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Revision as of 17:56, 18 February 2022
Fury | |
Production information | |
Manufacturer | Brigadier Gibson facility[1] |
Production Year | 2638[2] |
Use | Troop Carrier |
Type | Military Aerodyne |
Tech Base | Inner Sphere |
Technical specifications | |
Mass | 1,850 tons |
Structural Integrity | 7 |
Length | 79 meters |
Width | 73.2 meters |
Height | 28.1 meters |
Drive System | Hyperdyne 211 |
Safe Thrust | 2 g |
Max Thrust | 3 g |
Fuel (tons) | 76.1 days |
Fuel (days) | 140 tons |
Armament | 1x PPC 2x LRM-20s 1x AC/10 2x Small Lasers 7x Medium Lasers |
Armor | 30 tons standard Fore: 13 Sides: 12 Aft: 12 |
Crew | 8 |
Escape Pods/Life Boats | 8/0 |
Heat Sinks | 78 |
BV (1.0) | 2,155[3] |
BV (2.0) | 2,086 |
- This article is about the infantry carrying DropShip. For the Gauss Rifle toting command tank, see Fury (Combat Vehicle).
Contents
Description
One of the smallest DropShips operated by the Successor State militaries, the Fury-Class can deliver four Infantry platoons and eight light Combat Vehicles onto the battlefield.
Due to its relatively light weapons array, the Fury is forced to operate in conjunction with better armed DropShips such as the Gazelle armor transport and Leopard CV fighter carrier, and while unsuited to the task is often used for raids and planetary assaults because larger vessels such as the Condor and Triumph are too valuable to risk.
Armament
Carrying a volume of weaponry near the bare minimum for a military craft, the Fury has a PPC and paired Medium Lasers mounted in the nose, while an LRM-20, small and medium lasers fill each wing. An AC/10 and twin medium lasers fend off attacks from the rear.
Cargo
The Fury is capable of carrying two light Combat Vehicle Lances and four infantry platoons. The vehicle ramp is a major annoyance for the class, so steep that some vehicles have difficulty driving up it. Each of the infantry platoons have their own bunk room, equipped with three-tier bunk beds, storage lockers and washrooms. Infantry and armor crews share the same mess area and cramped recreation area.
Variants
- Fury (3056)
- Completing a minor redesign to upgrade the Fury with Star League era weapons in 3056, Brigadier Corporation of Gibson have replaced the standard PPC with an extended range model, added Artemis IV FCS to the LRM launchers, and removed the Small Lasers while adding two additional Medium Lasers. The barely upgraded weapons array is still not enough to allow the craft to operate independently, and other flaws such as the Furys steep cargo bay ramp/door have barely been addressed. The common field solution of adding a steel cable winch to the ramp has been adopted as a factory install. BV (1.0) = 2,334 BV (2.0) = 2,253
Named vessels
Notes
In German products the unit's proper name was perfectly translated to Zorn.
Gallery
Original illustration of the Fury from DropShips and JumpShips
Fury (3056) from TRO:3057
References
- ↑ DropShips and JumpShips: ComStar Intelligence Summary, p.17
- ↑ MUL online date for the Fury (DropShip class)
- ↑ AeroTech 2 Record Sheets, p. 207