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The CCS '''''Predator''''' was a ''[[Lung Wang]]''-class [[DropShip]] in service with the [[Capellan Confederation Armed Forces]].
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==History==
 
==History==
The CCS '''''Predator''''' was a ''[[Lung Wang]]''-class [[DropShip]] in service with the [[Capellan Confederation Armed Forces]], and as of [[3076]] was considered the most decorated ''Lung Wang'' in the Capellan navy. She had fought in the [[Jihad]] with distinction, tangled with [[Word of Blake]] [[Pocket WarShip]]s on several occasions, and destroyed two ''[[Union]]''-class Pocket WarShips on her own.<ref name=XTROL13>''Experimental Technical Readout: Liao'', p. 13</ref>
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As of [[3076]]. the ''Predator'' was considered the most decorated ''Lung Wang'' in the Capellan navy. She had fought in the [[Jihad]] with distinction, tangled with [[Word of Blake]] [[Pocket WarShip]]s on several occasions, and destroyed two ''[[Union]]''-class Pocket WarShips on her own.<ref name=XTROL13>''Experimental Technical Readout: Liao'', p. 13</ref>
  
 
Manufacturer [[Rashpur-Owens, Inc.]] requested the ''Predator'' in 3076 for an experimental refit that saw the vessel's nose weapons bay upgraded to three salvaged [[Sub-Capital Laser/3]]s and three [[ELRM-20]] launchers, two [[Large Pulse Laser]] and a [[Medium Pulse Laser]] to further improve its already formidable anti-[[aerospace fighter]] capabilities. Also, a salvaged [[mobile HPG]] was installed for improved early warning and patrol capabilities. The cargo capacity was reduced to 18.5 tons, and twenty-five additional [[double heat sink]]s were installed (for a total of 100).<ref name=XTROL13/>
 
Manufacturer [[Rashpur-Owens, Inc.]] requested the ''Predator'' in 3076 for an experimental refit that saw the vessel's nose weapons bay upgraded to three salvaged [[Sub-Capital Laser/3]]s and three [[ELRM-20]] launchers, two [[Large Pulse Laser]] and a [[Medium Pulse Laser]] to further improve its already formidable anti-[[aerospace fighter]] capabilities. Also, a salvaged [[mobile HPG]] was installed for improved early warning and patrol capabilities. The cargo capacity was reduced to 18.5 tons, and twenty-five additional [[double heat sink]]s were installed (for a total of 100).<ref name=XTROL13/>
  
The refit proved successful, and spawned the ''Lung Wang P2'' subclass that was put into regular production henceforward as the Confederation's standard Assault DropShip (minus the mobile HPG in the line version).<ref name=TROP>''Technical Readout: Prototypes'', p. 188</ref> The ''Predator'' is considered the first official prototype of the ''Lung Wang P2'' class.
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The refit proved successful, and spawned the ''Lung Wang'' P2 subclass that was put into regular production henceforward as the Confederation's standard Assault DropShip (minus the mobile HPG in the line version).<ref name=TROP>''Technical Readout: Prototypes'', p. 188</ref> The ''Predator'' is considered the first official prototype of the ''Lung Wang'' P2 class.
  
 
As of [[3090]], the ''Predator'' remains in service. Although the Confederation officially claims it was stripped down to P2 production standards, [[Republic of the Sphere]] intelligence indicates it retained its mobile HPG and served with the Capellan [[Death Commandos]] exclusively.<ref name=TROP/>
 
As of [[3090]], the ''Predator'' remains in service. Although the Confederation officially claims it was stripped down to P2 production standards, [[Republic of the Sphere]] intelligence indicates it retained its mobile HPG and served with the Capellan [[Death Commandos]] exclusively.<ref name=TROP/>
  
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==
*''Technical Readout: Prototypes'' states that the CCS ''Predator'' destroyed two Blakist ''Union'' Pocket WarShips in a single confrontation. While this is likely the same event that was previously mentioned in ''Experimental Technical Readout: Liao'', the latter source seems to imply the destruction of the two ''Union''s took place prior to the ''Predator'''s conversion, while the former source seems to imply it proved the power of the ''Predator'' after its conversion. It is thus possible that the ''Predator'' destroyed altogether four ''Union'' Pocket WarShips by [[3090]].
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''Technical Readout: Prototypes'' states that the CCS ''Predator'' destroyed two Blakist ''Union'' Pocket WarShips in a single confrontation. While this is likely the same event that was previously mentioned in ''Experimental Technical Readout: Liao'', the latter source seems to imply the destruction of the two ''Union''s took place prior to the ''Predator'''s conversion, while the former source seems to imply it proved the power of the ''Predator'' after its conversion. It is thus possible that the ''Predator'' destroyed four ''Union'' Pocket WarShips by [[3090]].
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
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* ''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Liao]]''
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[[Category:Individual Lung Wang-class DropShips]]

Latest revision as of 03:27, 16 January 2024

This article is about the DropShip. For other uses, see Predator.


Predator
Vessel Profile
TypeDropShip
ClassLung Wang P2 prototype/template
Previous classesLung Wang (modified)

The CCS Predator was a Lung Wang-class DropShip in service with the Capellan Confederation Armed Forces.

History[edit]

As of 3076. the Predator was considered the most decorated Lung Wang in the Capellan navy. She had fought in the Jihad with distinction, tangled with Word of Blake Pocket WarShips on several occasions, and destroyed two Union-class Pocket WarShips on her own.[1]

Manufacturer Rashpur-Owens, Inc. requested the Predator in 3076 for an experimental refit that saw the vessel's nose weapons bay upgraded to three salvaged Sub-Capital Laser/3s and three ELRM-20 launchers, two Large Pulse Laser and a Medium Pulse Laser to further improve its already formidable anti-aerospace fighter capabilities. Also, a salvaged mobile HPG was installed for improved early warning and patrol capabilities. The cargo capacity was reduced to 18.5 tons, and twenty-five additional double heat sinks were installed (for a total of 100).[1]

The refit proved successful, and spawned the Lung Wang P2 subclass that was put into regular production henceforward as the Confederation's standard Assault DropShip (minus the mobile HPG in the line version).[2] The Predator is considered the first official prototype of the Lung Wang P2 class.

As of 3090, the Predator remains in service. Although the Confederation officially claims it was stripped down to P2 production standards, Republic of the Sphere intelligence indicates it retained its mobile HPG and served with the Capellan Death Commandos exclusively.[2]

Notes[edit]

Technical Readout: Prototypes states that the CCS Predator destroyed two Blakist Union Pocket WarShips in a single confrontation. While this is likely the same event that was previously mentioned in Experimental Technical Readout: Liao, the latter source seems to imply the destruction of the two Unions took place prior to the Predator's conversion, while the former source seems to imply it proved the power of the Predator after its conversion. It is thus possible that the Predator destroyed four Union Pocket WarShips by 3090.

References[edit]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Experimental Technical Readout: Liao, p. 13
  2. 2.0 2.1 Technical Readout: Prototypes, p. 188

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