HOME | DD

Description
Once again, a remake. The original has gotten a few favorites over the past couple of days reminding me that I haven't updated this since I've rebuilt the Avenger and the Talons. So, here we are... This is the text from the original just for some background into the scene.

Avenger is demonstrating an advantage given to the Alliance when the F-371 Talon entered service. As the first fighter to be fitted with an FTL system, the Talon gives Alliance ships the ability to deploy their fighters while in Hyperspace. Having the bulk or all of their fighter screen in place before they drop to sublight. It also gives a limited ability to use fighters as intermediate-range scouts or raiders. Recovery is also possible in Hyperspace. As long as the fighters still have FTL capability, they can follow their carrier ship into Hyperspace and recover there if necessary. Granted, a recovery in Hyperspace isn't ideal. In this universe, some can describe navigating Hyperspace in smaller ships like tubing down a rather fast-moving river. The energy currents inherent in Hyperspace can make precision flight for smaller ships, problematic. To combat this, the auto-landing systems that are present on all fighters have been updated to help compensate. A Hyperspace recovery is one of the rare times an Alliance pilot actually prefers to use this system.

Description
Once again, a remake. The original has gotten a few favorites over the past couple of days reminding me that I haven't updated this since I've rebuilt the Avenger and the Talons. So, here we are... This is the text from the original just for some background into the scene.

Avenger is demonstrating an advantage given to the Alliance when the F-371 Talon entered service. As the first fighter to be fitted with an FTL system, the Talon gives Alliance ships the ability to deploy their fighters while in Hyperspace. Having the bulk or all of their fighter screen in place before they drop to sublight. It also gives a limited ability to use fighters as intermediate-range scouts or raiders. Recovery is also possible in Hyperspace. As long as the fighters still have FTL capability, they can follow their carrier ship into Hyperspace and recover there if necessary. Granted, a recovery in Hyperspace isn't ideal. In this universe, some can describe navigating Hyperspace in smaller ships like tubing down a rather fast-moving river. The energy currents inherent in Hyperspace can make precision flight for smaller ships, problematic. To combat this, the auto-landing systems that are present on all fighters have been updated to help compensate. A Hyperspace recovery is one of the rare times an Alliance pilot actually prefers to use this system.