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Kenya-Class Frigate:

about 180 Metres long, the Kenya-Class Frigate was introduced to the African Colonial Navy in 2801. The Kenya-Class is armed with four Single-Barrel Light Railgun Batteries, typically the Lioness.5 Type-2 Railgun Batteries. The Kenya-Class also has four large manoeuvring thrusters for fast manoeuvres in combat.

The Kenya-Class is also armed with missile launchers and space torpedoes, it is also capable of carrying 10 space fighters.

Rhino-Class Patrol ICV:

The Rhino-Class ICV was introduced in the late 2700s, with the intention of patrolling Union space, including Earth. The Rhino-Class was equipped with missiles and space torpedo bays, as well as two Light Single-Barrel Railgun Batteries, the F1-13 Ballister Mark3 Railgun Batteries. Crewed by twelve, the Rhino-Class is also one of the fastest ICV's in the core systems of the United Nations, and recently, two Zar Yun Corvettes where destroyed by a Rhino-Class ICV, alongside an Orion Arm Republic P8 Thunderbolt Patrol SSTO and a UN Patrol ship.

TOP RIGHT: X35-1 Wardroid, a multi-role wardroid that was used by the African Union Marine Corps, working to support allied infantry and to bring upon deadly fire. The only built in armament is a grenade launcher.

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A United Pacific Mandate Stealth frigate, with missiles, torpedoes, and railguns and CIWS systems.

An example of early United Nations Defence Command Fusion engine rockets. The Eagle-Class, had two spacefighters, two railgun batteries, some missile bays and nuclear missile launchers and a massive railgun on the bow. Also a dedicated solar panels towards at the back.

Description
TOP LEFT:

Kenya-Class Frigate:

about 180 Metres long, the Kenya-Class Frigate was introduced to the African Colonial Navy in 2801. The Kenya-Class is armed with four Single-Barrel Light Railgun Batteries, typically the Lioness.5 Type-2 Railgun Batteries. The Kenya-Class also has four large manoeuvring thrusters for fast manoeuvres in combat.

The Kenya-Class is also armed with missile launchers and space torpedoes, it is also capable of carrying 10 space fighters.

Rhino-Class Patrol ICV:

The Rhino-Class ICV was introduced in the late 2700s, with the intention of patrolling Union space, including Earth. The Rhino-Class was equipped with missiles and space torpedo bays, as well as two Light Single-Barrel Railgun Batteries, the F1-13 Ballister Mark3 Railgun Batteries. Crewed by twelve, the Rhino-Class is also one of the fastest ICV's in the core systems of the United Nations, and recently, two Zar Yun Corvettes where destroyed by a Rhino-Class ICV, alongside an Orion Arm Republic P8 Thunderbolt Patrol SSTO and a UN Patrol ship.

TOP RIGHT: X35-1 Wardroid, a multi-role wardroid that was used by the African Union Marine Corps, working to support allied infantry and to bring upon deadly fire. The only built in armament is a grenade launcher.

BOTTOM LEFT:

A United Pacific Mandate Stealth frigate, with missiles, torpedoes, and railguns and CIWS systems.

An example of early United Nations Defence Command Fusion engine rockets. The Eagle-Class, had two spacefighters, two railgun batteries, some missile bays and nuclear missile launchers and a massive railgun on the bow. Also a dedicated solar panels towards at the back.