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Pictured above is the SSV Busan, the lead ship of the line in a new class of light attack cruisers, during a shakedown run past Jupiter in 2197.

Devised to eventually replace the aging Geneva-class workhorse of the Alliance Navy, this new cruiser was designed to serve alongside the fleet's heavier Norfolk-class and Veracruz-class ships as the mainstay cruiser. Like the Veracruz, the Busan-class's primary armament consists of the latest Thanix-based Mjolnir cannons instead of conventional mass accelerators. Additionally, its designing heavily incorporates technology reverse-engineered or based on Reaper remains.

Though smaller than their elder Geneva cousins, the Busan-class ships have improved maneuverability and acceleration. The intention was to make these as fast attack cruisers with greater numbers than the larger Veracruz-class dreadnought escorts. The first planned batch of these ships were named after port cities including the Murmansk, San Francisco, Sevastopol and Ho Chi Minh City.

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3D render of a ship commissioned by

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(description by commissioner)

Pictured above is the SSV Busan, the lead ship of the line in a new class of light attack cruisers, during a shakedown run past Jupiter in 2197.

Devised to eventually replace the aging Geneva-class workhorse of the Alliance Navy, this new cruiser was designed to serve alongside the fleet's heavier Norfolk-class and Veracruz-class ships as the mainstay cruiser. Like the Veracruz, the Busan-class's primary armament consists of the latest Thanix-based Mjolnir cannons instead of conventional mass accelerators. Additionally, its designing heavily incorporates technology reverse-engineered or based on Reaper remains.

Though smaller than their elder Geneva cousins, the Busan-class ships have improved maneuverability and acceleration. The intention was to make these as fast attack cruisers with greater numbers than the larger Veracruz-class dreadnought escorts. The first planned batch of these ships were named after port cities including the Murmansk, San Francisco, Sevastopol and Ho Chi Minh City.