| Irish class battleship | |
| | Fast Facts | | Ship Type | Battleship | | Class: | Irish | | Launched: | Universal Century 0087? | | Class Fate: | Production ended UC 0088 | | General Characteristics | | Displacement: | Unknown | | Length: | Unknown | | Beam: | Unknown | | Draft: | Unknown | | Armament: | 2-barrel main gun x2, main gun x5 | | Mobile Suit Complement: | 8 | | Ships of the Line | Irish, Radish | In the fictional Gundam universe, at the outbreak of the Grypps Conflict, the Anti-Earth Union Group (AEUG) realized that it would require more than just the Salamis Kai-class ships to effectively fight against the Titans, so it was decided to commission a limited number of battleships to act as command vessels for the AEUG's officers. The result of their work was the Irish class battleship. This work is copyrighted. ...
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The Irish class sports two two-barrel main beam turrets, and five secondary single-barrel beam turrets. The ship also sports three launch catapults- two on the bow and one in the aft, which gives the Irish class a clear relation to the Argama-class assault cruisers, which were under construction around the same time as the Irish class. The Irish class was designed and equipped with twelve rear thruster, giving the class a speed advantage against enemy ships, not unlike the American designed Iowa class battleships. In the anime Zeta Gundam, the Argama (first of the Argama class), Captain Bright Noahs flagship, is a successor to the original Pegasus_class mobile suit carrier. ...
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The Irish class performed exceptionally well during the Grypps Conflict, and the remaining Irish class vessels were reportedly circulated back into the Earth Federal Space Force at the end of the conflict. The Irish class would become a model for future Federation battleship development due to its successes in combining firepower with Mobile Suit capabilities. However, the loss of Radish at the end of the war underscored the vulnerability of large ships to mobile suit assault. In Gundam, Universal Century, the Earth Federal Forces is the miltary armed forces of the Earth Federation. ...
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See also
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