Warsaw-class light frigate

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Warsaw-class light frigate
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Production information

Manufacturer:

Davo-Hamish Shipyards (2173 CE - 2186 CE)
Jafer-Nocsky Shipbuilders (2189 CE - 2193 CE)

Model:

Warsaw

Class:

Frigate

Operator(s):

Systems Alliance Navy
Systems Coalition Navy

Preceded by:

Kursk-class

Succeeded by:

Kharkov-class

Generation:

Second

Technical information

Length:

143m

Width:

49m

Height/depth:

33m

Max acceleration:

20 kilometers per second

Engine unit(s):

Element Zero Drive Core

Power plant:

1 Element Zero drive core

Shielding:

Kinetic Barrier

Hull:

502cm of Titanium-A2 Ablative Light Armor

Sensor systems:

  • LIDAR
  • Radar
  • Spectroscope

Targetting system:

Shipwide VI

Armament:

Crew:

400

Usage

Commissioned:

May 16, 2173 CE

Decommissioned:

November 31, 2193 CE

Role(s):

Fleet composition/protection of capital ships

Era:

Asari Cycle
Pax Galactica Era
Human Cycle
Reformation Era

Affiliation:

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Systems Alliance (2173 CE - 2191 CE)


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Systems Coalition (2191 CE - 2193 CE)
 

The Warsaw-class light frigate was a classification of frigate that served in the Systems Alliance Navy from 2173 CE to 2191 CE, and the Systems Coalition Navy from 2191 CE to 2193 CE, and was the successor to the Kursk-class. Introduced three years before the Skyllian Blitz, the Warsaw-class sported some improvements over its predecessor, including an improved FTL drive, longer-range and more precise weapons and kinetic barriers, the latter of which wasn't present on the Kursk-class. Unlike other classes upgraded post-First Contact War, the Warsaw-class was not particularly advanced, and simply added simple improvements over the Kursk-class. However, the class was extremely cheap and feasible to build, allowing the Alliance to mass produce it, which proved useful during the Reaper War. Following the war, a newer design was quickly drawn up, and it would be replaced by the Kharkov-class.

The class is named after the Battle of Warsaw of the Great Northern War.

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