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Description
Seen across the Australian Colonial Commonwealth since the 2810s, the King-Brown Class is one of the most prevalent Destroyer-Class still being used since then. It is a Support Destroyer, being able to fulfill a multitude of roles in any combat situation.

The King-Brown Class is armed with four Heavy Dual Railgun Batteries, 24 Multi-Munitions Space Torpedo Launchers, 10 standard missile launchers, one bow-mounted Light Gausscannon and 50 CIWS and Laser PDC turrets for effective point defence coverage.

The King-Brown Class has a complement of 55 Dingo spacefighters, 30 bombers and 40 various troop shuttles and gunships, the overall crew was 25, with troop complements being 250. The King-Brown Class usually had a vehicle complement of 60 M93-Wallaby Light Tanks/IFVs and 60 Liberator IFVs and 55 Infantry Support Mechs, as the King-Brown Class is often utilised to deploy mass amounts of Orbital Drop Marines and supporting vehicles into drop zones. While doing other Destroyer things.

Description
Seen across the Australian Colonial Commonwealth since the 2810s, the King-Brown Class is one of the most prevalent Destroyer-Class still being used since then. It is a Support Destroyer, being able to fulfill a multitude of roles in any combat situation.

The King-Brown Class is armed with four Heavy Dual Railgun Batteries, 24 Multi-Munitions Space Torpedo Launchers, 10 standard missile launchers, one bow-mounted Light Gausscannon and 50 CIWS and Laser PDC turrets for effective point defence coverage.

The King-Brown Class has a complement of 55 Dingo spacefighters, 30 bombers and 40 various troop shuttles and gunships, the overall crew was 25, with troop complements being 250. The King-Brown Class usually had a vehicle complement of 60 M93-Wallaby Light Tanks/IFVs and 60 Liberator IFVs and 55 Infantry Support Mechs, as the King-Brown Class is often utilised to deploy mass amounts of Orbital Drop Marines and supporting vehicles into drop zones. While doing other Destroyer things.