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Revision as of 06:52, 19 June 2008
Imperial I-class Star Destroyer
Class
Imperial I-class Star Destroyer
Manufacturer
Kuat Drive Yards
Designation
Star Destroyer
Cruiser
Cruiser
Length
1,600 meters
Crew
9,235 Officers
27,850 Enlisted
27,850 Enlisted
Passengers
9,700
Speed
60 MGLT
Acceleration
??? MGLT/s
Maneuverability
??? DPF
Hyperdrive
Class 2.0
(Backup) Class 8.0
(Backup) Class 8.0
Hull
??? RU
Shields
??? SBD
Weapons
(6) Dual heavy turbolaser turrets
(2) Dual heavy ion cannon turrets
(3) Quad heavy turbolasers
(2) Medium turbolasers
(60) Heavy turbolasers
(60) Ion cannons
(10) Tractor beam projectors
(2) Dual heavy ion cannon turrets
(3) Quad heavy turbolasers
(2) Medium turbolasers
(60) Heavy turbolasers
(60) Ion cannons
(10) Tractor beam projectors
Hangar
(6) TIE Squadrons
(8) Lambda-class shuttles
(15) Delta-class stormtrooper transports
(5) Assault gunboats
Skipray Blastboats
Gamma-class assault shuttle
Theta-class AT-AT barges
(12) Sentinel-class landing craft
(20) AT-AT walkers
(30) AT-ST walkers
(8) Lambda-class shuttles
(15) Delta-class stormtrooper transports
(5) Assault gunboats
Skipray Blastboats
Gamma-class assault shuttle
Theta-class AT-AT barges
(12) Sentinel-class landing craft
(20) AT-AT walkers
(30) AT-ST walkers
Cargo
36,000 metric tons
Consumables
6 years
Affiliation
- "I maintain that the effectiveness of the Star Destroyer stems from not only its massive firepower, but from its size. When citizens look at a Star Destroyer and then compare it to the craft which might be mustered to attack it, they have a tendency to dismiss such a notion as suicidal rather than approach the problem tactically."
- ―Moff Tarkin
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