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Spacegoing ships that used these bays were [[Primitive Technology|Primitive]] [[JumpShips]] and early [[WarShips]], such as early ''[[League (WarShip class)|League]]''-class Large Destroyers and ''[[Defender (WarShip class)|Defender]]''-class Battlecruisers.<ref>''Field Report 2765: AFFS'', p. 25: Defender-class Battlecruiser - Defender class's Stats shows DropShuttle Bays in use</ref><ref>''Field Report 2765: FWLM'', p. 23: "League (Destroyer)" - Block I class Destroyers were equipped with DropShuttle Bays</ref>
 
Spacegoing ships that used these bays were [[Primitive Technology|Primitive]] [[JumpShips]] and early [[WarShips]], such as early ''[[League (WarShip class)|League]]''-class Large Destroyers and ''[[Defender (WarShip class)|Defender]]''-class Battlecruisers.<ref>''Field Report 2765: AFFS'', p. 25: Defender-class Battlecruiser - Defender class's Stats shows DropShuttle Bays in use</ref><ref>''Field Report 2765: FWLM'', p. 23: "League (Destroyer)" - Block I class Destroyers were equipped with DropShuttle Bays</ref>
  
By the [[twenty-fifth century]], Drop Collar and the [[K-F Boom]] would be invented, allowing for larger DropShuttles known as DropShips to dock externally to a JumpShip up to 100,000 tons. Thus due to economics, the bays would be dropped in favor of the more effective Drop Collar System with the K-F Boom.
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By the [[25th Century|Twenty Fifth Century]], Drop Collar and the [[K-F Boom]] would be invented, allowing for larger DropShuttles known as DropShips to dock externally to a JumpShip up to 100,000 tons. Thus due to economics, the bays would be dropped in favor of the more effective Drop Collar System with the K-F Boom.
  
DropShuttles Bays would become extinct by [[2500]],<ref name="IO:p119"/> while some examples of them persisted till early [[twenty-eighth century]] on ancient WarShips, such as ''Defender'' and the ''Cruiser''.<ref>''Field Report 2765: DCMS'', pp. 19–20: "Cruiser (Cruiser) - Cruiser were equipped with DropShuttle Bays and would remain in service until First Succession War"</ref><ref>''House Davion (The Federated Suns)'', p. 62: "FSS Golden Lion (Defender-class WarShip) is destroyed during First Succession War."</ref>
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DropShuttles Bays would become extinct by [[2500]],<ref name="IO:p119"/> while some examples of them persisted till early [[28th Century|Twenty-Eighth Century]] on ancient WarShips, such as ''Defender'' and the ''Cruiser''.<ref>''Field Report 2765: DCMS'', pp. 19–20: "Cruiser (Cruiser) - Cruiser were equipped with DropShuttle Bays and would remain in service until First Succession War"</ref><ref>''House Davion (The Federated Suns)'', p. 62: "FSS Golden Lion (Defender-class WarShip) is destroyed during First Succession War."</ref>
  
 
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