Guide:Alexandria

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Alexandria class corvette tender
Alexandria
Class Overview
Category corvette tender (later freighter)
Operational 2186-2236
Constructed 6
Dimensions
Length 638.1 m
Beam 167.4 m
Height 237.0 m
Mass 511,000 tons
Performance
Cruise Speed w 3
Max Speed w 5.5
Endurance 2 years
Complement
Officers 3
Enlisted 14


Passengers 100
Cargo

corvette tender mission

  • 2x Pointer class corvettes tons
  • 4x 100,000 ton deuterium tank containers
  • 4x 75,000 ton tritium tank containers
  • 2x munitions rearmament containers
  • 2x refueling service containers
  • 3x personnel community containers
  • 1x operations center/communications container

freighter mission

  • 14x 100,000 ton transport containers
  • 16x 75,000 ton transport containers
Tactical Systems
Beam Weapons
  • 5x laser emitters (1.25 GW) (single banks) (forward ring)
  • 4x laser emitters (1.25 GW) (single banks) (forward-face of rear ring)
  • 2x plasma cannons (1.7 GW) (single banks) (bow)
  • 3x plasma cannons (1.7 GW) (single banks) (aft-face of rear ring)


Shields
  • 1-layer graviton/subspace globular forcefield
  • Navigational deflector at bow
Transporters none
Auxiliary Craft none
Historical
Ships of Note
  • USS Chiu Degong (NCC-S121)
Canonicity
Design SFC
Name SFC
History SFC



Pirate attack! In this rather fanciful holo-entertainment reproduction of a real 2197 incident with Nausicaan raiders, breaching pods are approaching the seemingly crippled USS Chiu Degong, whose steel-nerved captain is ‘playing ‘possum’ till the last moment. In practice, the mere introduction of forcefield shielding had put a sharp dent in such boarding attempts. Only a very foolish pirate commander would risk physical approach in flimsy pods when the switch of a deadly subspace/graviton field could be flipped at any moment. The proliferation of transporter technology in the region would soon alter things somewhat, reducing the time window needed for boarding, and making it necessary to protect valuables against beam-out with suitable scramblers.

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