- Guns:
- 1 - Mk/7 Heavy Beam Phaser centerline under nose
- 2 - Mk/6 Heavy Pulse Phasers, wing mounted
- Internal Hardpoints:
- 2 - 500 kg capacity, under fuselage, mounted either side of centerline
- External Hardpoints:
- 2 - Heavy pylons, under wing mount, outboard station
- 2 - Heavy pylons, under wing mount, inboard station
- 1 - Heavy pylon, under fuselage mount along centerline (between bays)
- ECM Capability: 4
- Flare Packs: 24
- Chaff Packs: 24
- Decoys: 0
FACT FILE: A-60 Havoc
The Havoc is the hardest hitting tactical aerospace craft available
to the Corps. With five heavy pylons and two internal ordnance bays, the
A-60 can carry a devastating payload. The energy weapons carried by the
Havoc are very powerful, but rapidly drain the vehicles energy, and so
are rarely used except for missions requiring interdiction of low orbit
space craft. Its biggest disadvantage is its lower maneuverability, which
is why it is most often used as a high altitude bombing platform. The A-60
is quite capable of performing as a dive bomber, although it requires more
room to recover from the dive than other vehicles (miscalculating the space
and time required to pull out has caused more than one pilot to "wreck
Havoc on the enemy"!)
Primary Function: Medium to High Altitude Bombing
Secondary Function: Low Orbit Interdiction
Crew: 1
Armor Rating: 6
Force Field Rating: 6
Deflector Shield Rating: 0
Airframe Durability: 6
Agility Factor: 3
Acceleration Factor: 4
Endurance (hours at standard cruise): 6
Sensor Level: 3
Computer Level: 4
Offensive Systems
Defensive Systems
Special Equipment: none
The Equipment Rating System
The preceeding descriptions of aerospace craft use a rating
system, rather than precise numbers. This is to simplify the factsheets,
and to make it easier to understand how each specific aerospace craft compares
to others. A value of zero (0) means none, while a value of 1 means minimal
and 10 means maximum within a given statistic.
Material on this page ruthlessly plagerized from the SFMC's Aerospace Branch Manual by Matt Kelley and available from SFMC Academy.
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