Tactical Surface Fighters And BETA Models - Revision history

Sparda: /* Spacecraft & Lunar Vehicles */

2024-07-04T16:13:06Z

Spacecraft & Lunar Vehicles

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	Mankinds early development of spacecraft in the world of Unlimited/Alternative has allowed them some measure of relief; most space-based assets remain untouched by the BETA. Despite losing their lunar facilities before the invasion of Earth, orbital assets are still strong, and Earth is well-defended by a network of interceptor satellites. Having a strong presence in space compared to their adversaries is, perhaps, the only thing that has allowed humanity to have held on throughout the years.<br>		Mankinds early development of spacecraft in the world of Unlimited/Alternative has allowed them some measure of relief; most space-based assets remain untouched by the BETA. Despite losing their lunar facilities before the invasion of Earth, orbital assets are still strong, and Earth is well-defended by a network of interceptor satellites. Having a strong presence in space compared to their adversaries is, perhaps, the only thing that has allowed humanity to have held on throughout the years.<br>
	While airspace may be closed to all forms of human traffic, space is not, and these trans-atmospheric shuttles allow humanity to maintain a foothold in space by shuttling personnel and supplies back and forth. The creation of the Orbital Diver Corps and associated materials, equipment, and tactics has also given humanity a new edge against the BETA.<br>		While airspace may be closed to all forms of human traffic, space is not, and these trans-atmospheric shuttles allow humanity to maintain a foothold in space by shuttling personnel and supplies back and forth. The creation of the Orbital Diver Corps and associated materials, equipment, and tactics has also given humanity a new edge against the BETA.<br>
			Observation satellites are used in a wide variety of roles; with airspace closed as a result of Laser-class and Heavy Laser-class BETA, orbital images sometime are the only way a commander can gain an overview of a battlefield, either before, during or after action. These satellites can also provide weather information, trajectory of airborne objects, aerial-view maps, enemy force vectors, and other important information.<br>

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Sparda: /* Spacecraft & Lunar Vehicles */

2024-07-04T16:08:11Z

Spacecraft & Lunar Vehicles

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	=Spacecraft & Lunar Vehicles=		=Spacecraft & Lunar Vehicles=
			Mankinds early development of spacecraft in the world of Unlimited/Alternative has allowed them some measure of relief; most space-based assets remain untouched by the BETA. Despite losing their lunar facilities before the invasion of Earth, orbital assets are still strong, and Earth is well-defended by a network of interceptor satellites. Having a strong presence in space compared to their adversaries is, perhaps, the only thing that has allowed humanity to have held on throughout the years.<br>
			While airspace may be closed to all forms of human traffic, space is not, and these trans-atmospheric shuttles allow humanity to maintain a foothold in space by shuttling personnel and supplies back and forth. The creation of the Orbital Diver Corps and associated materials, equipment, and tactics has also given humanity a new edge against the BETA.<br>

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	!Colony Ship		!Colony Ship

Sparda: /* Imperial Army TSF Models */

2024-07-04T16:07:24Z

Imperial Army TSF Models

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 |Pilot: Yuuhi Koubuin
 |Pilot: Meiya Mitsurugi
 |}

Sparda: /* Japanese TSF Models */

2024-07-04T15:59:29Z

Japanese TSF Models

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			!Type14 Shouki
	!XG70b Susanoo II		!XG70b Susanoo II
	!XG70d Susanoo IV		!XG70d Susanoo IV
	\|-		\|-
			\|[[File:Type14Shouki.png]]
	\|[[File:XG70bSusanoo2.png]]		\|[[File:XG70bSusanoo2.png]]
	\|[[File:XG70dSusanoo4.png]]		\|[[File:XG70dSusanoo4.png]]
	\|-		\|-
			\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots
	\|Pilot: 00 Unit		\|Pilot: 00 Unit
	\|Pilot: Takeru Shirogane		\|Pilot: Takeru Shirogane

Sparda: /* International Use TSFs */

2024-07-04T08:05:35Z

International Use TSFs

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 |Pilot: TSF Pilots
 |Pilot: TSF Pilots
 |Pilot: TSF Pilots
 |Pilot: TSF Pilots

Sparda: /* Japanese TSF Models */

2024-07-04T07:57:42Z

Japanese TSF Models

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	\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots		\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots
	\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots		\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots
			\|}

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			!XG70b Susanoo II
			!XG70d Susanoo IV
			\|-
			\|[[File:XG70bSusanoo2.png]]
			\|[[File:XG70dSusanoo4.png]]
			\|-
			\|Pilot: 00 Unit
			\|Pilot: Takeru Shirogane
	\|}		\|}

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	!Type 00A Takemikazuchi		!Type 00A Takemikazuchi
	!Type 00C Takemikazuchi		!Type 00C Takemikazuchi
	!Type ~~00C~~ Takemikazuchi ~~<br> U.N. Model~~		!Type 00F Takemikazuchi
	!Type 00F Takemikazuchi ~~<br> U.N. Model~~		!Type 00F Takemikazuchi Fudai
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:Type00ATakemikazuchi.png]]		\|[[File:Type00ATakemikazuchi.png]]
	\|[[File:Type00CTakemikazuchi.png]]		\|[[File:Type00CTakemikazuchi.png]]
	\|[[File:~~Type00CTakemikazuchiUN~~.png]]		\|[[File:Type00FTakemikazuchi.png]]
	\|[[File:~~Type00FTakemikazuchiUN~~.png]]		\|[[File:Type00FTakemikazuchiFudai.png]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots		\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots
	\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots		\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots
	\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots		\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots
	\|Pilot: UN Pilots		\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots
	\|}		\|}

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	~~!Type 00F Takemikazuchi~~
	~~!Type 00F Takemikazuchi Fudai~~
	!Type 00R Takemikazuchi		!Type 00R Takemikazuchi
	!Type 00R Takemikazuchi Shogun		!Type 00R Takemikazuchi Shogun
			!Type 98X Takemikazuchi <br> Regent Model
	\|-		\|-
	~~\|[[File:Type00FTakemikazuchi.png]]~~
	~~\|[[File:Type00FTakemikazuchiFudai.png]]~~
	\|[[File:Type00RTakemikazuchi.png]]		\|[[File:Type00RTakemikazuchi.png]]
	\|[[File:Type00RTakemikazuchiShogun.png]]		\|[[File:Type00RTakemikazuchiShogun.png]]
			\|[[File:Type98XTakemikazuchiRegent.png]]
	\|-		\|-
	~~\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots~~
	~~\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots~~
	\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots		\|Pilot: Japanese Pilots
	\|Pilot: Yuuhi Koubuin		\|Pilot: Yuuhi Koubuin
	\|}

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	~~!Type 98X Takemikazuchi <br> Regent Model~~
	\|-
	~~\|[[File:Type98XTakemikazuchiRegent.png]]~~
	\|-
	\|Pilot: Meiya Mitsurugi		\|Pilot: Meiya Mitsurugi
	\|}		\|}

Sparda: /* EESA TSF Models */

2024-07-02T21:50:36Z

EESA TSF Models

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	\|[[File:MIG23Cheburashka.png]]		\|[[File:MIG23Cheburashka.png]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|}		\|}

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	\|[[File:MiG27AligatorStasi.png]]		\|[[File:MiG27AligatorStasi.png]]
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	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|}		\|}

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	\|[[File:MiG31PlamyaLisa.jpg]]		\|[[File:MiG31PlamyaLisa.jpg]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|Pilot: ~~USSR~~ Pilots		\|Pilot: EESA Pilots
	\|}		\|}

Sparda: /* Soviet TSF Models */

2024-07-02T21:49:56Z

Soviet TSF Models

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	==~~Soviet~~ TSF Models==		==EESA TSF Models==
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	!MiG21 Balalaika		!MiG21 Balalaika
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	\|}		\|}

			==Soviet TSF Models==
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	!Su-11		!Su-11

Sparda: /* International Use TSFs */

2024-07-02T19:53:55Z

International Use TSFs

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Sparda: /* Tactical Surface Fighters */

2024-07-02T19:50:36Z

Tactical Surface Fighters

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 Mobility is not just all that TSFs have, however; they are also armored in an anti-projectile and heat-resistant composite that has been further treated with anti-laser coating. Armor on the upper body segment also aids in maneuverability by improving the active instability aspect of a TSF; a higher center of gravity improves the execution time of maneuvers during combat. However, with the immense power wielded by the Laser-class BETA, armor protection for TSFs remains a low-return concept compared to attack avoidance.<br>
 TSF development can be split into three distinct generations, with each generation an indicator of their technology level and advancement. However, the generation standing is not a direct indication of combat strength in any capacity.<br>
 =BETA Life Forms=