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The Wildcat fighter is a purely Space-based Interceptor that was introduced in 2604 AD and served into the early years of the First Terran-Kilrathi War before being replaced by the Corsair space fighter. | |||
History | |||
The Wildcat fighter | |||
costs fifty million a piece, son, fifty million. I guess, though, a boy like you doesn't realize just how much | |||
that is?" | |||
The engines are outdated, stress flaws are becoming increasingly common. In short they're already five years past their | |||
design limits. The Wildcat is thirty years old and its replacement, thanks to cutbacks, won't be fully | |||
on-line for at least five more years. | |||
Revision as of 04:03, 27 April 2012
| Wildcat | |
|---|---|
| Type | Interceptor |
| Manufacturer | Douglas Aerospace |
| Primary User | Terran Confederation |
| Introduction | Unknown |
| General Characteristics | |
| Length | Unknown meters |
| Mass | Unknown tonnes |
| Crew | 1 (pilot) |
| Armament | |
| Guns | |
| MK. 25 Laser Cannons (2) | |
| Default Missile Loadout | |
| Dart DF (1) "targeting missiles" (5) | |
| Components | |
| Decoys | None |
| Cloaking Device | No |
| Source | Action Stations |
| Work-in-progress, expect frequent changes. Help and feedback is welcome. See discussion page. |
The Wildcat fighter is a purely Space-based Interceptor that was introduced in 2604 AD and served into the early years of the First Terran-Kilrathi War before being replaced by the Corsair space fighter.
History
The Wildcat fighter costs fifty million a piece, son, fifty million. I guess, though, a boy like you doesn't realize just how much that is?"
The engines are outdated, stress flaws are becoming increasingly common. In short they're already five years past their design limits. The Wildcat is thirty years old and its replacement, thanks to cutbacks, won't be fully on-line for at least five more years.
