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The ''[[Vincent]]''-class corvette '''''Ripper''''' was a [[Star League Defense Force]] [[WarShip]] that survived the [[Hegemony Campaign]] to liberate [[Terra]] from the forces of [[Stefan Amaris]], and subsequently followed [[General]] [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] on the [[Operation Exodus|Exodus]], falling under the control of [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]].{{cn}}
 
The ''[[Vincent]]''-class corvette '''''Ripper''''' was a [[Star League Defense Force]] [[WarShip]] that survived the [[Hegemony Campaign]] to liberate [[Terra]] from the forces of [[Stefan Amaris]], and subsequently followed [[General]] [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] on the [[Operation Exodus|Exodus]], falling under the control of [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]].{{cn}}
  
In [[3060]] the Vincent Mk. 42 class Corvette ''Ripper'' was part of [[Galaxy Commander]] [[Hang Mehta]]'s retreating fleet. <ref>''Shadows of War'', p. 65 </ref> It was destroyed in combat at [[Huntress]].
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In [[3060]] the Vincent Mk. 42 class Corvette ''Ripper'' was part of [[Galaxy Commander]] [[Hang Mehta]]'s retreating fleet, operating alongside a sister ship, the [[Azov|CSJ ''Azov'']], and Mehta's flagship, the ''[[Liberator (WarShip)|Liberator]]''-class heavy cruiser [[Korat|CSJ ''Korat'']].<ref>''Shadows of War'', p. 39</ref>
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When Mehta's forces arrived at [[Huntress]] and discovered [[Task Force Serpent|Task Force SERPENT]] in the system, Mehta immediately launched an attack, ordering the ''Azov'' and ''Ripper'' to work together to stall or better yet cripple any [[Inner Sphere]] [[WarShip]] that attempted to power up its [[K-F Drive]].<ref>''Shadows of War'', p. 49</ref> As [[Commodore]] [[Alain Beresick]], the leader of the Task Force SERPENT naval contingent, split his fleet into two groups to rebuff the Smoke Jaguar attack, Mehta ordered the ''Ripper'' to attack and attempt to capture the lead ship of one of the groups, the ''[[Kyushu]]''-class frigate [[Haruna|DCS ''Haruna'']].<ref name>''Shadows of War'', p. 50</ref> The ''Ripper'' didn't survive the battle at Huntress.
  
 
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
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Revision as of 17:36, 12 December 2013

Ripper
Vessel Profile
TypeWarShip
ClassVincent (Mark 42)

History

The Vincent-class corvette Ripper was a Star League Defense Force WarShip that survived the Hegemony Campaign to liberate Terra from the forces of Stefan Amaris, and subsequently followed General Aleksandr Kerensky on the Exodus, falling under the control of Clan Smoke Jaguar.[citation needed]

In 3060 the Vincent Mk. 42 class Corvette Ripper was part of Galaxy Commander Hang Mehta's retreating fleet, operating alongside a sister ship, the CSJ Azov, and Mehta's flagship, the Liberator-class heavy cruiser CSJ Korat.[1]

When Mehta's forces arrived at Huntress and discovered Task Force SERPENT in the system, Mehta immediately launched an attack, ordering the Azov and Ripper to work together to stall or better yet cripple any Inner Sphere WarShip that attempted to power up its K-F Drive.[2] As Commodore Alain Beresick, the leader of the Task Force SERPENT naval contingent, split his fleet into two groups to rebuff the Smoke Jaguar attack, Mehta ordered the Ripper to attack and attempt to capture the lead ship of one of the groups, the Kyushu-class frigate DCS Haruna.[3] The Ripper didn't survive the battle at Huntress.

References

  1. Shadows of War, p. 39
  2. Shadows of War, p. 49
  3. Shadows of War, p. 50

Bibliography