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By [[3078]] the ''Takashi'' was the last ship of her class still in service;<ref name="JHS:Tp30">''Jihad Hot Spots: Terra'', p. 30, "DCA Readiness Report"</ref> one of four [[WarShip]]s assigned to support ''[[Kanrei]]'' [[Kiyomori Minamoto]] as a part of the Combine's contribution to [[Operation SCOUR]], serving alongside the ''[[Kyushu]]''-class frigates [[Dieron Star|DCS ''Dieron Star'']] and [[Victory at Wolcott|DCS ''Victory at Wolcott'']] and the ''[[Tatsumaki]]''-class destroyer [[The Lair of Mighty Wyrms|DCS ''The Lair of Mighty Wyrms'']].<ref name="JHS:Tp30A">''Jihad Hot Spots: Terra'', p. 30, "Official Update"</ref>
 
By [[3078]] the ''Takashi'' was the last ship of her class still in service;<ref name="JHS:Tp30">''Jihad Hot Spots: Terra'', p. 30, "DCA Readiness Report"</ref> one of four [[WarShip]]s assigned to support ''[[Kanrei]]'' [[Kiyomori Minamoto]] as a part of the Combine's contribution to [[Operation SCOUR]], serving alongside the ''[[Kyushu]]''-class frigates [[Dieron Star|DCS ''Dieron Star'']] and [[Victory at Wolcott|DCS ''Victory at Wolcott'']] and the ''[[Tatsumaki]]''-class destroyer [[The Lair of Mighty Wyrms|DCS ''The Lair of Mighty Wyrms'']].<ref name="JHS:Tp30A">''Jihad Hot Spots: Terra'', p. 30, "Official Update"</ref>
  
The '''Takashi'' served as a part of [[Task Force EARTHBOUND]], the naval flotilla assigned to secure aerospace superiority above [[Terra]] to allow the allied coalition forces to land.<ref name="JHS:Tp95">''Jihad Hot Spots: Terra'', p. 95, "Classified: Eyes Only - Top Secret"</ref> The battle to secure Terra saw both the ''Takashi'' and the ''Victory at Wolcott'' destroyed in action.<ref name="FR:DCMSp5">''Field Report: DCMS'', p. 5, "Safeguarding the Wounded Heart"</ref>
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The ''Takashi'' served as a part of [[Task Force EARTHBOUND]], the naval flotilla assigned to secure aerospace superiority above [[Terra]] to allow the allied coalition forces to land.<ref name="JHS:Tp95">''Jihad Hot Spots: Terra'', p. 95, "Classified: Eyes Only - Top Secret"</ref> The battle to secure Terra saw both the ''Takashi'' and the ''Victory at Wolcott'' destroyed in action.<ref name="FR:DCMSp5">''Field Report: DCMS'', p. 5, "Safeguarding the Wounded Heart"</ref>
  
 
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Revision as of 06:02, 27 August 2013

Takashi
Vessel Profile
TypeWarShip
ClassKirishima

History

The Takashi was a Kirishima-class cruiser being constructed by the Draconis Combine in the Togura system in the late 3050s; by the end of 3058 the Takashi had been effectively combat-ready for some time, but the DCMS had decided to deliberately slow down the Takashi's production to keep public interest in the WarShip production program high.[1]

By 3067 the Takashi had been on active service for some time along with two sister-ships of the same class, the DCS Siriwan and DCS Urizen II; [2] A fourth ship of the class, the DCS Shiro, had already been lost in action, fighting against Clan Smoke Jaguar forces during Operation BULLDOG.[3]

By 3078 the Takashi was the last ship of her class still in service;[4] one of four WarShips assigned to support Kanrei Kiyomori Minamoto as a part of the Combine's contribution to Operation SCOUR, serving alongside the Kyushu-class frigates DCS Dieron Star and DCS Victory at Wolcott and the Tatsumaki-class destroyer DCS The Lair of Mighty Wyrms.[5]

The Takashi served as a part of Task Force EARTHBOUND, the naval flotilla assigned to secure aerospace superiority above Terra to allow the allied coalition forces to land.[6] The battle to secure Terra saw both the Takashi and the Victory at Wolcott destroyed in action.[7]

References

  1. Field Manual: Draconis Combine, p. 15, "Aerospace Assets"
  2. Field Manual: Updates, p. 105, "Draconis Combine Naval Assets"
  3. The Dragon Roars, p. 61, "Final Words"
  4. Jihad Hot Spots: Terra, p. 30, "DCA Readiness Report"
  5. Jihad Hot Spots: Terra, p. 30, "Official Update"
  6. Jihad Hot Spots: Terra, p. 95, "Classified: Eyes Only - Top Secret"
  7. Field Report: DCMS, p. 5, "Safeguarding the Wounded Heart"

Bibliography