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This is one of the ships used by the Royal Navy in Chaos Chronicles.

This is also one a redesign of Royal ships in Chaos Chronicles that's going to take on a sort of wedge-shaped design.

Note, that the Kingdom of Acorn was the only power on Mobius that had the capability to create orbit-capable craft. This is because the Kingdom had direct access to space travel technology used by the Terra Novans before they left Earth. As a result, the technology is on par with post-Interplanetary War technology. After the arrival of the UNSC in 3234, technology leapfrogged overnight, leading to far more advanced designs.

Spacecraft were used in the latter half of the Great War from 3223 to 3224, but not a single craft was equipped with a Faster Than Light drive due to Slipspace being invented after the Tau Ceti Expedition vanished from the Human universe. After 3234, only some vessels received updates as the ships were never designed for 33rd Century technology. In response, the UNSC simply gave the RAF new ships, which included the Alexander II.

Description
This is one of the ships used by the Royal Navy in Chaos Chronicles.

This is also one a redesign of Royal ships in Chaos Chronicles that's going to take on a sort of wedge-shaped design.

Note, that the Kingdom of Acorn was the only power on Mobius that had the capability to create orbit-capable craft. This is because the Kingdom had direct access to space travel technology used by the Terra Novans before they left Earth. As a result, the technology is on par with post-Interplanetary War technology. After the arrival of the UNSC in 3234, technology leapfrogged overnight, leading to far more advanced designs.

Spacecraft were used in the latter half of the Great War from 3223 to 3224, but not a single craft was equipped with a Faster Than Light drive due to Slipspace being invented after the Tau Ceti Expedition vanished from the Human universe. After 3234, only some vessels received updates as the ships were never designed for 33rd Century technology. In response, the UNSC simply gave the RAF new ships, which included the Alexander II.