Capital ship log - RNC Friedrich Der Große

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RNC Friedrich Der Große
Elbe-class carrier
Hull number - EB-23 (OS)

Launch date: 13/6/822 A.S.
Completion date: 31/3/824 A.S.
Commissioned: 1/7/824 A.S.
Decommissioned: 1/3/828 A.S.
Manufacturer: Daumann Heavy Constructions

Brief ship history
824 A.S. - Commission and trials. After a jump drive failure ship spends rest of the year at the Oder Shipyard.
825 A.S. - Received its own fighter squadron and was deployed as a mobile asset to the border regions, where it served mainly as a forward operating base. Aside from its snubcraft - the ship never entered direct combat itself.
826 A.S. - Taking part in several anti-pirate raids - early successes, later gets almost destroyed by the Corsair trap. Spends rest of the year in shipyard.
827 A.S. - Deployed to the Frankfurt-Munich, when Imperial coup happened. Remains in the Federal service, but during engagement with the Imperial forces is routed and forced to engage an emergency jump to avoid destruction or capture. Ends up in the depths of the Hohenfeld in Thuringia, where it's repeatedly attacked by unknown civilian and military vessels. Surprise torpedo attack into its opened hangar bays obliterates its entire fighter squadron and hangars. Receives heavy damage, but it's successfully rescued by Federal forces.
828 A.S. - Ship joined with the remnants of the Federal navy and was disabled by Imperial forces. Because the vessel's structural integrity was not sound enough for jump, it was towed at the Fort Sommerda, where it was stripped of its useful equipment and decomissioned. Its irradiated hulk remains in the Hohenfeld as it's too dangerous to scrap on site.

Commanding officers
Ingrid Bradstein (former captain, deceased in 827)
Alfred Gottland (former first officer, deceased in 827)
Martin Braun (former second officer, deceased in 827)
Heinz Gottlieb (former tactical officer, deceased in 827)
Karl Guderian (former sensors officer, current first-in-command, alive, currently interred at Schatten research facility.)
Barbora Shedivova (former communications officer, second-in-command, alive, currently in MND.)

Ship status
Primary reactor #1 [inoperable]
Primary reactor #2 [inoperable]
Secondary reactor #3 [inoperable]
Secondary reactor #4 [inoperable]
Primary thrusters [inoperable]
Maneuvering thrusters [inoperable]
Power relays [inoperable]

Hangar bays [inoperable]
Jump drive [inoperable]

Ship crew [0/850]
Flight deck crew [0/150]
Marines [0/200]

Ship configuration
[Heavy turrets, 0/2]

[Primary turrets, 0/5]

[Secondary turrets, 0/9]

[Electronics]

[Defenses]

Parts and materials log
Military salvage - 0/5300
Engine components - 0/2800
Superconductors - 0/1575
Optronics - 0/2775
Industrial materials - 0/2000
Robotics - 0/2000
Super alloys - 0/800

Repair & Refit log
18/7/827 - Basic repairs at Schatten Research Facility
20/7/827 - Recruitment at planet Weimar +173 crewmen, +23 marines.
22/7/827 - Hangar bays cleared of debris and wrecked equipment, docking abilities restored at lower efficiency.
28/7/827 - Reactor #2 accident and lost 17 crewmen.
7/8/827 - Reactor #2 sealed off, ship received repairs and recruited 207 more crewmen and 31 marines. Scheduled for launch at 1200 8/8/827.

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