Retribution class carrier

ITNS Aenonesos pictured in 2016
Class overview
Name:	Hellenic class medium carrier
Builders:	Anacom Shipyards, Pylos
Operators:	Imperial Sea Legion
Preceded by:	Apostle-class carrier
In service:	2016 - Present
Building:	0
Completed:	1
Cancelled:	0
Active:	1
General characteristics
Type:	Aircraft carrier
Displacement:	43,000 tonnes (empty), 54,000 tonnes (full)
Length:	265m
Beam:	63m
Draught:	8.7m
Depth:	26m
Decks:	2.7 acres
Installed power:	2x GR-10 reactors 2x steam turbines 2x 7 blade reverse pitch propellars
Speed:	30kn+
Boats & landing craft carried:	4 x LCVPs
Complement:	1,000 not including air element
Sensors and processing systems:	Thanos SMART-S, Thanos SMART-L
Armament:	6x Mark XXI Block 3 CIWS equipped with RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile launcher
Armour:	steel shrapnel sheets, kevlar spall liners
Aircraft carried:	30-40, 2 x elevators, 2x steam catapult

The Hellenic class aircraft carrier is an aircraft carrier in service with the Imperial Sea Legion developed as a successor to the significantly more limited Apostle-class carrier. It was conceived during a case study undertaken by Naval High Command on the next generation of carrier air groups. The Sea Legion was found to be wanting in terms of capability to use sea lift aircraft such as the Belfrasian C-2 Greyhound, which had significant capability in seaborne operations. With the position of key EPTC being increasingly threatened by nations such as Kadaria and Marad, it was deemed paramount to have greater operational ability than the Apostle class could provide. Thus, a single Hellenic class was approved for construction in 2010 along with decommissioning of the St. Peter in order to redirect naval funding. A four year long construction program and the decommissioning and scrapping of various older corvettes cut costs and permitted the navy to spread the cost of construction out over a greater period of time. Significant amounts of parts and design elements were borrowed from the earlier Apostle class as well in order to reduce design, construction, and maintenance costs. The vessel was commissioned in early 2016 at a ceremony in Aenonesos.

Deployment History

Operation Tranquility

The Hellenic class has seen one deployment in its time in service. In 2017, it conducted anti-piracy operations off of the coast of Staroslava and deployed air groups against various pirate holdouts on the coast.

Ships in class

Navy	Name	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Status
Imperial Sea Legion	Aenonesos	June 2011	January 2016	May 2016	In Service
Imperial Sea Legion	Marvios	April 2018	Under Construction	Under Construction	Laid down in 2018 in a bid to expand Tarsan naval power in the face of more aggressive enemies.
Imperial Sea Legion	Pylos				Third Hellenic class vessel planned for 2020. Funding procurement and construction preparations are estimated to take an additional ten months.