Difference between revisions of "Ship Dreadnought USN Vanir"
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| − | Vanir (not to be confused with the Aesir dreadnought) is, like its bigger cousin, a true long range ship killer. Ships like this form the core of the USN tactic, heavy ships in front, long range missile boats at the back dishing out the damage. | + | Vanir (not to be confused with the [[Ship_Dreadnnought_USN_Aesir|Aesir dreadnought]]) is, like its bigger cousin, a true long range ship killer. Ships like this form the core of the [[USN]] tactic, heavy ships in front, long range [[missile]] boats at the back dishing out the damage. |
Notable ships: | Notable ships: | ||
Revision as of 18:19, 14 July 2020
| Vanir | |
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 Vanir | |
| Type | Dreadnought |
| Combat role | Dreadnought |
| Service | |
| Used by | United Space Navy |
| Wars | Second Antarean War |
| Specifications | |
| Displacement | 344Mt |
| Length | 3000m |
Vanir (not to be confused with the Aesir dreadnought) is, like its bigger cousin, a true long range ship killer. Ships like this form the core of the USN tactic, heavy ships in front, long range missile boats at the back dishing out the damage.
Notable ships:
- USNV Vanir
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