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Hammerhead

Aegis sub-capital patrol gunship
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Hammerhead
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Flight ready
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Hammerhead
Role
Heavy Gun Ship
Size
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Capacity
Crew
3 – 9
Cargo
0 SCU
Stowage
10,280 KµSCU
Cost
StandaloneStandalone pledge priceStandalone pledges are pledge packages that do not contain the game. Original price is shown in the brackets if it is different than the currnet price.
$ 725.00 ($ 650.00)
WarbondWarbond pledge priceWarbond pledges are available at a discount as they are available for cash only and cannot be acquired using any amount of store credit. Original price is shown in the brackets if it is different than the currnet price.
$ 600.00 ($ 550.00)
Availability
Time-limited sales
Claim
48m 35s
Expedite
16m 12s
Expedite fee
24,582 aUEC
Specifications
Height
16 m
Mass
4,617,511 kg
Length
120 m
Width
72 m
CSCross Section signatureCross Section (CS) is a type of vehicle emission. It is determined by the shape and material of the vehicle hull.
0%
EMElectromagnetic signatureElectromagnetic (EM) is a type of vehicle emission. It is determined by the power consumed by the vehicle.
0%
IRInfrared signatureInfrared (IR) is a type of vehicle emission. It is determined by the heat generated by the vehicle.
0%
💪Physical damage resistanceModify the physical damage taken.
-50%
Energy damage resistanceModify the energy damage taken.
0%
〰️Distortion damage resistanceModify the distortion damage taken.
0%
🔥Thermal damage resistanceModify the Thermal damage taken.
0%
☣️Biochemical damage resistanceModify the biochemical damage taken.
0%
💫Stun damage resistanceModify the Stun damage taken.
-100%
Health
295,600 ❤️
Scm speed
160 m/s
0 to scm
3.176 s
Scm to 0
7.944 s
Max speed
950 m/s
0 to max
18.859 s
Max to 0
47.168 s
Roll rate
30 °/s
Pitch rate
20 °/s
Yaw rate
18 °/s
Hydrogen capacity
9,000 SCU
Hydrogen intake
0 SCU/s
Quantum capacity
11 SCU
Lore
Released
2773
Development
Announced
25 November 2017
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The Aegis Hammerhead is a fast, sub-capital patrol gunship bristling with six manned quad-linked turrets. These turrets are optimized for anti-fighter and anti-ordnance work and grant the ship an unparalleled ability to put up a hailstorm of firepower that swiftly removes smaller aerospace threats. It also features a generous ordnance bay with a variety of Size 3 missiles. The Hammerhead is thus well suited for supporting larger capital ships in a fleet or to act as a general patrol vessel in lower-intensity theaters.[1]

Features

Weapons
The ship features six manned turrets, each holding four Size 4 guns. It also has eight racks, each carrying four Size 3 missiles, thirty-two in total.
Accommodation
The ship is equipped with crew quarters that can accommodate up to eight personal, in addition to a captains ready-room / quarters, and a mess hall featuring a distinct galley.
Cargo
The vehicle is equipped with a retractable cargo hold that has the capacity to accommodate up to 40 SCU of cargo and is designed to transport vehicles such as an Ursa rover.
Engineering
It has a dedicated engineering station and compleate access of components and relays, facilitating maintenance and replacement.
Ramming
Aegis implemented additional internal support within the vessel's bow, designed as a last measure tactic.[2]

Specifications

Sc-icon-missile.svg Ordnance
Sc-icon-turret.svg Turret
24x
S4
Left upper, Left lower, Right upper, Right lower
24x
S1
375/∞ Ammunition
Defensive devices
2x
S1
12/12 Ammunition
2x
S1
25/25 Ammunition

Model

Ship profile

Isometric Above Port-side Front Rear Below
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Hammerhead in space - Front.jpg
Hammerhead in space - Rear.jpg
Hammerhead in space - Below.jpg

Isometric Above Port-side Front Rear
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Hammerhead in RandY - Front.jpg
Hammerhead in RandY - Rear.jpg

Series variants

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Hammerhead
Heavy Gun Ship
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Hammerhead Best In Show Edition

Paints

"Fortuna" "Polar" "Stormbringer"
Hammerhead Fortuna in space - Isometric.jpg
Hammerhead Polar in space - Isometric.jpg
Hammerhead Stormbringer in space - Isometric.jpg

Acquisition

Pledge price history

Date Pledge cost (USD) Insurance Availability Sale
2020-05-26 725 120 months Time-limited Invictus 2950 [3]

Lore

In March 2765, High Command issued a request for proposal (RFP) seeking a dedicated anti-fighter platform that could serve as both a key element of the standard fleet screen and as a cost-effective patrol ship to replace the aging Guine-class. Aegis Dynamics was tasked with developing this new warship, then identified as PROJECT MONITOR and began ground-up development that November. Six initial prototypes were built by Aegis, with two of these prototypes being delivered to the UEE Navy for evaluation. Structural development lasted eighteen months, followed by three years of construction on the first of six test-bed articles. The result of the prototype program was a highly successful new spacecraft design. Aegis had built a fast warship nimble enough to properly support a battle group while remaining inexpensive enough to be constructed in large numbers.[4]

In 2773-08-09, the first production and Flight I model of Hammerhead, UEES Hammerhead was transferred to the UEE Navy. After six months of space trials proved uneventful, an additional five Flight I hulls were approved and allocated to the Fifth Fleet to serve as a proof-of-concept for newly developed carrier warfare doctrine. The Navy was pleased with the Hammerhead's proven combat capability and its new role in fleet operations, UEE doubled their initial hull order with Aegis and six months later signed an additional expansion that requested permanent production.[4]

After the fall of the Messers in 2792, the Hammerhead was considered by many to have been the 'official' ships of the Messers, Aegis not only found themselves publicly disgraced but many called for them to be charged for their role in the fascist regimes war crimes. As the new government sought to distance themselves from Aegis' warships in an attempt to rebrand their military and sought contracts from other manufacturers like RSI and the new Anvil Aerospace. Luckily for Aegis, the military had not negotiated an exclusive license on the Hammerhead design, which allowed them to adapt the spacecraft for civilian use in a variety of roles without governmental oversight in an attempt to remain solvent.[4]

In 2782, UEES Tiburo, a Flight I Hammerhead was involved in a collision while undergoing refuel/rearm operations. As a result of the incident, the Navy requested Aegis to implement major sensor changes in the Flight II models. In 2817, the Flight II models were released, in which replaced a radar emplacement with an additional turret and redesigned the internal deck layout in response to readiness reports from gun crews operating in the field.[5] In 2854, the Flight IIA models began to deploy as the first wave of Flight II were found to have a blind spot.[4]

  • Flight III: The Flight III models, which focused on an overall upgrade to modern command and control surfaces, were introduced between 2854 to 2915, and it replaced all extant Navy earlier Hammerheads by 2915.[4]
  • Flight IV: The Flight IV models are the modern version of Hammerheads in UEE Navy as of 2947. Compared to the Flight III models, it has multiple additional remote turrets and tools for increased modularity.[4]
  • Flight V: Aegis has begun early jump tunnel development of the theoretical Flight V, though there is no naval contract in place and it is unlikely to see a service opening in the next decade.[4]

Gallery

Development

Trivia

See also

References

  1. Hammerhead Ship Page. Pledge Store
  2. Q&A:Aegis Hammerhead. Engineering - Comm-Link
  3. Invictus 2950 Sale. Transmission - Comm-Link
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 The Aegis Hammerhead - Ship Brochure
  5. The Aegis Hammerhead - Ship Brochure
  6. Ship Shape - Aegis Hammerhead
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