy's view towards airpower earlier this
> century.
>
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