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'''Ahiri cruisers''' are a class of battle cruisers utilized by the navy of the [[Galactic Union]]. Manufactured at multiple spaceports throughout the [[Talin Galaxy]], though originating and centered at [[Nimia]], the ships are 1100 meters long and are characterized by two fins at the rear, and an extensive hangar area, with an opening in the bow of the vessel. The hangar has enough room for several starfighters to enter or exit at the same time. | '''Ahiri cruisers''' are a class of battle cruisers utilized by the navy of the [[Galactic Union]]. Manufactured at multiple spaceports throughout the [[Talin Galaxy]], though originating and centered at [[Nimia]], the ships are 1100 meters long and are characterized by two fins at the rear, and an extensive hangar area, with an opening in the bow of the vessel. The hangar has enough room for several starfighters to enter or exit at the same time. They are the chief combat ship of the [[Union Defense Forces]], while their larger partner ships, the [[Niana cruisers]], serve in capital roles. | ||
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
Latest revision as of 07:25, 20 December 2024
 The Ahiri cruiser Niall Rise over the planet Onnoisia | |
| Manufacturer | Nimia Shipyards |
|---|---|
| Operator | Galactic Union |
| Specifications | |
| Spacecraft type | Battle cruiser |
| Dimensions | 1100 m long |
| Production | |
| Launched | 2904 AHT |
Ahiri cruisers are a class of battle cruisers utilized by the navy of the Galactic Union. Manufactured at multiple spaceports throughout the Talin Galaxy, though originating and centered at Nimia, the ships are 1100 meters long and are characterized by two fins at the rear, and an extensive hangar area, with an opening in the bow of the vessel. The hangar has enough room for several starfighters to enter or exit at the same time. They are the chief combat ship of the Union Defense Forces, while their larger partner ships, the Niana cruisers, serve in capital roles.