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| − | {{otheruses|the | + | {{otheruses|the seagoing vessel|other uses|Monitor}} |
{{InfoBoxCombatVehicle | {{InfoBoxCombatVehicle | ||
| image = Monitor_3026.jpg | | image = Monitor_3026.jpg | ||
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| cost = 2,574,000 C-bills | | cost = 2,574,000 C-bills | ||
| mass = 75 tons | | mass = 75 tons | ||
| − | | armor = | + | | armor = [[ArcShield Maxi II]] |
| − | | engine = 195 Nisson Naval Diesel ([[ICE]]) | + | | engine = [[195 Nisson Naval Diesel]] ([[ICE]]) |
| − | | | + | | speed = 54 |
| Crew = 5 | | Crew = 5 | ||
| + | | comsys = various | ||
| + | | T&T = various | ||
| + | | heat sinks = 0 | ||
| armament = | | armament = | ||
| − | * | + | * 2x [[AC/20]] |
| − | * | + | * 3x [[SRM-2]] |
| BV (1.0) = 571<ref>''Combat Operations'', p. 120</ref> | | BV (1.0) = 571<ref>''Combat Operations'', p. 120</ref> | ||
| BV (2.0) = 789<ref>''Technical Readout: 3039'', p. 83</ref> | | BV (2.0) = 789<ref>''Technical Readout: 3039'', p. 83</ref> | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | Because water was a scarce resource, many of the heavily populated or industrialized worlds tended to be located on water-rich planets. Large population centers sprung up on river deltas and coasts where the need | + | Because water was a scarce resource, many of the heavily populated or industrialized worlds tended to be located on water-rich planets. Large population centers sprung up on river deltas and coasts where the need for [[Wet Navy|naval]] patrolling was essential to safeguard security. For the most part, these craft were little more than field conversions of commercial boats but some specially designed patrol craft also entered service, and the '''Monitor''' produced by Nav Hull was an example of such a surface naval vessel.<ref name=TRO82 /> |
| − | The | + | The Monitor was a formidable craft. Drawing only a half meter of water, it could freely travel through rivers without fear of running aground. Eight tons of armor protected it against any type of weapon, whether wielded by guerrilla [[infantry]], [[Combat Vehicle|vehicles]] or [[BattleMech]] forces. This made the vessel particularly successful in its role to defend strategic positions, river banks, and even coasts. The slow speed of the Monitor was a drawback in open water such as in oceans or big lakes, but it served perfectly on the closed confines of rivers and swamps where terrain negated any of the benefits of long range weapons and allowed the Monitor to make full use of its tremendous firepower. The complement of ten [[infantry#Jump Infantry|jump troops]] allowed for boarding actions against pirate craft, holding ground positions, and even take on 'Mechs when properly trained in anti-BattleMech operations.<ref name=TRO82>''Technical Readout: 3039'', p. 82</ref> |
==Armament== | ==Armament== | ||
Although short ranged, the Monitor was powerfully armed. It was designed to fight in the confines of rivers and shallow lakes instead of open seas. The naval vessel mounted two 185 mm [[Autocannon/20]]s in a turret lifted almost completely from a [[Demolisher]], which gave it the ability to sink another vessel, or even cripple all but the heaviest 'Mech in one salvo. For defense, in the confines of a narrow river, the vessel carried three sets of [[SRM-2]]s scattered around the hull.<ref name=TRO82 /><ref>''Record Sheets: 3039'', p. 48</ref> | Although short ranged, the Monitor was powerfully armed. It was designed to fight in the confines of rivers and shallow lakes instead of open seas. The naval vessel mounted two 185 mm [[Autocannon/20]]s in a turret lifted almost completely from a [[Demolisher]], which gave it the ability to sink another vessel, or even cripple all but the heaviest 'Mech in one salvo. For defense, in the confines of a narrow river, the vessel carried three sets of [[SRM-2]]s scattered around the hull.<ref name=TRO82 /><ref>''Record Sheets: 3039'', p. 48</ref> | ||
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| + | ==Named Vessels== | ||
| + | * ''[[Minikuchi]]'' | ||
| + | * ''[[Swamp Fox]]'' (previously named the ''Vengeance'') | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Monitor_3026.jpg|Original ''Monitor'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3026|TRO:3026]]'' | File:Monitor_3026.jpg|Original ''Monitor'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3026|TRO:3026]]'' | ||
| + | File:Monitor HH3026.jpg|Decolorized reprint of ''Monitor'' from German ''[[Hardware-Handbuch 3031|HWH:3031]]'' | ||
| + | File:Monitor TRO3026Revised.png|''Monitor'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3026 Revised|TRO:3026 Revised]]'' | ||
File:Monitor TRO3039.png|''Monitor'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3039|TRO:3039]]'' | File:Monitor TRO3039.png|''Monitor'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3039|TRO:3039]]'' | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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*''[[Technical Readout: 3039]]'' | *''[[Technical Readout: 3039]]'' | ||
| − | [[Category:Naval | + | [[Category:Naval Vessels]] |
[[Category:Heavy Combat Vehicles]] | [[Category:Heavy Combat Vehicles]] | ||
[[Category:75 ton Combat Vehicles]] | [[Category:75 ton Combat Vehicles]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:01, 24 January 2024
- This article is about the seagoing vessel. For other uses, see Monitor.
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| Monitor Naval Vessel | |
| Production information | |
| Manufacturer | Nav Hull |
| Production Year | 2910[1] |
| Mission | Close Range (Blue Water) |
| Type | Surface Naval |
| Cost | 2,574,000 C-bills |
| Technical specifications | |
| Mass | 75 tons |
| Armor | ArcShield Maxi II |
| Engine | 195 Nisson Naval Diesel (ICE) |
| Speed | 54 km/h |
| Crew | 5 |
| Communications System | various |
| Targeting Tracking System | various |
| Heat Sinks | 0 |
| Armament | |
| BV (1.0) | 571[2] |
| BV (2.0) | 789[3] |
Description[edit]
Because water was a scarce resource, many of the heavily populated or industrialized worlds tended to be located on water-rich planets. Large population centers sprung up on river deltas and coasts where the need for naval patrolling was essential to safeguard security. For the most part, these craft were little more than field conversions of commercial boats but some specially designed patrol craft also entered service, and the Monitor produced by Nav Hull was an example of such a surface naval vessel.[4]
The Monitor was a formidable craft. Drawing only a half meter of water, it could freely travel through rivers without fear of running aground. Eight tons of armor protected it against any type of weapon, whether wielded by guerrilla infantry, vehicles or BattleMech forces. This made the vessel particularly successful in its role to defend strategic positions, river banks, and even coasts. The slow speed of the Monitor was a drawback in open water such as in oceans or big lakes, but it served perfectly on the closed confines of rivers and swamps where terrain negated any of the benefits of long range weapons and allowed the Monitor to make full use of its tremendous firepower. The complement of ten jump troops allowed for boarding actions against pirate craft, holding ground positions, and even take on 'Mechs when properly trained in anti-BattleMech operations.[4]
Armament[edit]
Although short ranged, the Monitor was powerfully armed. It was designed to fight in the confines of rivers and shallow lakes instead of open seas. The naval vessel mounted two 185 mm Autocannon/20s in a turret lifted almost completely from a Demolisher, which gave it the ability to sink another vessel, or even cripple all but the heaviest 'Mech in one salvo. For defense, in the confines of a narrow river, the vessel carried three sets of SRM-2s scattered around the hull.[4][5]
Named Vessels[edit]
Gallery[edit]
Original Monitor from TRO:3026
Decolorized reprint of Monitor from German HWH:3031
Monitor from TRO:3026 Revised
Monitor from TRO:3039
References[edit]
- ↑ MUL online date for the Monitor Naval Vessel
- ↑ Combat Operations, p. 120
- ↑ Technical Readout: 3039, p. 83
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Technical Readout: 3039, p. 82
- ↑ Record Sheets: 3039, p. 48