The Integrity-class dreadnaught was an experimental design, launched in 4130 by the Fourth Republic. The Integrity was meant to serve as a command and control ship, coordinating and repairing smaller vessels in battle. To this extent, the dreadnaught was equipped with five gargantuan repair bays, each capable of holding an Aurora-class cruiser or Pegasus-class destroyer. The idea was that up to five badly-damaged vessels could slip into the Integrity's repair bays, where the dreadnaughts powerful shields and thick armor would protect the wounded ships. If the damage was relatively minor, a ship could be repaired with the full resources of a Spacedock and return to the battlefield.
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| - The Integrity-class dreadnaught was an experimental design, launched in 4130 by the Fourth Republic. The Integrity was meant to serve as a command and control ship, coordinating and repairing smaller vessels in battle. To this extent, the dreadnaught was equipped with five gargantuan repair bays, each capable of holding an Aurora-class cruiser or Pegasus-class destroyer. The idea was that up to five badly-damaged vessels could slip into the Integrity's repair bays, where the dreadnaughts powerful shields and thick armor would protect the wounded ships. If the damage was relatively minor, a ship could be repaired with the full resources of a Spacedock and return to the battlefield.
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| - The Integrity-class dreadnaught was an experimental design, launched in 4130 by the Fourth Republic. The Integrity was meant to serve as a command and control ship, coordinating and repairing smaller vessels in battle. To this extent, the dreadnaught was equipped with five gargantuan repair bays, each capable of holding an Aurora-class cruiser or Pegasus-class destroyer. The idea was that up to five badly-damaged vessels could slip into the Integrity's repair bays, where the dreadnaughts powerful shields and thick armor would protect the wounded ships. If the damage was relatively minor, a ship could be repaired with the full resources of a Spacedock and return to the battlefield. Interestingly, because the Fourth Republic Navy's ships of the line tend to be smaller than their counterparts, the Integrity would be almost useless in the hands of any other faction; her hangars are too small for most non-Republic cruisers.
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