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* In [[Guide:Defiant and Valiant]], the ECON's ''Akademik Mstislav Keldysh'' class cruisers are compared to the "Western ''Companion''" as an equivalent, "capable of Earth-Mars or Earth-Jupiter runs and optimized for hunting down enemy shipping and anti-shipping vessels..." | * In [[Guide:Defiant and Valiant]], the ECON's ''Akademik Mstislav Keldysh'' class cruisers are compared to the "Western ''Companion''" as an equivalent, "capable of Earth-Mars or Earth-Jupiter runs and optimized for hunting down enemy shipping and anti-shipping vessels..." and "ordered in 2049". | ||
* In [[Guide:Companion]]: "...the Western Alliance would find its dominating presence challenged at some locations by the ECON’s own Keldysh cruiser class which, while smaller than the Companions, was considered to be equivalent in combat capability. (Some details of alleged clashes between these vessels will be detailed in a later issue.)" | * In [[Guide:Companion]]: "...the Western Alliance would find its dominating presence challenged at some locations by the ECON’s own Keldysh cruiser class which, while smaller than the Companions, was considered to be equivalent in combat capability. (Some details of alleged clashes between these vessels will be detailed in a later issue.)" | ||
Revision as of 03:02, 19 August 2023
- In Guide:Defiant and Valiant, the ECON's Akademik Mstislav Keldysh class cruisers are compared to the "Western Companion" as an equivalent, "capable of Earth-Mars or Earth-Jupiter runs and optimized for hunting down enemy shipping and anti-shipping vessels..." and "ordered in 2049".
- In Guide:Companion: "...the Western Alliance would find its dominating presence challenged at some locations by the ECON’s own Keldysh cruiser class which, while smaller than the Companions, was considered to be equivalent in combat capability. (Some details of alleged clashes between these vessels will be detailed in a later issue.)"