From the Handbook:
Length: 855 meters
Mass: 73,000 tonnes
Max. Velocity: 100 kps
Cruise Velocity: 50 kps
Weapons:
30 Point Defense
4 Antimatter Guns
50 Torpedo Tubes
Light fighter complement
Armor
Fore and aft meson shields
35 cm fore/aft armor
30 cm port/starboard armor
Concordia-Class Supercruiser
Currently the largest battleship in Confed's fleet, the Concordia class was originally devel-oped during the Pilgrim War. The original Concordia was named the Confed flagship in 2645 a dserves as a mobile command center for Naval operations.
Defended by 30 point-defense missiles (for fighter defense) and 4 primary antimatter guns, the main offensive asset of the Concordia class is its 50 torpedo tubes, capable of launching both ship-to-ship and ship-to-planet munitions, including strategic weapons. It also mounts a small fighter deck capable of carrying a light squadron of about 20 medium fighters or fighter/bombers.
In keeping with its fleet command function, the Concordia class mounts enhanced long-range communications and sensor packages.
Standard protocol calls for a Concordia-class ship to travel in company with at least two destroyers and a cruiser (or larger battleship). Transports frequently convoy with a COncordia-class ship, since its fleet command function makes it a natural focus for ship ten-ders and other resupply operations.
The Concordia class takes 700 officers and crew, plus additional space for up to 350 work-ing supercargo (command staff and fleet operations personnel, plus a full hospital facility with a standing staff of 75). There's additional space for up to 300 hospital patience and up to 60 prisoners in the brig, plus limited accommodations for non-crew pas-sengers.