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==History==
 
==History==
In [[2765]] the flagship of the [[Draconis Combine Admiralty]] [[8th Fleet (DCA)|Eighth Fleet]] was the DCS '''''Irece''''', a Block I ''[[Samarkand Block I (WarShip class)|Samarkand]]''-class carrier, one of eight such sister ships to be in service at that point of time - six Block IIs, and two older [[Samarkand Block I (WarShip class)|Block Is]]. The ''Irece'' and the Eighth Fleet were operating within the Irece district of the [[Draconis Combine]] alongside the [[7th Fleet (DCA)|Seventh Fleet]] at this point in time.<ref name="FR2765:DCp18">''Field Report 2765: DCMS'', p. 18: "Draconis Combine Admiralty"</ref>
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In [[2765]], the flagship of the [[Draconis Combine Admiralty]] [[8th Fleet (Draconis Combine)|Eighth Fleet]] was the DCS '''''Irece''''', a Block I ''[[Samarkand Block I (WarShip class)|Samarkand]]''-class carrier, one of eight such sister ships to be in service at that point of time: six Block IIs, and two older [[Samarkand Block I (WarShip class)|Block Is]]. The ''Irece'' and the Eighth Fleet were operating within the Irece district of the [[Draconis Combine]] alongside the [[7th Fleet (Draconis Combine)|Seventh Fleet]] at this point in time.<ref name="FR2765:DCp18">''Field Report 2765: DCMS'', p. 18: "Draconis Combine Admiralty"</ref>
  
The DCA was only operating forty-two [[WarShip]]s in 2765 - although this was a significant increase on the thirty WarShips in service in [[2750]] - and of those ships, twenty-seven were destroyers or corvettes, with just a handful of ''[[Aegis]]''-class heavy cruisers and a pair of ''[[Cruiser]]''-class heavy cruisers outweighing the ''Irece'' and her sister ships.<ref name="FR2765:DCp18"/><ref>[http://bg.battletech.com/forums/index.php/topic,35369.msg855464.html#msg855464 Official Errata Thread]</ref>
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The DCA was only operating forty-two [[WarShip]]s in 2765—although this was a significant increase on the thirty WarShips in service in [[2750]]—and of those ships, twenty-seven were destroyers or corvettes, with just a handful of ''[[Aegis (WarShip class)|Aegis]]''-class heavy cruisers and a pair of ''[[Cruiser]]''-class heavy cruisers outweighing the ''Irece'' and her sister ships.<ref name="FR2765:DCp18"/><ref>[http://bg.battletech.com/forums/index.php/topic,35369.msg855464.html#msg855464 Official Errata Thread]</ref>
  
 
==Notes==
 
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{{Quote|There was only 2 Block Is in operation by 2765. The other two had been removed from service by the introduction of the Block IIs. So the DCS New Samarkand is a Blck II, while the DCS Samarkand was a Block I that was probably decomissioned during the Star League era.|[http://bg.battletech.com/forums/index.php/topic,37110.msg859304.html#msg859304 Catalyst Game Labs: Ask The Writers, 05 Feb 2014]}}
 
{{Quote|There was only 2 Block Is in operation by 2765. The other two had been removed from service by the introduction of the Block IIs. So the DCS New Samarkand is a Blck II, while the DCS Samarkand was a Block I that was probably decomissioned during the Star League era.|[http://bg.battletech.com/forums/index.php/topic,37110.msg859304.html#msg859304 Catalyst Game Labs: Ask The Writers, 05 Feb 2014]}}
  
It was confirmed that in contrast to the information presented in ''[[Technical Readout: 3075]]'', at least two additional Block Is were created - the ''Irece'' and the [[Kagoshima (Samarkand)|DCS ''Kagoshima'']]:
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It was confirmed that in contrast to the information presented in ''[[Technical Readout: 3075]]'', at least two additional Block Is were created - the ''Irece'' and the [[Kagoshima (Individual Samarkand-class WarShip)|DCS ''Kagoshima'']]:
 
{{Quote|All the Samarkands are flagships. The two Block Is (DCS Kagoshima and DCS Irece) are the flagships of the Pesht fleets, while the rest of the fleets have Block IIs.|[http://bg.battletech.com/forums/index.php/topic,37110.msg859321.html#msg859321 Catalyst Game Labs: Ask The Writers, 05 Feb 2014]}}
 
{{Quote|All the Samarkands are flagships. The two Block Is (DCS Kagoshima and DCS Irece) are the flagships of the Pesht fleets, while the rest of the fleets have Block IIs.|[http://bg.battletech.com/forums/index.php/topic,37110.msg859321.html#msg859321 Catalyst Game Labs: Ask The Writers, 05 Feb 2014]}}
  
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* ''[[Field Report 2765: DCMS]]''
 
* ''[[Field Report 2765: DCMS]]''
 
* ''[[Technical Readout: 3075]]''
 
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[[Category: Individual WarShips]]
 
[[Category: Individual WarShips]]
 
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[[Category: Individual Samarkand-class WarShips]]
 
[[Category: Individual Samarkand-class WarShips]]

Latest revision as of 13:07, 28 January 2024

This article is about the WarShip. For the planetary system, see Irece.
Irece
Vessel Profile
TypeWarShip
ClassSamarkand

History[edit]

In 2765, the flagship of the Draconis Combine Admiralty Eighth Fleet was the DCS Irece, a Block I Samarkand-class carrier, one of eight such sister ships to be in service at that point of time: six Block IIs, and two older Block Is. The Irece and the Eighth Fleet were operating within the Irece district of the Draconis Combine alongside the Seventh Fleet at this point in time.[1]

The DCA was only operating forty-two WarShips in 2765—although this was a significant increase on the thirty WarShips in service in 2750—and of those ships, twenty-seven were destroyers or corvettes, with just a handful of Aegis-class heavy cruisers and a pair of Cruiser-class heavy cruisers outweighing the Irece and her sister ships.[1][2]

Notes[edit]

It was believed that only four Block I Samarkands had been constructed.[3][4]

No. Yorktown is unlikely to be a Block I Samarkand. TRO 3075 is pretty clear that the only Block Is were Samarkand, Benjamin, Dieron, and Alshain. No more Block Is appear to have been constructed, and all of the Samarkands built when production was restarted were Block IIs.
  — Catalyst Game Labs: Ask The Writers, 27 Mar 2013

However, that information was based on research released in 3075;[3] it has since been confirmed that only two Block I Samarkands were in service in 2765:[5] and that the Kagoshima was one of those ships.[6]

There was only 2 Block Is in operation by 2765. The other two had been removed from service by the introduction of the Block IIs. So the DCS New Samarkand is a Blck II, while the DCS Samarkand was a Block I that was probably decomissioned during the Star League era.
  — Catalyst Game Labs: Ask The Writers, 05 Feb 2014

It was confirmed that in contrast to the information presented in Technical Readout: 3075, at least two additional Block Is were created - the Irece and the DCS Kagoshima:

All the Samarkands are flagships. The two Block Is (DCS Kagoshima and DCS Irece) are the flagships of the Pesht fleets, while the rest of the fleets have Block IIs.
  — Catalyst Game Labs: Ask The Writers, 05 Feb 2014

References[edit]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Field Report 2765: DCMS, p. 18: "Draconis Combine Admiralty"
  2. Official Errata Thread
  3. 3.0 3.1 Technical Readout: 3075, p. 218: "Samarkand"
  4. Catalyst Game Labs: Ask The Writers, 27 Mar 2013
  5. Catalyst Game Labs: Ask The Writers, 05 Feb 2014
  6. Catalyst Game Labs: Ask The Writers, 05 Feb 2014

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