NSS Alexiyevka

NOTA, GRRP, the NSS Alexiyevka, and all concepts herein contained are the intellectual property of Jason West. (c) West Wind Studios, 2011.

All the other ships in the class have the same specs. Other ships are:

SCG-1: Ticonderoga (Flight I-A)
SCG-2: Valley Forge (Flight I-B)
SCG-3: Bunker Hill (Flight I-B)
SCG-4: Saratoga (Flight I-)
SCG-5: Yorktown (Flight I-B)
SCG-6: Chancellorsville (Flight I-B)
SCG-7: Shiloh (Flight I-C)
SCG-8: Vicksburg (Flight I-C)
SCG-9: Gettysburg (Flight II-A)
SCG-10: Antietam (Flight II-A)
SCG-11: Mobile Bay (Flight II-A)
SCG-12: Normandy (Flight II-A)
SCG-13: Anzio (Flight II-A)
SCG-14: Guadalcanal (Flight II-A)
SCG-15: Ardennes (Flight II-A)
SCG-16: Iwo Jima (Flight II-A)
SCG-17: Leyte Gulf (Flight II-A)
SCG-18: Chosin (Flight II-A)
SCG-19: Inchon (Flight II-A)
SCG-20: Hue City (Flight II-B)
SCG-21: Khe Sanh (Flight II-B)
SCG-22: Kandahar (Flight II-B)
SCG-23: Fallujah (Flight II-B)
SCG-24: Tora Bora (Flight II-B)
SCG-25: Alexiyevka (Flight II-B)
SCG-26: Minsk (Flight II-B)
SCG-27: Lake Champlain (Flight II-B)
SCG-28: Taiwan (Flight II-B)
SCG-29: Husi Waters (Flight II-B)
SCG-30: Port Royal (Flight II-C)
SCG-31: Lake Erie (Flight II-C)

-One Burke railgun battery contains 5 railgun turrets. Therefore, in total, there are 60 railguns.
-AM missile = antimatter missile. It's a standard missile with less than a gram of antimatter inside the warhead; when the warhead "detonates", the antimatter is released and the resulting annihilation is the destructive power of the missile.
-MEU = Marine Expeditionary Unit. In this case, each MEU contains ~1200 Armored Marines + corresponding armored vehicles and close air support craft.

The vast majority of the systems onboard a cruiser of this size are automated and run by a collection of fully independent AI programs that, although tasked to certain jobs/objectives, are capable of taking overflow or entirely superseding another AI's job should the need arise.

GRRP: Greater Russian Renewal Pact
NOTA: Nation of the Americas