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==History==
 
==History==
The '''''Gettysburg''''' was an ''[[Essex]]''-class destroyer launched in [[2722]]. Serving as the SLS ''Gettysburg'' Under the command of [[Major]] [[Alina Carrows]] the ''Gettysburg'' was serving in the [[Taurian Concordat]] overseeing shipping entering and departing the [[New Vandenburg]] system when it was attacked by an old ''[[Dart]]''-class cruiser; the ''Gettysburg'' swiftly destroyed the attacking cruiser, which was such an ancient craft that the [[SLDF]] believed that it was the last of her class.<ref name="TRO:2750p128">''Technical Readout: 2750'', p. 128, "Essex"</ref><Ref name="TRO:3057Rp212">''Technical Readout: 3057 Revised'', p. 212, "Dart (Light Cruiser)"</ref>
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The '''''Gettysburg''''' was an ''[[Essex]]''-class destroyer launched in [[2722]]. Serving as the SLS ''Gettysburg'' Under the command of [[Major]] [[Alina Carrows]] the ''Gettysburg'' was serving in the [[Taurian Concordat]] overseeing shipping entering and departing the [[New Vandenburg]] system when it was attacked by an old ''[[Dart (WarShip)|Dart]]''-class cruiser; the ''Gettysburg'' swiftly destroyed the attacking cruiser, which was such an ancient craft that the [[SLDF]] believed that it was the last of her class.<ref name="TRO:2750p128">''Technical Readout: 2750'', p. 128, "Essex"</ref><Ref name="TRO:3057Rp212">''Technical Readout: 3057 Revised'', p. 212, "Dart (Light Cruiser)"</ref>
  
 
In [[2757]] the serving captain of the ''Gettysburg'', Major [[Val Mhong]], handed command of the ship over to Major [[Evgeny Baratynsky]], a decorated officer and nephew to the SLDF Commanding General, [[Aleksandr Kerensky]]. The ''Gettysburg's'' crew served with distinction during the [[Periphery Uprising]] and continued to serve the SLDF throughout the [[Hegemony Campaign]] in the wake of the coup launched by [[Stefan Amaris]]; the ''Gettysburg'' was ultimately destroyed above [[Terra]] during the closing stages of [[Operation CHIEFTAIN]], a victim of the ''[[Caspar]]'' drone warcraft that made up a part of Terra's [[SDS]] network.<ref name="TRO:2750p128"/>
 
In [[2757]] the serving captain of the ''Gettysburg'', Major [[Val Mhong]], handed command of the ship over to Major [[Evgeny Baratynsky]], a decorated officer and nephew to the SLDF Commanding General, [[Aleksandr Kerensky]]. The ''Gettysburg's'' crew served with distinction during the [[Periphery Uprising]] and continued to serve the SLDF throughout the [[Hegemony Campaign]] in the wake of the coup launched by [[Stefan Amaris]]; the ''Gettysburg'' was ultimately destroyed above [[Terra]] during the closing stages of [[Operation CHIEFTAIN]], a victim of the ''[[Caspar]]'' drone warcraft that made up a part of Terra's [[SDS]] network.<ref name="TRO:2750p128"/>

Revision as of 13:45, 29 December 2014

Gettysburg
Vessel Profile
TypeWarShip
ClassEssex

History

The Gettysburg was an Essex-class destroyer launched in 2722. Serving as the SLS Gettysburg Under the command of Major Alina Carrows the Gettysburg was serving in the Taurian Concordat overseeing shipping entering and departing the New Vandenburg system when it was attacked by an old Dart-class cruiser; the Gettysburg swiftly destroyed the attacking cruiser, which was such an ancient craft that the SLDF believed that it was the last of her class.[1][2]

In 2757 the serving captain of the Gettysburg, Major Val Mhong, handed command of the ship over to Major Evgeny Baratynsky, a decorated officer and nephew to the SLDF Commanding General, Aleksandr Kerensky. The Gettysburg's crew served with distinction during the Periphery Uprising and continued to serve the SLDF throughout the Hegemony Campaign in the wake of the coup launched by Stefan Amaris; the Gettysburg was ultimately destroyed above Terra during the closing stages of Operation CHIEFTAIN, a victim of the Caspar drone warcraft that made up a part of Terra's SDS network.[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Technical Readout: 2750, p. 128, "Essex"
  2. Technical Readout: 3057 Revised, p. 212, "Dart (Light Cruiser)"

Bibliography