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The DCS '''''Santana''''' was a ''[[Leopard (DropShip class)|Leopard]]''-class [[DropShip]] in service to the [[Draconis Combine]].
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==History==
 
==History==
The DCS '''''Santana''''' was a ''[[Leopard]]''-class [[DropShip]] in service to the [[Draconis Combine]]. In [[2853]] it was deployed in the Combine's attack of [[Hesperus II]], as part of the planetary blockade fleet.
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In [[2853]], it was deployed in the Combine's attack of [[Hesperus II]], as part of the planetary blockade fleet.
  
The [[Lyran Commonwealth]] famously reactivated their ancient battlecruiser [[LCS]] ''[[Invincible (Tharkad)|Invincible]]'' to break through the Combine siege. The [[WarShip]] jumped to the Hesperus system's nadir jump point on 25 October 2853 and smashed through the Combine blockade vessels, destroying them all except for the ''[[Galedon II]]'' which jumped to a pre-plotted jump point close to Hesperus II.<ref>Tactics of Desperation, Part 1 (BattleCorps Scenario)</ref> It brought only two [[DropShip]]s, the ''[[Katana (Achilles)|Katana]]'' and the ''[[Sabeeh]]''.
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The [[Lyran Commonwealth]] famously reactivated their ancient battlecruiser [[LCS]] ''[[Invincible (Individual Tharkad-class WarShip)|Invincible]]'' to break through the Combine siege. The [[WarShip]] jumped to the Hesperus system's nadir jump point on 25 October 2853 and smashed through the Combine blockade vessels, destroying them all except for the ''[[Galedon II]]'' which jumped to a preplotted jump point close to Hesperus II.<ref>Tactics of Desperation, Part 1 (BattleCorps Scenario)</ref> It brought only two [[DropShip]]s, the ''[[Katana (Individual Achilles-class DropShip)|Katana]]'' and the ''[[Sabeeh]]''.
  
A second space battle took place in close orbit over Hesperus II on 10 November, with the Lyran relief force assembled around the ''Invincible'' running the blockade of the planet proper. Besides the planetary blockade flotilla, the ''Galedon II'' and the two DropShips it brought, the Draconis Combine had also moved the zenith jump point blockade flotilla (the corvettes ''[[Pacheco]]'', ''[[Tamura]]'' and ''[[Georgia]]'') back to the planet.<ref name=TD2>BattleCorps scenarios ''Tactics of Desperation II''</ref>
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A second space battle took place in close orbit over Hesperus II on 10 November, with the Lyran relief force assembled around the ''Invincible'' running the blockade of the planet proper. Besides the planetary blockade flotilla, the ''Galedon II'' and the two DropShips it brought, the Draconis Combine had also moved the zenith jump point blockade flotilla (the corvettes ''[[Pacheco]]'', ''[[Tamura]]'', and ''[[Georgia]]'') back to the planet.<ref name=TD2>BattleCorps scenarios ''Tactics of Desperation II''</ref>
  
 
The ''Invincible'' charged headlong into the blockade and shattered the Draconis Combine fleet, which was forced to withdraw quickly. The fate of the individual Draconis Combine ships at Hesperus II was not mentioned.<ref name=TD2/>
 
The ''Invincible'' charged headlong into the blockade and shattered the Draconis Combine fleet, which was forced to withdraw quickly. The fate of the individual Draconis Combine ships at Hesperus II was not mentioned.<ref name=TD2/>
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
* ''[[BattleCorps Scenarios#Scenario: Tactics of Desperation I]]''
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* ''[[BattleCorps Scenarios#Scenario: Tactics of Desperation I|Tactics of Desperation I]]'' (scenario)
* ''[[BattleCorps Scenarios#Scenario: Tactics of Desperation II]]''
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* ''[[BattleCorps Scenarios#Scenario: Tactics of Desperation II|Tactics of Desperation II]]'' (scenario)
  
 
[[Category: Individual DropShips]]
 
[[Category: Individual DropShips]]
 
[[Category: Individual Leopard-class DropShips]]
 
[[Category: Individual Leopard-class DropShips]]

Latest revision as of 13:00, 28 January 2024

This article is about the DropShip. For other uses, see Santana (disambiguation).


Santana
Vessel Profile
TypeDropShip
ClassLeopard

The DCS Santana was a Leopard-class DropShip in service to the Draconis Combine.

History[edit]

In 2853, it was deployed in the Combine's attack of Hesperus II, as part of the planetary blockade fleet.

The Lyran Commonwealth famously reactivated their ancient battlecruiser LCS Invincible to break through the Combine siege. The WarShip jumped to the Hesperus system's nadir jump point on 25 October 2853 and smashed through the Combine blockade vessels, destroying them all except for the Galedon II which jumped to a preplotted jump point close to Hesperus II.[1] It brought only two DropShips, the Katana and the Sabeeh.

A second space battle took place in close orbit over Hesperus II on 10 November, with the Lyran relief force assembled around the Invincible running the blockade of the planet proper. Besides the planetary blockade flotilla, the Galedon II and the two DropShips it brought, the Draconis Combine had also moved the zenith jump point blockade flotilla (the corvettes Pacheco, Tamura, and Georgia) back to the planet.[2]

The Invincible charged headlong into the blockade and shattered the Draconis Combine fleet, which was forced to withdraw quickly. The fate of the individual Draconis Combine ships at Hesperus II was not mentioned.[2]

References[edit]

  1. Tactics of Desperation, Part 1 (BattleCorps Scenario)
  2. 2.0 2.1 BattleCorps scenarios Tactics of Desperation II

Bibliography[edit]