Macross 2050 RPG: Sourcebook 1 - New Unity Government

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ourcebook 1

New Unity

Government



About this book

This is the first sourcebook for Macross 2050. It contains more in-depth

information about the Earth United Nations/New Unit !o"ernment and their forces#troops# and mecha. It wi$$ contain minima$ information about the %entraedi for p$ain&

microni'ed %entraedi in the UN (pac forces )for further detai$s on the %entraedi# see

(ourcebook 2 * +rotocu$ture,.

Chapters

hapter * The New Unit !o"ernmenthapter 2 * anks and i"isions of the UN

hapter 1 * haracter Information

hapter * UN Mi$itar Mecha

hapter 5 * UN Mi$itar apita$ (hips 3 4$eetshapter * UN Insta$$ations

hapter 6 * UN Tactica$ (choo$

hapter 7 * odenames and Unofficia$ esi&nations

hapter 8 * esi&n Notes

Chapter 1 – The New Unity Government

In March of 2000# the UN estab$ishes 9TE )9"erTechno$o& En&ineerin&

ompan,# an a$ien techno$o& ana$sis research institute# throu&h :oint ;apanese-<merican-ussian-=est !erman-En&$ish-4rench co$$aboration. 9TE re"erse-en&ineersmuch of the +rotocu$ture>s o"ertechno$o& and desi&ns the estroids# ?4 series# as we$$

as the dri"es# weapons and materia$s for the UN (pac>s capita$ ships.

The UN !o"ernment was estab$ished in ;anuar of 200 as the Earth United Nations 4orces of the Earth UN !o"ernment@ a$so ca$$ed the United Earth !o"ernment

)UE!,. <$thou&h the term AUN (pacB tpica$$ refers to the UN (pac Na"/<irforce#

it can a$so refer to the UN mi$itar forces as a who$e )and indeed occurs often enou&hthat UN (pac and UN !o"ernment ha"e become used interchan&eab$,. Their primar

purpose is to maintain peace on earth and defend the (o$ sstem a&ainst the possibi$it of

a$ien incursion. <s the popu$ation of earth be&an to eCpand out to co$oni'e nearb

p$anets# the dut of the UN forces has a$so eCpanded to protect these co$onies and thespace in between them. ?r$itwhai Dridanik# hero of (pace =ar I# was appointed as

ommander of the UN (pac in 20.

urin& the first ei&ht ears of its eCistence# the UN was dedicated to therestoration of the <((- as we$$ as de"e$opin& new weapons and ships to defend the earth

a&ainst the impendin& in"asion b &iant a$iens. urin& (pace =ar I# the UN was the so$e

defender of earth. The undertook this massi"e task with ca$m professiona$ism# despitethe $ack of eCperience with space tra"e$ and with their new hi&h tech euipment. espite



the f$aws and ear$ mishaps# the UN forces )read asF the (4-, for&ed a treat with the

f$eet of ?r$itwhai Dridanik and defeated !or& Goddo$e %er.

<fter (pace =ar I# the Earth United Nations was renamed the New Unit!o"ernment# so as to inc$ude the remainin& %entraedi forces that wished to :oin earth>s

cu$ture. In 9ctober of 20# the UN (pac captured a +rotocu$ture automated weaponr

sate$$ite and after makin& repairs# the were ab$e to rebui$d their f$eet at a faster rate thane"er.

In (eptember of 202# the first Me&aroad c$ass co$on f$eet $eft earth with the

purpose of ensurin& the sur"i"a$ of the human race so that a sin&$e catac$sm wou$d notmake humanit eCtinct as the annihi$ation of earth a$most had. Each ear since# one or

two such co$on f$eets wou$d $ea"e earth. Each f$eet takin& with it a "an&uard of UN

(pac capita$ ships and UN (pace <irforce to defend it from unforeseen enemies. To this

da# on$ four co$on f$eets ha"e had an ma:or difficu$ties. The Me&aroad- f$eet was$ost# the Me&aroad-1 was sub:u&ated to become the ?arauta# the Macross-5 was

annihi$ated and the Macross-6 made war with the ?arauta. The Macross-1 f$a&ship was

captured b an anti-UN force and used to attack earth. The Macross 4rontier and Macross

!a$aC f$eets were near$ annihi$ated b the ?a:ra. No &o"ernment has been without troub$es@ in 200 there was a %entraedi uprisin&

$ead b Dam:in and Hap$ami'# and durin& the 2010>s se"era$ occurrences ha"e ca$$edupon the resources of the UN@ the UN e"o$ution war# the dra war# the two e$ta wars

and se"era$ other co$onia$ disputes. In <pri$ of 2010# ace pi$ots MaC 3 Miria ;enius

rescued the hairman of the New Unit !o"ernment from his anti-UN captors# whichearned them their choice of assi&nment. In March of 200# rou&e <I (haron <pp$e took

contro$ of the (4- and throu&h it commanded the UN Earth efense 4orce. (he was

fina$$ stopped b the combined efforts of Hieutenant Isamu son and !u$d !oa

Gowman pi$otin& the prototpe J4-8 and J4-2# respecti"e$. In 205-20 the UNfaced a war with the ancient +rotode"i$n and their s$a"es# the ?arauta. Then in 2050-

205# the UN is opposed b a terrorist &roup backed b a powerfu$ corporation. The

outcome resu$ts in the destruction of the (4- Macross. Hater in 2058# the $eaders of theMacross !a$aC f$eet attempted to take contro$ of the entire &a$aC# sacrificin& e"erone

if needed in order to attain their &oa$.

The UN a$so has had it>s $ess than p$easant operations. In 2007 when the UN wasin"esti&atin& the <49( and the peop$e of Maan# the had a contin&enc p$an ca$$ed

9peration Iconoc$asm. This operation was p$anned in case the UN cou$d not &et contro$

o"er the <49(# in which case the wou$d fire four reaction warhead missi$es at Maan to

destro the a$ien artifact and e"erthin& e$se there.The UN forces continue to protect humanit from those who wou$d harm it. To

this dut the ha"e dedicated a portion of the UN (pac to $ocatin& the site where the

anti-UN rene&ade power armor is bein& manufactured.<t some point between 206 and 2058# the UN space mi$itar under&oes some

restructurin& to better represent and protect the steadi$ increasin& numbers of co$onies

and co$on f$eets# and renames itse$f to the New United Nations (pac )N.U.N.(.,.

K 200# ;anuar

Estab$ishment of Earth U.N. 4orces. Inau&uration of Earth U.N. !o"ernment.

4oundin& +rime Minister# ar$an ;. Ni"en LNiiben )sic,.



K 2005# <pri$

4oundin& Earth U.N. !o"ernment +rime Minister Lrepresentati"e ar$an ;.

Ni"en LNiiben )sic, is assassinated. obert <. hsnink Lhs$in& is insta$$ed as hissuccessor.

K 2007

9peration Iconoc$asm@ first use of reaction weaponr in actua$ combatK 2008# 4ebruar

Earths annihi$ation. UN! primari$ destroed.

K 2008# Marchonc$usion of (pace O(te$$arP =ar I. Earth atmospheric purification operation

be&ins. < tota$ of se"era$ hundred thousand Oto approCimate$ one mi$$ionP sur"i"ors

confirmed in the !rand annons )I, III and ?# the Hunar surfaces <po$$o Gase# onboard

the (4- Macross and the space co$on c$usters Lbunches. UN (pac assists inreconstruction of the ci"i$ian UN!.

K 200# <pri$

Estab$ishment of new U.N. !o"ernment Education pro&rams for %entraedi be&in.

Microni'ation processin& of %entraedi app$icants be&ins.K 2010# <pri$

ancin& (ku$$s (uadron was sent on a mission to rescue Qthe UN hairpersonQHawrence Jun Dema$.

Structure of the UN

The UN! is based $oose$ on the o$d United Nations of the pre-annihi$ation earth.

The $ar&est difference is that the UN! is $ead b a +rime Minister who o"ersees the

!enera$ <ssemb$. Thus the structure $ooks a bit $ike thisF

Prime Minister (Leader of the GA)

|

UN General Assembly|

UN Chairperson (Chair of the UNAFC)

|

UN Armed Forces Committee (leadership body in charge of the UN Armed

Forces)

Thou&h the &enera$ assemb$ is supposed to ha"e contro$ of the UN <rmed 4orces# due

to histor# po$itics and other circumstances# it is often the opposite wa around. This isone of the prime moti"ations that the "arious <nti-UN &roups ha"e towards their

disa&reement)s, with the UN!.

New Unity Government CharterThis is an unofficia$ su&&ested constitutiona$ charter for the New Unit

!o"ernment. It is created b me# and isn>t canon in an manner. Use or modif to suit

our "ision of the UN !o"ernment. This was done based on what is shown in the "ariousMacross anime combined with what I fe$t were $o&ica$ ru$in&s based on the back&round.

4urthermore# each co$on or f$eet ma ha"e different $aws# such as the re&u$ations on

cbernetics.



<nti-UN &roups are not protected b the New Unit harter# and are a$was

treated as war crimina$s or traitors.

4reedom of (peech# e$i&ion# <ssemb$# +ress and +etitionThis is $ar&e$ unchan&ed from the $ate 20 th entur U( onstitution# a$thou&h

&roups can# and often ha"e been# be he$d accountab$e for their statements. The UN has

the ri&ht to censor or contro$ the media durin& times of war.i&ht to Gear <rms

iti'ens ma own hand&uns# rif$es and shot&uns with proper $icenses# and a$$

firearm sa$es are recorded and monitored b the UN. 9wnin& an automatic weapons orother mi$itar-spec weapons# or $e&a$ firearms without proper $icense# is hi&h$ i$$e&a$

and carries fines and imprisonment.

i"i$ians ma own mecha that are either desi&ned as ci"i$ian mode$s or ha"e had

their weapons sstems remo"ed or disab$ed )inc$udin& man (pace =ar I "eterans whowere a$$owed to keep their destroids,. e-enab$in& or insta$$in& weapon sstems is a$so

hi&h$ i$$e&a$# punishab$e b incarceration and confiscation of the mecha in uestion.

?anuish racers skirt this "ia mi$itar or corporation sponsorship.

Ruarterin& of Troopsiti'ens must uarter troops in times of need# howe"er this does not come up "er

often since most batt$es take p$ace in space )on mi$itar "esse$s, or in remote areas onco$on wor$ds. =ith the use of man mobi$e $ar&e-sca$e "ehic$es# the need to uarter

troops in ci"i$ian homes for batt$es in popu$ated areas is sti$$ a$most unheard of. Most

citi'ens make no ar&ument when the need does arise since the UN is most $ike$ there to protect them.

(earch 3 (ei'ure

This is modified in that if the UN or $oca$ $aw enforcement be$ie"es the person or

premises to be affi$iated with <nti-UN forces# this wi$$ suffice as Aprobab$e causeB.ue +rocess# oub$e ;eopard# Tria$ b ;ur# etc.

<$$ tria$s are o"erseen b a &o"ernment or mi$itar tribuna$ un$ess it is of a minor

offense# in which a $oca$ court hand$es it. If a person is found innocent and $ater admits tohis &ui$t# or undeniab$e e"idence is found pro"in& his &ui$t# then the tribuna$ has the

power to re"oke the former decision )essentia$$ a re"erse of a pardon, and brin&

sentencin& on the defendant.There are no pub$ic $awers or :uries. The court appoints both a defense and

p$aintiff counci$or who keep thin&s professiona$. In these courts there is no to$erance for

muds$in&in& or Adirt poo$B that ran rampant in the $ate 20th entur court sstems. <$$

testimon and e"idence is brou&ht in and re"iewed b the counci$ of both sides )defensecounci$ is there most$ to pre"ent an unscrupu$ous p$aintiff counci$or from takin&

ad"anta&e, and then the tribuna$ de$i"ers the "erdict# and if necessar# the sentence.

ases that in"o$"e potentia$ treason or other capita$ offenses are he$d b a &roupof fi"e mi$itar officers of hi&h rank# and ha"e no counci$ors. In these cases# the

defendant is uestioned b the officers whi$e the re"iew testimon and e"idence# and

then de$i"er their :ud&ment.ue to these modifications of the $e&a$ sstem# $aw enforcement is not reuired to

state Miranda i&hts. < suspect is under arrest unti$ the court sas the can &o.

4urthermore# most accusations of po$ice bruta$it or c$aims of eCcessi"e force are



tpica$$ dismissed un$ess the indi"idua$ makin& comp$aint has ob"ious$ been beaten

eCcessi"e$.

rue$ and Unusua$ +unishmentThe UN does not prescribe to capita$ punishment# eCcept in the issue of <nti-UN

terrorism and other war crimes. Those found &ui$t of terrorism# treason# war crimes or

the theft and/or sa$e of reaction weaponr are sentenced to eCecution b firin& suad.Most $esser crimes in"o$"e a period of incarceration rather than fines.

Incarceration is reminiscent of ear$ to mid 20th entur prisons. +risoners &et

three basic mea$s per da# a 7C7> ce$$ with a basic bed and toi$et# and can usua$$ eCpectsome sort of producti"e $abor. That means no T?# no !a$aC Network# no p$ush beds# no

fi"e-star banuet mea$s# no $uCuries of an tpe. +rison isn>t fun.

In some of the rou&her co$on wor$ds where UN inf$uence isn>t as stron&

)particu$ar$ with new co$onies, eCtreme $abor# beatin&s# pub$ic shamin& and forcedAfastin&B are fair$ common punishments. 9n more than one occasion there has been

instances of a traitor bein& spaced from his ship# and some UN Na" f$eets sti$$ practice

han&in& traitors from the ardarm. <$so# durin& times of war if someone is cau&ht in the

act of treason or admits to treason# he ma be shot on the spot )or after eCtensi"einterro&ation, without need for a tria$.

iti'en Eua$it<$$ re&istered citi'ens )ha"in& a $e&a$ I, are considered eua$F men# women# and

an ethnic herita&e inc$udin& %o$ans and %entraedi. <$$ citi'ens can own propert# "ote#

&et $e&a$$ issued $icenses# work $e&a$$# and so forth. No ethnic &roup# race or &enderwi$$ recei"e additiona$ assistance or benefits based so$e$ on their &ender# race or ethnic

&roup.

i"i$ian esponsibi$ities

iti'ens under the UN ha"e responsibi$ities that must be met. <$$ ci"i$ians fromthe a&es of to 25 are automatica$$ re&istered for mi$itar draft un$ess the are $ast of a

fami$ $ine or ha"e medica$ conditions pre"entin& ser"ice. The draft has not been used

et# and man ouths :oin the UN mi$itar "o$untari$ for the chance at ad"enture#eCp$oration and &$or. iti'ens are a$so reuired to turn in an information the acuire

that pertains to possib$e <nti-UN forces or personne$@ fai$in& to do so defau$ts them as

co$$aborators.Macroni'ation +rohibition

In 2010 a $aw was passed bannin& a$$ macrons from bein& on Earth. =hi$e this

was specifica$$ to he$p reduce the chances for macroni'ed %entraedi from rebe$$in&# the

$aw was $ater re-worded to ban macrons of a$$ races from Earth to make the $aw Aracia$$eua$B. Macrons are a$$owed on a$$ co$onies# eCtra-Terrestria$ bases# sate$$ite factories and

f$eets. This is the one of the on$ two points that is canon to the stor$ine.

=artime 9"erru$eurin& times of war# the UN mi$itar o"errides a$$ $oca$ &o"ernments and ma

dec$are a state of martia$ $aw to temporari$ suspend a$$ citi'en ri&hts.

(ea$ on =eapons of Mass estruction<fter (pace =ar I# the UN enforced strict re&u$ations on a$$ weapons of mass

destruction. This $imits the use of hea" partic$e beam cannons and reaction warheads

from bein& used without strict permission or orders from the top of the UN !o"ernment.

4urthermore# on$ the New Macross arriers are bui$t with a hea" partic$e beam cannon#



so that there are minima$ such weapons in an &i"en f$eet. <$$ refitted %entraedi "esse$s

that incorporated a hea" partic$e beam cannon were a$$owed to keep them# howe"er#

the were most$ dep$oed as part of the E4 that protects Earth or with the now-$ostMe&aroad 0 f$eet. Each co$on f$eet is a$$owed a $imited supp$ of reaction warheads.

Gio$o&ica$ weapons are strict$ forbidden. This is the second point that is canon to the

stor$ine. This sea$ ma be wai"ed under the AeCceptiona$ circumstancesB c$ause# whicha$$ows a co$on f$eet to use reaction weapons if faced with a threat that is &uaranteed to

destro the entire f$eet.

UN Spacy Facilities

North <merican (ector

The main UN (pac R is $ocated in the (4- in Macross it# east of the

!rand annon I in <$aska. ;ust outside of Macross it is the main UN <rmed 4orces<cadem. =hi$e this is the $ar&est trainin& faci$it# it certain$ is not the on$ one. Most

co$onies ha"e a trainin& center# and a$most a$$ f$eets ha"e a Ge&inhi$$ trainin& ship. This

branch super"ises the entire North and entra$ <merican continent and surroundin&is$ands# and ser"es as the main R of a$$ UN faci$ities and f$eets throu&hout the &a$aC.

(outh <merican (ector In (outh <merica near the New Mirimar <irbase is the Ea&$e Nest <eria$ Tactics

enter# which produces man ace pi$ots each ear. <$so $ocated in Gra'i$ is the !rand

annon ?. This branch super"ises the (outh <merican continent up to the former re&ion

of +anama.

European (ector

This sector super"ises the European and ($a"ic territories.



<sian (ector

The UN has a 4ar East ommand enter $ocated in the rebui$t cit of Jokohama#;apan. This branch super"ises ;apan# hina# India# ussia and surroundin& areas.

<frican (ector The ruins of the !rand annon III is $ocated in ?ictoria# <frica. This branch

super"ises a$$ of <frica and eastern Mediterranean area.

<ustra$ian (ector

The ruins of the !rand annon II are $ocated in <ustra$ia. This branch super"ises

<ustra$ia and the surroundin& is$ands/ocean.

Hunar (ector

9n the moon there is the ruins of the !rand annon I? and the <po$$o Gase as

we$$ as the rebui$t +rotocu$ture automated sate$$ite. The <po$$o Gase and the factor

sate$$ite produce the bu$k of the UN mi$itar>s ships and mecha. It is from here that the bu$k of the UN mi$itar &ets its mecha and capita$ ships.

The p$ans for the ?4-S-1 as we$$ as chief ?a$krie desi&ner hris ;. Takatokuwere $ost when the !rand annon was destroed in Goddo$e %er>s attack.

Eden o$onThe p$anet Eden is host to the New Edwards Test 4$i&ht enter# where a$$ new

"ariab$e fi&hters mode$s are tested out. Eden has one %entraedi automated sate$$ite

factor at its Ha&ran&e point.

Neo Jork o$on

This co$on supports a UN re-supp$ base.

(usia o$on

There is a UN weapons research faci$it on this co$on p$anet.

ilitary Stren!th of the UN

2007 )9peration Iconoc$asm,

• (uper dimension fortress ),o Macross c$ass

(4- Macross )80 comp$eted, (4-2 )Under construction,

• (pace carrier )2,

o ARMD c$ass

<M-0 ARMD I omp$ement

Hockhee (4-1< Hancer II )67,

Northrom R4-1000E !host )260,



<M-02 ARMD II

<M-01 Enterprise )Under construction,

<M-0 )Under construction, <M-05 Akagi )Under construction,

<M-0 )Under construction,

<M-06 Ranger )Under construction, <M-07 )Under construction,

• (pace destroer

o Oberth c$ass LTsiolkovsky )third in c$ass, destroed in 2005 (eptember

Oberth

Goddard

Miranda

Akishima

• <suka-II $ass arrier

o ?4-0 +hoeniC )2,

o R4-220 )20,

o MG-00-Mk I heenne )2,o =-00-Mk I Monster ),

2008 4ebruar 6 )(4- Macrosss (pace Haunch eremon,

• (uper dimension fortress )2,

o Macross c$ass

(4- Macross

omp$ement R4-1000E !host )20,

?4- ?a$krie )22,

estroid )576, =-00-Mk II Monster )2,

(4-2 )Under construction,

• (pace carrier )2,o ARMD c$ass

<M-0 ARMD I )estroed in first batt$e of (pace =ar I,

omp$ement

Hockhee (4-1< Hancer II )67,

Northrom R4-1000E !host )260,

<M-02 ARMD II )estroed in first batt$e of (pace =ar I,

<M-01 Enterprise )Under construction,

<M-0 )Under construction, <M-05 Akagi )Under construction,

<M-0 )Under construction, <M-06 Ranger )Under construction,

<M-07 )Under construction,

• (pace destroero Oberth c$ass LTsiolkovsky )third in c$ass, destroed in 2005 (eptember

Oberth



Goddard

Miranda )estroed in first batt$e of (pace =ar I,

Akishima )estroed in first batt$e of (pace =ar I,

200 4ebruar )Gatt$e with Goddo$e %ers Main 4$eet,

• (uper dimension fortress )2,

o Macross c$ass

(4- Macrossomp$ement

?4- (uper ?a$krie )100,

(4-2 )60 constructed,

• (pace carrier ),

o ARMD c$ass

<M-01 Enterprise

<M-0

<M-05 Akagi <M-0

<M-06 Ranger <M-07

• (pace destroer )25,o Oberth c$ass

Oberth

Goddard

200 <pri$ )Estab$ishment of New United Nations,

•

(uper dimension fortress )2,o Macross c$ass

(4- Macross

(4-2 )60 constructed,

• %entraedi capita$ ships )00,

200 March )10th anni"ersar armistice ce$ebration on earth,

• (uper dimension fortress ),



o Macross c$ass

(4- Macross )rebui$t as UN headuarters,

• Earth efense 4orceo UN capita$ ships )approCimate$ 1000,

New Macross $ass Gatt$e arrier )0,

<rk oa$ $ass Escort Gatt$e arrier )50, aruna $ass (tea$th ruiser )00,

$emenceau $ass (tea$th arrier )200,

Northampton $ass (tea$th 4ri&ate )00,

Neo Nupetiet ?er&nit's-bis $ass Gatt$eship )5,

Rueado$-Ma&domi$$a ommand (hip )7,

Ruitra Rue$eua$ Handin& (hip ),

Thu"er$ (a$an estroer )26,

(a$an (cout $ass ruiser )18,

o <utomated attack sate$$ites )approCimate$ 1000,

• Hunar efense 4orce

o %entraedi 4u$$-<utomatic =eapons 4actor

205 Ear$ (prin& )unofficia$ estimate,

• Earth efense 4orceo UN capita$ ships )approCimate$ 1500,

New Macross $ass Gatt$e arrier )5,

<rk oa$ $ass Escort Gatt$e arrier )0,

aruna $ass (tea$th ruiser )50, $emenceau $ass (tea$th arrier )100,

Northampton $ass (tea$th 4ri&ate )2200,

Neo Nupetiet ?er&nit's-bis $ass Gatt$eship ), Rueado$-Ma&domi$$a ommand (hip ),

Ruitra Rue$eua$ Handin& (hip )2,

Thu"er$ (a$an estroer )2,

(a$an (cout $ass ruiser )1,

o <utomated attack sate$$ites )approCimate$ 500,

• Hunar efense 4orceo %entraedi 4u$$-<utomatic =eapons 4actor ) V,

Chapter " – #anks an$ %ivisions of the UNThe New Unit !o"ernment mi$itar is broken down into se"era$ branches# not

un$ike the modern United (tates mi$itar. There are branches of the arm# na"# airforceand marines# and space "ariants of each. There are a$so a coup$e specia$i'ed branches that

work a$on&side the other branches# et are independent from the main branches. Ruite

often peop$e wi$$ refer to the combined UN mi$itar as UN (pac# a$thou&h this nametechnica$$ app$ies on$ to the UN (pace Na".

UN (pac * The UN (pac# officia$$ known as the UN (pace Na"# is the most

famous di"ision of the UN mi$itar as we$$ as the $ar&est. The primar dut of the UN(pac di"ision is the defense of UN contro$$ed space# UN a$$ied co$onies and co$onia$



f$eets. UN (pac refers to the f$eets of capita$ ships# a$thou&h sometimes inc$udes the

mecha attached to those ships. <$so referred to as NUN( )New United Nations (pac,.

UN (pace <ir 4orce * This is the 2nd $ar&est di"ision of the UN mi$itar#consistin& of "ariab$e fi&hters attached to UN (pac f$eet "esse$s. More often than not#

"ariab$e fi&hter units are sti$$ referred to as UN (pac rather than UN (pace <ir 4orce

due to bein& stationed on UN (pac f$eet "esse$s# a$thou&h no one takes offense to this practice.

UN Na" * The UN Na" sti$$ sai$s the seas of earth and oceans of co$on wor$ds.

The UN Na" is much sma$$er than most other di"isions since the UN prefers to focus ondefendin& a p$anet we$$ before enem forces reach p$anetside# and thus the UN Na" is

most$ a $ast $ine of defense a&ainst in"aders and ser"es to keep the peace on the seas.

UN <irforce * This di"ision is char&ed with the protection of UN co$on airspace#

a$so consistin& of primari$ "ariab$e fi&hters with a descent percent of traditiona$ fi&hteraircraft. (ome UN <irforce units are attached to a UN Na" unit.

UN (pace Marines * The Marines are e"en more specia$i'ed than the ha"e been

throu&hout earth histor# bein& the &round forces attached to UN (pac and UN Na".

The are usua$$ the first &round forces sent in to secure a beachhead. <$so inc$uded inthe space marines are specia$ forces &roups simi$ar to the o$d &reen berets and arm

ran&ers.UN <rm * The UN <rm is the &round forces of the UN mi$itar. The UN

<rm is probab$ the $ar&est branch of the UN <rmed 4orces as far as numbers of

personne$ &o# but the are a$so one of the most o"er$ooked when new UN personne$ enterinto ser"ice# most wantin& to become "ariab$e fi&hter pi$ots# starship crew or marines.

((( * The (pace (pecia$ (er"ices ha"e most of the same duties and function as

the o$d Gritish (<(. The are e$ite forces that undertake secret missions# tpica$$

pi$otin& a ?4-22( (turm"o&e$. The ((( a$so ser"es as interna$ affairs to ferret out spiesand traitors.

!a$aC +atro$ * This is a subdi"ision of the UN (pac and UN (pace <irforce.

The defend UN trade routes# perform rescue operations for co$onies# and put down anti-UN insurrections and stop ro&ue %entran/Me$tran "esse$s. The !a$aC +atro$ a$so has a

sub&roup of po$ice who ward off poachers near %o$a )see (ourcebook 1 * The !a$aC for

more info,.Earth efense 4orce * The E4 is a specia$ &roup that combines units from UN

(pac# (pace <irforce# <irforce# Marines and Na". Their so$e purpose is to defend the

earth from in"adin& f$eets# and usua$$ do not eCtend past the $unar orbit. The E4 has

approCimate$ 1000 ships and o"er 1000 automatic attack sate$$ites in orbit around earthfor this purpose )circa 200,. The E4 a$so pro"ides protection o"er the moon and

automated factor sate$$ite in orbit.

ip$omatic orps * The dip$omatic corps co"ers the actua$ dip$omaticambassadors as we$$ as &roups dedicated to pro"idin& re$ief to co$onies in need. The

dip$omatic corps a$so pro"ide arbitration to UN co$onies and their a$$ies.

9uter (pace (pecia$ (cience 4orce L9(((4 * This is another ama$&am &roupthat works within the UN &o"ernment# created to eCp$ore and c$assif cosmic

phenomenon. The 9(((4 is a &roup of miCed mi$itar specia$ists# fie$d scientists and

en&ineerin& officers. Their purpose is to find# assess# and if needed# destro +rotocu$ture



re$ics and ruins )after 206,. This is to he$p pre"ent the re$ease of other dan&erous

weapons such as the +rotode"i$n.

Macross onsortium * This is a &roup of ci"i$ian contractors and science officersthat continue to de"e$op new techno$o&ies for use b the UN mi$itar and &o"ernment

branches. It was a member of this &roup who de"e$oped (haron <pp$e>s <I pro&rammin&

as we$$ as the S-8 !host drone.

&nrollment

There are sma$$er di"isions of macroni'ed %entran/Me$tran forces in the UN

(pac# (pace <irforce# (pace Marines and <rm# a$thou&h none of them ser"e on earth

because of the ru$in& in 2010 bannin& macrons from $i"in& on earth.Indi"idua$s wishin& to :oin the UN mi$itar ma en$ist as oun& as the a&e of 5#

with basic trainin& takin& ear. <none wishin& to ser"e on the brid&e of a ship or become an officer must take an additiona$ ear of trainin&. Thus# the tpica$ minimum

startin& a&es are 7 for officers and 6 for pi$ots and infantr. haracters can choose to

continue trainin& up to the a&e of 8# but are eCpected and reuired to start ser"in& in the

fie$d b this time. Those who do sta in mi$itar schoo$ $on&er &ain additiona$ ski$$ $e"e$sto distribute between the ski$$s pro"ided in basic trainin& or brid&e officer trainin& for

each additiona$ ear of trainin& )see hapter 1 * Temp$ates for ski$$ information,.

Non-commissioned officers and en$isted men ser"e for an initia$ tour of twoears# and ma eCtend their ser"ice for further tours of one ear each. Members of the

UN mi$itar do not necessari$ ha"e to opt for the same dut each time# and ma bereassi&ned to other di"isions or units if the ha"e the ski$$s# and there is a$was the optionfor additiona$ trainin&. 9fficers are tpica$$ career mi$itar. Thus a ?4 pi$ot mi&ht start

his career attached to a Northampton in the UN (pac then $ater ser"e on a (outh +acific

aircraft carrier in the UN Na".

<s mentioned in the base book# en$isted personne$ are paid 200 credits per monthfor each $e"e$ of their ank and officers &et 100 credits per month per ank. +ersonne$

that can function as another temp$ate )ha"in& 2 or more $e"e$s in at $east of the ski$$s,



&ain 25 to 50 eCtra pa if the perform the duties of the other temp$ate at $east 20

hours per month.

In addition to bein& addressed b their rank# UN personne$ are $isted in recordsaccordin& to a code eui"a$ence of their rank. +ersonne$ are $isted A9B for officers and

AEB for en$isted# and then the number accordin& to their rank perk. Thus a UN (pac

co$one$ is $isted as 9 and a UN <ir 4orce corpora$ wou$d be E1. +ersonne$ use theen$isted ranks un$ess the comp$ete the brid&e officer trainin&.

En$isted 9fficer

ank 0 * Guck +ri"ate

ank * +ri"ateank 2 * +ri"ate st $ass

ank 1 * orpora$

ank * (er&eantank 5 * (taff (er&eant

ank * (er&eant st $ass

ank 6 * Master (er&eantank 7 * (er&eant Ma:or

ank 8 * Master (er&eant Ma:or

ank 0 * Master (er&eant Ma:or of the <rm

ank * 2nd Hieutenant

ank 2 * st Hieutenantank 1 * aptain

ank * Ma:or

ank 5 * Hieutenant o$one$ank * o$one$

ank 6 * Gri&adier !enera$

ank 7 * Ma:or !enera$ank 8 * Hieutenant !enera$

ank 0 * !enera$

, En$isted personne$ shou$d not eCceed (er&eant st $ass# whi$e officers shou$d not

eCceed Ma:or )+s on$,.

2, There can be mu$tip$e orpora$s or e"en (er&eants in a suadron# but there canne"er be more than one (er&eant Ma:or or officer. There is on$ one Master

(er&eant Ma:or of the <rm# and ou aren>t him.

1, The suad $eader ma be up to one rank be$ow the hi&hest rankin& member if hehas more combat eCperience.

, (pecia$$ assi&ned personne$ must bow to the team $eader e"en if the are ofhi&her rank than the $eader.5, anks o"er (er&eant st $ass and Ma:or tpica$$ mean an administrati"e

position at a mi$itar base or outpost.

#ank 'nsi!nia

Ge$ow shows the insi&nia for "arious ranks.



UN ilitary Uniform Co$e of Con$uct

, <$$ personne$ sha$$ be deemed eua$ in a$$ matters re&ard$ess of socia$ status# race#seC# a&e# pre"ious non-UN mi$itar eCperience# re$i&ion# nationa$it# phsica$ or

menta$ debi$ities# pre"ious occupation and seCua$ preference.2, <$$ personne$ sha$$ act in a manner conducti"e to the UN mi$itar beha"iora$

&uide$ines. In unspecified cases# personne$ sha$$ act in a manner that is most $ike$

to fit within &a$actic mora$it.1, e&ard$ess if personne$ successfu$$ comp$etes trainin&# no information

concernin& an of the practices# procedures or an other constituents of the UN

trainin& pro&ram are to be di"u$&ed un$ess proper c$earance of recipient is known

and "erifiab$e., <$$ personne$ sha$$ ser"e the UN $oa$$ and disre&ard an pre"ious $oa$ties such

as nationa$it# race or re$i&ion. =hi$e the UN reco&ni'es the importance of thosefactors ha"e in estab$ishin& present and pre"ious bonds# the must remainsecondar to the cause of the UN !o"ernment.

5, <$$ personne$ sha$$ be he$d to an interna$ honor sstem whereb the are to report

an other personne$ who has# in an wa# de&raded the code of ethics set down bthe UN.

, <$$ personne$# once comp$etin& trainin&# a&ree to ser"e in an capacit assi&ned

b the UN for a period of not more than four ears. 4uture reen$istment statussha$$ fa$$ under the standard UN ru$es and re&u$ations.

ilitary &ti(uette

<s with a &reat dea$ of the UN mi$itar tradition# mi$itar etiuette is "er simi$arto that used b man countries before (pace =ar I.

ow to (a$uteThe ri&ht hand is brou&ht up from the side of the bod fu$$ out and then up unti$

the tip of the forefin&er touches the $ower part of the head-dress)hat, if worn or s$i&ht$ to

the ri&ht of the ri&ht ee# with the hand f$at and facin& downwards. Ensure that the headis turned towards the person bein& sa$uted. To finish the sa$ute# the hand and arm are



dropped strai&ht down to the side of the bod# and not out and then down as if in re"erse

of the initia$ part of the sa$ute. If appropriate ou shou$d address person bein& sa$uted

with Q!ood Mornin&/afternoon/e"enin& (ir or MaamQ. In the UN Na" and (pace Na"#officers be$ow the rank of commander are usua$$ addressed as QMisterQ or QMissQ

dependin& on the situation. 9fficers at or abo"e the rank of commander are addressed b

their rank i.e.. Q!ood mornin& ommander Ichi:oQ or Q!ood afternoon !enera$aaseQ. It is perfect$ acceptab$e to simp$ refer to the person bein& sa$ute as Q(irQ#

especia$$ if unsure of their name. The sa$ute is not dropped unti$ it has been returned or

the person is out of ran&e/si&ht.

=hen to (a$ute

(a$utes shou$d be &i"en to 10 paces awa from the recipient of the sa$ute. If

runnin&# s$ow down to a wa$k prior to sa$utin&. <$was face the person that ou aresa$utin&. If ou are en&a&in& in a con"ersation with a person that ou shou$d sa$ute# then

remember to start and finish the con"ersation with a sa$ute.

=hen boardin& a ship it is customar to sa$ute the 9fficer on eck# and sa

Qeuest permission to come aboard (irQ to the 9fficer on eck. Traditiona$$ on UN Na" ships ou wou$d then come aboard the ship and turn towards the stern to sa$ute the

Ensi&n#)f$a&., 9n man UN Na" ships there is no actua$ Ensi&n f$a& there but thetradition sti$$ remains. The tradition of sa$utin& the Ensi&n is not done on UN (pac

ships. The Ensi&n is not in fact the smbo$ of the UN kite# but the emb$em of the UN

!o"ernment. =hen $ea"in& the ship ou wou$d a$so sa$ute the Ensi&n )if on a UN Na""esse$, and sa$ute the 9fficer on eck# and Qeuest permission to &o ashore (irQ.

<t an point that the f$a& on a base or ship is $owered )re"ei$$e or $ast post, then ou

wou$d turn to face the f$a& and sa$ute it. 9n &round side bases this norma$$ happens at

(unrise and (unset.urin& a Mi$itar 4unera$ in Uniform# ou wi$$ sa$ute durin& the fo$$owin&F

The casket bein& mo"ed

=hen the casket is bein& $owered into the &ra"eurin& the firin& of the "o$$e

=hen Hast post is bein& sounded )(in&$e bu&$e,

Na" and (pac personne$ common$ ha"e different areas that constituteWindoors> and Woutdoors> so personne$ are on$ reuired to sa$ute when off ship# enterin&

or $ea"in& the ship# or Won deck>. 9n an other area of the ship the are reuired to come

to attention.

If seated# come to a standin& <ttention position and sa$ute. o not do it a&ainunti$ instructed to do so.

(a$utin& indoors is not usua$$ done# un$ess of course ou are reportin& for dut to

an officer whi$st indoors# or the indoor area is bein& used as thou&h it were an outdoorarea# )award ceremonies# parade dri$$s# eCercise# etc.,

=hen N9T to (a$uteIf out of uniform# or without head-dress)hat, when norma$$ attired with one# ou

do not sa$ute. Instead# if ou are in ci"i$ian c$othin& ou come to attention and face the

person# addressin& them# Q!ood Mornin&/afternoon/e"enin& (ir/o$one$Q. If in ci"i$ian



c$othin& and ou are sa$uted# ou do not return the sa$ute ou refer to the person as in the

abo"e eCamp$e.

If ou are indoors ou do not sa$ute senior officers# instead ou come to attentionand face them. 9nboard UN Na" and UN (pac "esse$s howe"er a$$ areas bar the top

deck are considered to be Windoors>. 9nboard ships the eCceptions are if an area is bein&

used as an outdoor area/deck.If in parade formation or work detai$s then the most senior person present sa$utes

the officer. If ou are not the most senior person come to attention but do not sa$ute.

+i$ots> (a$ute

If a pi$ot wishes to &i"e a sa$ute there are two was that he can do this. 9ne is

whi$st he is sti$$ on the &round and constitutes the standard sa$ute. The other is what is

common$ known as the win& sa$ute. This sa$ute is where the pi$ot in f$i&ht sa$utes withthe win&s of the p$ane# first $ettin& the ri&ht win& dip# then the $eft win&# and then the

ri&ht a&ain. This is norma$$ used as a wa of si&na$in& to someone on the &round that

the ha"e been spotted# )(earch and escue#, or that their messa&e has been recei"ed# or

as a si&n of respect.

=ho/=ho not to (a$ute9n$ one particu$ar &roup of peop$e in the mi$itar recei"e a sa$uteF 9fficers. If

ou are an N9 ou are reuired to sa$ute an and a$$ officers in an outdoor

en"ironment. <nd come to attention in an indoor en"ironment. If ou are an officer# ouare on$ reuired to sa$ute officers senior to ou. The modern tradition of sa$utin& comes

from the Gritish oa$ Na"# which was a mark of respect# and it was not the person that

ou were sa$utin& but the Din& or Rueen# as the officer he$d their position at the behest of

the Din& or Rueen. The hand down facin& "ersion of the sa$ute is ori&inated as there&u$ar sa$ute in Gritain was to ha"e the pa$m facin& towards the person ou are sa$utin&#

howe"er as the sai$ors hands were often dirt it was seen as disrespectfu$ to present a

fi$th hand to someone so the sa$ute de"e$oped into the pa$m facin& downwards. Theori&ina$ ori&ins of sa$utin& date back to Dni&hts in <rmour $iftin& their armored "isors so

that the person facin& them cou$d see both their face# and that the were not carrin& a

weapon.

9n Goard (hip

9n board a ship# be it UN Na" or UN (pac# the ship has different ru$es

dependin& on where ou are. Hocated be$ow are some eCamp$es of the areas of the ship#and the specific ru$es that app$ to them.

Bridge

The Grid&e of a ship is considered to indoors# and thus sa$utin& is not reuired#eCcept of course when reportin& for dut. e&ard$ess of the (hips aptains rank# the are

a$was referred to as aptain on the Grid&e# e"en if of a rank $ower or hi&her than

aptain. light Deck!"anger Bay

The 4$i&ht ecks and an&er bas are considered to be out of doors# and thus

sa$utin& is norma$# especia$$ as it is uite common for han&er bas and f$i&ht decks to be

used for dri$$ practice or as eCercise ards b personne$.



Mess "alls

Mess ha$$s# and especia$$ the 9fficers =ardroom# are not sa$utin& areas# et

personne$ are reuired to attend in uniform# un$ess &i"en specific permission in ad"ancethat the are eCcused from wearin& uniform. eadwear is to be remo"ed before enterin&

the wardroom a$so.

#$%adron Ready RoomsThe homes and hidin& p$aces of most pi$ots when the arent s$eepin& or f$in&#

the (uadron read rooms are bus p$aces with briefin&s and debriefin&s takin& p$ace

re&u$ar$# and the (uadron 9fficer makin& a note of which (uadrons# and aircraft are inthe air# on the deck# or in for repairs. The read rooms are considered to be indoors and

sa$utin& is not done here.

&iving!#leeping '%arters

=here its N9 or 9fficers ountr the ($eepin& uarters are an area that isconsidered to be more re$aCed than the rest of the ship# as a$$ personne$ are supposed to

fee$ comfortab$e here. (a$utin& is not eCpected# in fact e"en if it were so N9s are not

permitted into 9fficer countr# and 9fficers are not eCpected into N9 countr# un$ess

either has officia$ business.

)F S(ua$ron Structure

Each suadron has four teams# with each team consistin& of a team $eader and two

win&men. Each pair of teams is &rouped into a suadron $ead b an ace pi$ot. < f$i&ht

$eader commands two suadrons# for a tota$ of 5 ?4s per suadron. Update thefo$$owin& chart with the appropriate "ariab$e fi&hters of the current campai&n time.

(tandard reconnaissance and patro$s are a sin&$e win&.

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E$ite units tpica$$ on$ ha"e 1 members# the commander in a command "ariant

and two win&men in standard "ariants. 9ne &ood eCamp$e is the Macross 6 f$eet>s

Emera$d 4orce# containin& two ?4-84 and the commander>s ?4-8(. The ?4-22 isa$most a$was used so$o for specia$ operations and sur&ica$ strikes.

)F S(ua$ron %esi!nationsEach suadron has an insi&nia ca$$ name# a$thou&h the a$so ha"e an officia$

desi&nation accordin& to their UN i"ision affi$iation as fo$$ows. 4or eCamp$e# the (?4-

01 suadron mi&ht be common$ known as the G$ue Hiuor suadron.UN (pac UN Na" UN(M UN<4/UN(<4

4i&hter (?4 ?4 ?M4 T4=

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'nfantry Structure

Infantr units# ca$$ed p$atoons# consist of 10 troops broken down into fire teamsof personne$ and a command unit of personne$. (tructure $ike this can be used for an

&round-based unit whether the are UN (pace Marines or UN <rm so$diers. If the

infantr is eCpectin& to combat mecha# the marines in each fire team wi$$ be armed with

one or two anti-mecha rocket $aunchers. The tpica$ command section consists of a p$atoon commandin& officer and his assistant# a communications trooper# a medic and a

hea" weapons trooper carrin& a hea" machine&un. Ge$ow is the standard breakdown

and tpica$ ranks of a UN p$atoon. Tpica$$ fire teams wi$$ work in pairs# backin& eachother up.

ommandF 2nd Hieutenant ).9.,# (taff (er&eant or (er&eant Ma:or )2nd in

command,# orpora$ )si&na$er/communications,# orpora$ )medic,# (er&eant )hea"&unner,

4ire Team <$phaF (er&eant# 1C +ri"ates or Marines

4ire Team Gra"oF Hance orpora$# 1C +ri"ates or Marines

4ire Team har$ieF orpora$# 1C +ri"ates or Marines4ire Team e$taF Hance orpora$# 1C +ri"ates or Marines

4ire Team EchoF orpora$# 1C +ri"ates or Marines

4ire Team 4oCtrotF Hance orpora$# 1C +ri"ates or Marines

%estroi$ Unit Structure

<$thou&h the UN mi$itar does not use the antiuated destroid series an $on&er#

this unit structure is inc$uded for comp$eteness for those who are runnin& a campai&ndurin& (pace =ar I. Each basic attack batta$ion consists of 5 MG-0 Tomahawk

destroids# primari$ stationed on the aede$us arrier. The batta$ion consists of four p$atoons# with each p$atoon consistin& of two p$atoon members $ead b a p$atoon $eader.

Each pair of p$atoons are &rouped into a batter# $ead b a batter $eader. Goth batteries

are then commanded b the batta$ion $eader.



=ith supp$ementa$ information# it appears the destroids sti$$ see use with the UN

<rm and some di"isions of the UN (pace Marines.

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The =-00 Monster is on$ assi&ned as backup if eCtreme$ hea" combat is

eCpected since there were on$ a ha$f-do'en bui$t. <$so# the (-0 +ha$anC is on$assi&ned as needed for additiona$ firepower# and on$ on the (4-. 9ptiona$$# a

batta$ion can be outfitted with MG-07 Masamune or MG-06 ehawk units.



N.U.N.(.

Chapter * – Character 'nformation<$$ members of UN (pac recei"e ear of basic mi$itar trainin& re&ard$ess of

what their specia$t or fie$d wi$$ be. This is represented in 4usion as Ae"ermanB ski$$s# or

in this case Abasic trainin&B ski$$s. <$$ basic trainin& ski$$s start at $e"e$ 2.<$$ members of the UN mi$itar automatica$$ ha"e free $e"e$ in the

Membership and ank perks to represent their standin& within the mi$itar. ?eterans )see be$ow, &ain an additiona$ $e"e$ of the ank perk for e"er 5 ears of ser"ice@ the ma

for&o this bonus b instead takin& a $e"e$ of a disad"anta&e at minimum $e"e$ to representwh the ha"en>t been promoted.

Accelerated Training F urin& times of war# UN (pac must train more troopsfaster. <cce$erated trainin& on$ &rants rank in each of the basic trainin& ski$$s instead

of 2 ranks in each# but on$ takes 2 months. 4or e"er two months of trainin& trimmed off

of their M9(# the character recei"es 0 fewer 9+ for ski$$s.

VeteransF =ith the !M>s permission# characters can p$a eCperienced members

of the UN# to represent ha"in& ser"ed in mu$tip$e tours of dut. 4or e"er 5 ears ofacti"e dut# the character &ains 25 9+ for ski$$s# 0 9+ for perks re$ated to their fie$d

and increases the startin& ski$$ $imit b 2 ranks. owe"er# e"er 5 ears reuires a ro$$ on

the war dut chart.

Ace Pilot F Man ma be ca$$ed ace pi$ots# and a$$ natura$ Me$trandi are ace pi$ots

b "irtue of their ro$e and trainin&# but to actua$$ be ua$ified as an ace pi$ot reuires

more than :ust the desire and e&o to ca$$ ourse$f such. To ua$if for the ace pi$ot +erk#ou must meet the fo$$owin&F

Di$$ (coreF ou must ha"e shot down 0 enemies in sin&$e combat

(ki$$F ou must ha"e performed a +i$ot or od&e ro$$ at TN 25 or better in rea$

combat conditions

Zentraedi F %entran and Me$tran are we$come in the UN mi$itar# both microns

and macrons. Macroni'ed %entraedi usua$$ ser"e in the UN arm or space marines# or asa destroid pi$ot usin& up&raded power armor. Microni'ed %entraedi wi$$ ser"e in an

capacit as humans. G the $ater era# the macroni'ation/microni'ation process is refined

to the point that %entraedi can a$ter their si'e in a matter of minutes and can withstandmu$tip$e chan&es per month.



Gasic Trainin& (ki$$s

<utomatic =eaponand to and

if$e or and&un

Mi$itar Etiuette<th$etics

od&e 3 E"ade

4urthermore# a$$ UN (pac members who are to be brid&e officers or science

officers must &o throu&h additiona$ trainin& for a ear to &et the basic ski$$s needed to

function in their duties. <$$ officer ski$$s start at $e"e$ 2# much $ike the basic trainin&

ski$$s. It is interestin& to note that in a$$ of the Macross anime and "ideo &ames# the entire brid&e crew# eCcept usua$$ the captain# are a$$ fema$e. =hi$e this is a noticeab$e trend#

women suffer no particu$ar sti&ma for bein& a combatant# nor do men suffer for bein&

brid&e officers )outside perhaps some &ood natured ribbin& from fe$$ow personne$,#

persona$ traits not withstandin&.<$$ characters are en$isted personne$ un$ess the comp$ete this brid&e officer

trainin&# in which the then use the officer rank tab$e.

9fficer (ki$$s

<uthorit=ardrobe 3 (t$e

+ersona$ !roomin&

Tactics

omputer 9perationadio ommunications

<fter the cadet>s period of basic trainin& or further trainin& as an officer# themust choose their M9(# or occupation within UN (pac. Each occupation temp$ate

pro"ides the ski$$s that are tau&ht b that fie$d. The p$aer is not reuired to put ski$$

$e"e$s in a$$ of the ski$$s $isted# but is recommended to do so. The p$aer has 0 ski$$$e"e$s to distribute amon&st these ski$$s or ones tau&ht in basic trainin& and/or brid&e

officer trainin& )if a"ai$ab$e,. The temp$ates# and $en&th of trainin& are in"o$"ed# are as

fo$$owsF

)F +ilot

#ank F

En$isted #e(uirementsF Gasic trainin&# 2 ears

trainin& ,ranchF <ir 4orce# (pace

<ir 4orce

The ?4 pi$ot is one of the most &$orious occupations within the UN mi$itar. These pi$otsmake up the bu$k of the UN <ir 4orce and (pace <ir 4orce personne$.

SkillsF Mecha +i$otF ?4# Mecha =eaponr# Mecha ombat# +i$ot or ri"e )choice,#

omputer 9peration# od&e 3 E"ade# adio ommunication



%estroi$ +ilot

#ank F

En$isted

#e(uirementsF Gasic trainin&# ear

trainin&

,ranchF <rm# (pace

Marines

<$thou&h the UN mi$itar no $on&er uses destroids# these pi$ots ser"ed a primar ro$e

durin& (pace =ar I as hea" infantr and interna$ defense onboard the Macross. <fter(pace =ar I# man destroid pi$ots ser"ed as auCi$iar mi$itar po$ice to he$p curb

macroni'ed %entraedi riots.

SkillsF Mecha +i$otF estroid# Mecha =eaponr# Mecha ombat# +i$ot or ri"e )choice,#

omputer 9peration# od&e 3 E"ade# adio ommunication

#a$ar 'ntercept -fficer

#ank F 9fficer)N9,

#e(uirementsF Gasic trainin&# ear trainin&

,ranchF <ir 4orce# (pace<ir 4orce

The I9 is the &u who sits in the second seat in dua$-seat "ariab$e fi&hters and destroids.

The pro"ide assistance to the pi$ot b operatin& communications# EM/EM# stea$thand sometimes ++G sstems.

SkillsF E$ectronic =arfare# omputer 9peration# adio ommunication# (stems

9peration# ef$ector (stems# <wareness/Notice# Tactics

'nfantry

#ank FEn$isted

#e(uirementsF Gasic trainin&# 2 monthstrainin&

,ranchF <rm# (paceMarines

The infantr does not recei"e near as much popu$arit as the mecha pi$ots# but the &roundforces ha"e the $ar&est number of personne$ compared to other branches )hi&h percenta&e

of microni'ed %entran,. The are trained in most weapons and sur"i"a$ ski$$s.SkillsF (ur"i"a$# <wareness/Notice# and to and# Me$ee# <utomatic =eapons or if$e

3 (hot&un# <th$etics# God Gui$din&

Aircraft +ilot

#ank F En$isted #e(uirementsF Gasic trainin&# ear trainin& ,ranchF <ir 4orce

These are the pi$ots who f$ con"entiona$ )non-transformab$e, aircraft# either for air

defense with the UN <irforce or transport units. Traditiona$ aircraft sti$$ see a &oodamount of use on co$on p$anets# and man branches of the UN <rm or (pace Marines

sti$$ use transport he$icopters to mo"e troops and supp$ies.

SkillsF +i$otF 4iCed =in&# +i$otF !ro 3 e$icopter# +i$otF ?ectored Thrust# adioommunication# Na"i&ation# =eapon (stems# omputer 9peration

echani.e$ Groun$ Forces

#ank F

En$isted

#e(uirementsF Gasic trainin&# months

trainin&

,ranchF <rm# (pace

Marines



These indi"idua$s are trained to contro$ &round "ehic$es such as <+s and tanks. The

pro"ide fire support and $o&istics trains for other forces and mobi$e infantr.

SkillsF ri"in&# ea" Machiner# Na"i&ation# =eapon (stems# omputer 9peration#

Gasic Tech# ea" =eapons

&n!ineerin! Corps

#ank F En$isted #e(uirementsF Gasic trainin&# 1 ears trainin& ,ranchF <$$

These personne$ are responsib$e for keepin& the UN mecha and ships runnin& smooth$as we$$ as de"e$opin& new techno$o& to ad"ance the UN>s capabi$ities. =hi$e these

peop$e do not &et a $ot of &$or# the si$ent$ know that the pi$ots wou$dn>t either if the

weren>t there to constant$ fiC their mecha.

SkillsF ;ur i&# <wareness/Notice# Mecha Tech# <ero Tech# <uto Tech# Mecha esi&n#

omputer 9peration

Communications -fficer

#ank F 9fficer #e(uirementsF 9fficer trainin&# 2 ears trainin& ,ranchF <$$

ommunications officers ha"e a dua$ responsibi$it of maintainin& $on&-ran&ecommunications outside of the f$eet and keepin& the communications network within the

ship and mecha comp$iment runnin& as we$$ as operatin& EM/EM sstems.

SkillsF 9rator# adio ommunication# (ate$$ite ommunication# adio (cramb$ers#

r pto&raph# E$ectronic =arfare# Han&ua&e

Navi!ation -fficer

#ank F

9fficer

#e(uirementsF 9fficer trainin&# 2 ears

trainin&

,ranchF Na"# (pace

Na"The na"i&ation officer is effecti"e$ the pi$ot of a capita$ ship# makin& sure the "esse$stas on course and maintains proper speed and distance to a$$ow use of the Mi$k

i&hwa for ci"i$ians to tra"e$ safe$ between co$on ships. Na"i&ation officers a$so

ser"e with the f$eets of the UN Na" forces.

SkillsF <stro-Na"i&ation# <stronom# Mathematics# omputer 9peration# (tarship

9peration# Na"i&ation# <wareness/Notice

-perations -fficer

#ank F

9fficer

#e(uirementsF 9fficer trainin&# 2 ears

trainin&

,ranchF Na"# (pace

Na"

These personne$ are often referred to as He"e$ 9perators. The ser"e man different

functions on a ship# ran&in& from pinpoint barrier operation to weaponr operation.

Those who train in ref$ector sstems are often nicknamed ++G! )pin point barrier &a$s,.

SkillsF Gasic Tech# omputer 9peration# Mathematics# (hip =eaponr or ef$ector

(stems# oncentration# <wareness/Notice# Tactics



Ship/,ase A$ministrator

#ank F

9fficer

#e(uirementsF 9fficer trainin&# ear

trainin&

,ranchF Na"# (pace

Na"

These personne$ are responsib$e for co$$ectin& reports from the "arious sections of a ship

and re$ain& them to the appropriate brid&e officer or department# much $ike the eomenof the o$d na". =hi$e this ma seem $ike a &$orified brid&e secretar# it is an important

position to maintain smooth operation of a ship. <dministrators a$so ha"e theresponsibi$it of maintainin& ci"i$ order onboard a co$on ship. < "ariant of this is the

Gase <dministrator# who does the same dut# but ser"es on a permanent or semi-

permanent base of operations.

SkillsF omputer 9peration# 9rator# <uthorit# uman +erception# (stem Dnow$ed&e#

+ersuasion# Gureaucratic

Comman$ -fficer

#ank F 9fficer #e(uirementsF 9fficer trainin&# ears trainin& ,ranchF <$$ommand officers inc$ude permanent $eaders rather than simp$ a suadron or p$atoon

$eader. These indi"idua$s are most $ike$ a ship captain or UN command branch# andrecommended as N+s. ommand officers shou$d ha"e at $east Membership and ank

or hi&her.

SkillsF <uthorit# Headership# Tactics# 9rator# (ocia$# Interro&ation# <wareness/Notice

ilitary Specialist

#ank F 9fficer or

En$isted#e(uirementsF 9fficer trainin& optiona$#

2 ears trainin&,ranchF (((# (pace

Marines

The mi$itar specia$ist is a hi&h$ trained infantr personne$ that specia$i'es inreconnaissance# b$ack ops# or function as interna$ affairs within the UN.

SkillsF and to and# <utomatic =eapons or if$e 3 (hot&un# Interro&ation# (ur"i"a$#

Inte$$i&ence !atherin&# (tea$th# esist Torture/ru&s

Fiel$ Scientist

#ank F 9fficer orEn$isted

#e(uirementsF 9fficer trainin& optiona$# ears trainin&

,ranchF<$$

< fie$d scientist is trained for inte$$i&ence &atherin& and stud in the fie$d# either to he$p

understand the enem or to he$p eCp$ore a potentia$ co$on p$anet. The fie$d scientist is

not a specia$ist in an particu$ar fie$d of science# preferrin& to draw competent know$ed&efrom most fie$ds for their work.

SkillsF Mathematics# esearch# <wareness/Notice# Gasic Tech# choose 1 LINT orLTE ski$$s re$ated to fie$d of eCpertise

e$ical -fficer/%octor



#ank F 9fficer #e(uirementsF 9fficer trainin&# ears trainin& ,ranchF <$$

This &roup inc$udes a$$ medica$ personne$ from sur&eons down to nurses. Much $ike themechanica$ en&ineer# this ro$e doesn>t see much fame but is critica$ to a$$ branches of the

UN mi$itar. This :ob inc$udes those who ser"e in a faci$it on a base or capita$ ship as

we$$ as fie$d medics.

SkillsF Med Tech# <wareness/Notice# ia&nose# esearch# +aramedic# %oo$o&#+atho$o&

ilitary +olice

#ank F 9fficer #e(uirementsF 9fficer trainin&# 2 ears trainin& ,ranchF <$$

The M+ are a specia$ branch of officers who act as a combination of interna$ securit and$aw enforcement within the UN. The chase down deserters# break up braw$s in bars and

officers $oun&es# and pro"ide interna$ securit on UN bases and capita$ ships.

SkillsF <uthorit# <utomatic =eapons# uman +erception# and to and# Me$ee#

Interro&ation# od&e 3 E"ade

UN +eace Corps

#ank F En$isted #e(uirementsF Gasic trainin&# 2 ears trainin& ,ranchF (pecia$

The peace corps pro"ide two important ser"ices to the New Unit !o"ernment. 4irst#

the head the dip$omatic corps# hand$in& a$$ mi$itar ne&otiations. (econd# the workto&ether with the medica$ and en&ineerin& departments to pro"ide re$ief to co$onies in

distress of natura$ disaster or post-war.

SkillsF 4irst <id# (ur"i"a$# ;ur i&# uman +erception# Mi$itar Etiuette# Inter"iew#<wareness/Notice

Ghost %rone Controller

#ank F

9fficer #e(uirementsF 9fficer trainin&# ear

trainin&,ranchF <ir 4orce# (pace <ir

4orce

The !host drone contro$$er functions as a cross between a fi&hter pi$ot and a I9. The

contro$ drone fi&hters when the are not functionin& on their own. <s such# the mustha"e a &rasp of pi$otin& as we$$ as computer sstems.

SkillsF Mecha +i$otF ?4 (eries or +i$otF 4iCed =in&# omputer 9peration# adioommunications# =eapons (stems# <wareness/Notice# E$ectronic =arfare# (ate$$ite

ommunications

0ammin!bir$ Specialist

#ank F En$isted or i"i$ian #e(uirementsF Gasic trainin& ,ranchF (pace <ir 4orce

This is a specia$i'ed &roup within the UN (pac specia$ forces. The are sin&ers trained

to perform under duress of combat for the purpose of cu$ture shock and spiritia warfare.9n$ one such unit has been made# and met with miCed resu$ts. <s spiritia ru$es are

optiona$# so is this temp$ate@ if spiritia is i&nored# rep$ace spiritia ski$$ picks with an 2



ski$$s and use as a Qcu$ture warfareQ specia$ist.

SkillsF ECpertF (piritia# (in&# +$a Instrument# oncentration# Mi$itar Etiuette# +ersona$

!roomin&# choice of 2 spiritia ski$$s

eroic an$ Suici$al Test +ilot

#ank FEn$isted

#e(uirementsF Gasic trainin&# 2 earstrainin&

,ranchF <ir 4orce# (pace<ir 4orce

This differs from the tpica$ ?4 pi$ot in the fact that the are eCpected to ha"e somemechanica$ ski$$s )e"en if the don>t, for he$pin& to fine-tune the "ariab$e fi&hter the are

he$pin& desi&n. Thus# the ha"e $ess focus on combat ski$$s.

SkillsF Mecha +i$otF ?4# ;ur i&# Mecha Tech# +i$otF 4iCed =in& or (hutt$ecraft#

<wareness/Notice# (ur"i"a$# 4irst <id

2ar %uty

=ar is he$$@ usua$$. (ometimes ou &et $uck and &et a nice uiet detai$# and

other times ou are thrown into the worst of it. 4or e"er fi"e ears of additiona$ mi$itarser"ice# ou &et to ro$$ once on the fo$$owin& chart and pra for the best.

d0 =hat happenedV

2

1

-5

-6

7-80

(hort-term affair.

Hon&-term affair.

Make a friend.

Make an enem.

=indfa$$.

<ccident.=ar.

Short/3on!4Term Affaird0 ow did it &oV

-2

1-5-

6-78-0

ou$dn>t care $ess. Jou ha"en>t met since Athat ni&htB.

The didn>t take the break-up we$$. Make an enem.The were fine with a one ni&ht stand. Make a friend.

The were ki$$ed in an accident.The were murdered# and it>s our fau$t.

ake a Frien$d0 Jour friend is

-2

1-5-

6-78-0

..a superior in our occupation.

..a subordinate in our occupation.

..a ri"a$ in our occupation.

..someone ou :ust met.

..an o$d friend ou $ost track of before.

ake an &nemyd0 Jour enem is..

2

1

..a superior in our occupation

..a subordinate in our occupation.

..a co-worker in our occupation.

..an outside competitor.



5

6

7

8

0

..someone who works with our or&ani'ation.

..an o$d ri"a$ ou $ost track of before.

..someone who>s :ob/rank ou took.

..a tota$ stran&er.

..a ri"a$ in our occupation

..specia$. o$$ Tab$e ! in character creation in the basebook.

2in$falld0 (coreX =hat did ou &etV

-2

1-

5-

6-7

8-0

(omeone owes ou. !ain 4a"or 6.

ash. !ain 2d0C00 credits.

Made a contact in another fie$d. !ain ontact 5.

Made a contact in the b$ack market. Jou can bu restricted and mi$itar &ear at Y cost.

Jou &ain information about our past that ou ne"er knew )$ost sib$in&# nob$e b$ood# etc,.

Acci$entd0 9uch. =hat happened this timeV

2

1

5

6

7

8

0

Host our :ob. No income that time period# $ose Membership/ank and Y the 9+.

G$ack$isted. <s per A$ost :obB but ou ha"e eui"a$ent of unted -5 with that &roup.

4inancia$ ruin. (tart with no mone at a$$. Jou ma sti$$ &ain mone for terms after this one.

Hose a $o"ed one of the !M>s choice.Jou are imp$icated in the co$$apse of our compan or the fai$ure of an important mission. Hose

$e"e$ of ank/Membership.

Jou are fa$se$ b$amed for the in:ur or death of a co-worker or teammate.

Jou cause an accident that ki$$s se"era$ peop$e. If there are sur"i"ors )-1 on d0, ou &ain an

enem.

isfi&urin& accident. Hose d <TT )minimum 0,.

Gad accident. Hose <!IH# (T# G9 or M< of !M choice )or ro$$ d to choose,.

orrib$e accident. Hose 2 <!IH# (T# G9 or M<. Jou ha"e a cbernetic rep$acement. This isn>t

berpunk@ no $imb weapons# up&rades or ea$skinn. The rep$acement does the :ob of the ori&ina$@

most$. If cbernetics are a"ai$ab$e )see Tech Manua$,# ou can purchase a better one.

2ard0 =ho did ou fi&ht# and how did it &oV

2

1

5

6

7

8

0

<nti-UN forces. The were routed. !ain ank or Membership.

<nti-UN forces. The were defeated.

<nti-UN forces. UN forces were defeated.<nti-UN forces. UN forces were routed due to our mistake. !ain Gad eputation -5 )incompetent,

o&ue %entraedi f$eet. The were o"erwhe$med b earth>s cu$ture. !ain ank or Membership.

o&ue %entraedi f$eet. The were defeated throu&h force of arms.

o&ue %entraedi f$eet. UN forces had to fa$$ back.

o&ue %entraedi f$eet. UN forces were crushed b a f$eet fi"e times their si'e. Hose 5 9+ as ou

wait for our mecha or ship to be repaired or rebui$t.

o$on suppression. < co$on attempted to break awa from the UN and was ApersuadedB to sta.

Hose a $e"e$ of Membership or ank from uestionin& orders.Unknown a$ien forces. It was a sma$$ skirmish and the ha"en>t been seen a&ain. Ge read to be

uestioned if the show up a&ain.

Stan$ar$ &(uipment

<$$ UN personne$ are automatica$$ pro"ided housin& in the barracks and three

suare mea$s per da if the wish. 9fficers are offered re$ati"e$ ineCpensi"e housin& in

the apartment comp$eCes on or near UN insta$$ations )a"era&es 150 credits per month for



an apartment with one bedroom# $i"in& room# kitchenette and bathroom,. 9fficers a$so

ha"e the option of rentin& or ownin& housin& in the ci"i$ian sectors/cities.

<$$ UN Members * 1 dut uniforms# dress uniform# eck$er 3 Doch +7 semi-

automatic pisto$# 2 eCtra ammunition c$ips# I card with securit and tracer# persona$

communication de"ice# uti$it be$t?4 +i$ots/Test +i$ot * f$i&ht suit# 2 :umpsuits# he$met with U# assi&ned

whiche"er ?4 is the current standard issue )or an o$der one if preferred,# 2 maneu"erin&

rodsestroid +i$ot * 2 :umpsuits# eck$er 3 Doch M+-8 sub-machine&un# 2 eCtra

ammunition c$ips# f$ack "est# he$met with U# assi&ned a Tomahawk# (partan or

efender )if a"ai$ab$e in the campai&n>s set time period,

I9 * f$i&ht suit# 2 :umpsuits# he$met with UGrid&e 9fficers * eCtra dress uniform# euipment accordin& to station

Infantr# Mi$itar (pecia$ist * <-2 5.5mm <ssau$t if$e# 2 eCtra ammunition

c$ips# 2 fra&mentation or incendiar &renades# standard infantr suit# he$met with U#

combat knife# first aid kitMi$itar +o$ice * stun stick# eck$er 3 Doch M+-8 sub-machine&un# 2 eCtra

ammunition c$ips# he$met with UMedica$ 9fficer * portab$e forensic 3 medica$ kit# +< with medica$ fi$es

4ie$d (cientist * portab$e science kit# f$ack "est# +< with scientific encc$opedia

fi$esMechanica$ En&ineer * portab$e too$ kit 3 dia&nostic too$s# 1 sets of work

o"era$$s# cap# too$ be$t# 1 pair of work &$o"es# 1 ro$$s of duct tape# +< with mechanica$

specs

+eace orps/ip$omats * f$ak "est# euipment b mission;ammin&bird * f$ash et use$ess outfit# f$i&ht suit# assi&ned to a ?4-

;ammin&bird with pi$ot

Uniforms an$ Armor

Uniforms * Most UN members ha"e a dress forma$ uniform and an informa$

uniform or :umpsuit. 9fficers of sufficient rank &et a fancier uniform and f$eet captainsha"e an optiona$ pri"ateer-st$e o"ercoat. <$$ dress uniforms ha"e an optiona$ cap. The

standard uniform consists of a shirt with :acket and either skirt or s$acks as appropriate.

+i$ot ;umpsuits * These are $i&htwei&ht and "er comfortab$e# and can be worn

under a f$i&ht suit with no pena$t. <ce pi$ots a$so &et a beret to indicate their status.These :umpsuits pro"ide minima$ protection )(+ 5,.

4$i&ht (uit * <$$ "ariations ha"e a bui$t in power ce$$ capab$e of powerin& their

distress transponder# $uminescent strips# radio and $ife support for 2 hours. 4$i&ht suits pro"ide fair protection a&ainst sma$$ ca$iber firearms )(+ 0, and protect the pi$ot from

radiation and bio$o&ica$/chemica$ weapons when sea$ed. The f$i&ht suit a$so pro"ides

"enires for mo"ement in %ero-!# up to a f$i&ht M< of . =ei&ht .5 k&.(pecia$ 9ps 4$i&ht (uit * (ame as the basic tpe# but pro"ides increased

protection )(+ 5,. This is a"ai$ab$e to specia$ forces pi$ots after 20. =ei&ht 2.0 k&.

?4-22( 4$i&ht (uit * This specia$i'ed f$i&ht suit functions simi$ar to the basic

mode$ )(+ 5,# but increases the pi$ot>s effecti"e G9 b 2 for resistin& !-forces. The



he$met is reinforced )(+ 20, and has a U up$ink to the ?4-22( the pi$ot is in )

initiati"e,. =ei&ht .8 k&.

E.?.<. (uit * This is a hea" suit for workin& in a %ero-! en"ironment. It pro"ides better protection a&ainst firearms )(+ 20,# but is more encumberin& )-2 <!IH,.

Hike the f$i&ht suit# it has a distress transponder# radio# "erniers and $ife support with a 5-

hour batter. This suit a$so inc$udes a s$eep &as dispenser to a$$ow the person to &o intoAsoft s$eepB for up to 2 hours at a time.

Mechanics 9"era$$s* UN mechanics &et hea" dut o"era$$s with a matchin& cap.

<$$ such uniforms# referred to as A&rubsB# come in a standard oran&e to make them more"isib$e in their workstations. The o"era$$s ha"e two shirt pockets and a tota$ of four

pockets in the pants.

4$ak ?est * 4$ak ba$$istic mesh "est that co"ers the front and back torso# and the

shou$ders. < f$ak "est tpica$$ has 2-1 pockets as we$$ as $oops to attach most firearms.omes in a$$ camouf$a&e patterns as we$$ as arm or unit specific co$ors.

(tandard Infantr (uit * Hi&ht mu$ti-po$mer p$ate for the front and back of the

torso o"er hea" ba$$istic mesh :umpsuit. omes with combat boots and a hea" mu$ti-

po$mer p$ate combat he$met simi$ar to the one abo"e but with better (+ and a bui$t inradio. The suit has two $ar&e pockets in each $e& and one sma$$er pocket in each bicep.

The suit has reinforced $oops for attachin& weapons. omes with standard combat be$t.(+ 20 )torso, 25 )head, 5 )arms/$e&s,# =ei&ht . k& tota$.

ombat Goots * (tandard issue hea" dut boots. !ood for a$$ terrain tpes as

we$$ as for stompin& on our opponent when he>s down. =aterproof and f$ame resistanttoo. omes in b$ack# dark &ra# o$i"e drab or dark brown. (+ 5# =ei&ht 0.7 k&.

ombat e$m * (tandard issue $i&ht mu$ti-po$mer p$ate he$m with c$ear "isor.

omes in a$$ standard camouf$a&e patterns as we$$ as arm or unit specific co$ors. <dd a

po$ari'ed "isor for an additiona$ 20 credits. The face of this he$m is open# but attackssuffer a -5 pena$t for ca$$ed shots to the face. (+ 20# =ei&ht . k&.

9n the $eft is the newer-st$ed standard issue uniform# with the red co$or

indicatin& a brid&e officer )a$$ other officer uniforms are white,. The midd$e is a

mechanica$ en&ineer>s o"era$$s for use in a pressuri'ed ba or outdoors han&er. The ma$e



pi$ot>s dress uniform )ri&ht, is na" b$ue# a$thou&h (pecia$ 4orces pi$ots a$so ha"e &o$d

tasse$s on their shou$ders to indicate their status.

o$on 4$eets ommanders )as shown abo"e, wear s$i&ht$ more ornate "ersions

of the standard UN o$on 4$eet uniform# which inc$udes a pri"ateer-st$e c$oak and cap.

Their uniform# $ike that of the rest of the brid&e crew# is a$so white. Their rank bad&es are

main$ purp$e which denote them as the ommander of the o$on 4$eet. e&u$aro$on 4$eet aptains wear simi$ar uniforms but $ess ornate# and stick more c$ose$ to

standard UN Uniforms.

The standard f$i&ht suit )ri&ht, has the $uminescent strips on the wrist a&ain# andthe b$ue co$or indicates the indi"idua$ as a (pecia$ 4orces pi$ot )standard pi$ots &et a

white f$i&ht suit,. The ?4-22 comes with a custom-desi&ned f$i&ht suit )$eft, for the pi$ot

instead of the standard UN (pac-issue desi&n used b most ?4 pi$ots. This f$i&ht suitconsists of an upper and $ower &-suit that promotes circu$ation e"en durin& hi&h-! turns#

thus decreasin& the possibi$it of pi$ots b$ackin& out in combat. The f$i&ht suit a$so

comes with a specia$i'ed M he$met which can disp$a computer &raphics and o"er$aso"er what the pi$ot sees# pro"idin& additiona$ information. <$thou&h the sstem is not a



&reat substitute for the G( and GI sstems in the ori&ina$ J4-2 prototpe# it does

pro"ide the pi$ot with additiona$ information and he$ps combat batt$efie$d confusion. The

one disad"anta&e of the f$i&ht suit is that it is customi'ed for the ?4-22 and is N9Tusab$e in other aircraft.

<bo"e $eft is the standard uniform for UN mi$itar po$ice and securit forces.

These uniforms are a$was b$ue with white trim re&ard$ess of rank. e is carrin& thestandard issue eck$er 3 Doch M+8 sub-machine&un. 9n the ri&ht is the uniform of a

UN securit officer or so$dier with standard issue assau$t rif$e# U he$met and f$ack

"est.

(tandard hea" dut UN (pac spacesuit desi&ned for E.?.<. acti"it. This suit

a$so has a s$eep &as dispenser to &o into Asoft s$eepB durin& f$i&ht.

Chapter 5 – UN ilitary echaurin& (pace =ar I# UN (pac used both estroids and ?ariab$e 4i&hters.

owe"er# the estroids were s$ow$ phased out of use due to the facts the aren>t near$

as mobi$e as the ?4 series# e"en thou&h the are cheaper and easier to mass produce. G

the mid 2010>s# most remainin& estroids were shipped to co$on wor$ds or purchasedfor work or pri"ate co$$ections )tpica$$ b those who pi$oted them in the war,. (ome



co$onies ha"e e"en petitioned UN (pac to a$$ow them to manufacture sma$$ numbers of

estroids.

espite a$$ of this# the ?4 is the main mecha of the UN (pac forces# e"en for bein& more cost$ to manufacture. In 2050# the main "ariab$e fi&hter is the ?4-6. The

?4-6 Ni&htmare and ?4-8 ECca$ibur are used primari$ as c$ose defense of co$on

ships )i.e. iamond 4orce,# and the ?4-22 (turm"o&e$ II is used for specia$ operations.Man %entraedi pi$ots sti$$ prefer their ?<-# whi$e the ?<G-2 is sti$$ used as a hea"

bomber. The ?G- is the first ?4 to take roots from the o$d estroid series# functionin&

as a superhea" bomber as we$$ as &round assau$t.This chapter co"ers the mecha that are in current use b the ma:orit of UN

(pac. 4or a comp$ete $istin& of a$$ mode$s and "ariants used see (ourcebook * Tech

Manua$. This inc$udes AfutureB "ariab$e fi&hters such as the ?4-25 and ?4-26.

)FsF ?4-# ?4-M<SH# ?4-6# ?4-6# ?4-8# ?4-22(# ?G-# ?<G-2

%estroi$s/+ower ArmorF Ruead$uun-ea# heenne II

-ptional )FsF ?4-E# ?4-4# ?4-!# (=-S<

Mecha of the UN Government

)F411C Thun$erboltC-STF 12 +AvailabilityF 200-205

&'GT6

.1 ft )2.82 m, in so$dier confi&uration.

22.05 ft ).78 m, in &erwa$k confi&uration.

5.18 ft ).7 m, in fi&hter confi&uration.2'%T6

6. ft )5.5 m, at shou$ders in so$dier confi&uration.15.7 ft ).20 m, in &erwa$k or fi&hter confi&uration with win&s at maCimum eCtension.3&NGT6

.6 ft )1.8 m, in so$dier confi&uration.

27.5 ft )7.82 m, in &erwa$k confi&uration.

8.1 ft )5.5 m, in fi&hter confi&uration.

2&'GT6 8#000 k&.

o$e ) 3an$ A Fly A

Gattroid - )100m/round, 25 )250m/round,

!erwa$k -2 1 )50m/round, 16.5 )765m/round,

4i&hter -1 0 50 )00m/round,

aneuver +ool 0

Servo Class 7ills Spaces Armor S+ 7ills

Main God M( 7 7 (T 1 1

ead H= 2 2 H= 2 2

i&ht <rm M( 5 5 (T 1 1

Heft <rm M( 5 5 (T 1 1

i&ht He& M( 5 5 M(

Heft He& M( 5 5 M(



i&ht =in& H= 2 2 H= 2 2

Heft =in& H= 2 2 H= 2 2

Thrusters 3ocation A

Thruster i&ht He& 2.5Thruster Heft He& 2.5

Sensors 3ocation 7ills Sensors Communications

( $ass ead 2 km 100 km

2eapon 3ocation %G #an!e 2A 7ills Shots Notes

ands <rms 2D Me$ee 0 U Ruick# and

!U-1 !unpod anded D 2 0 <$$-+urpose# G? Gaonet 1D Me$ee 0 1 U <+# Mated

<mmo 0 <rmor +iercin&

<mmo 0 <rmor +iercin&

<nti-<ir Haser ead 2D 2 2 U +ha$anC ?ariab$e

Shiel$

M( $ass# <$pha armor ) 2,# < *2# (+ 6# 2 binder s$ots for ammo c$ips# Heft <rm mounted

-ptional Systems

Hiftwire# <nti-theft ode$ock# Ni&htsi&ht# (pot$i&ht )C2,# (tora&e Modu$e# Escape +odeso$ution Enhance )C,# =eapon Mount# (e$f estruct# ardpoints )2 per =in&, # ombat omputer

ultipliers

En"ironmenta$s )(pace# e-entr# esert,# ?erniers ) Main God# 2 each He&,# ?ariab$e 4i&hter# <utopi$ot

(emi-monocoue

)F411% Thun$erboltC-STF 12 +AvailabilityF 2010 to 205

K Two seat "ersion with backup contro$s and recordin& suite used for trainin&.K <$so referred to as ?T-.

)F418A Ni!htmareC-ST6 8 +AvailabilityF 2015 to 20S

&'GT6

7.57 ft )5.7 m, in so$dier

confi&uration.

10.1 ft )8.8 m, in &erwa$k

confi&uration.

6.7 ft )5.16 m, in fi&hter

confi&uration.2'%T6

20.81 ft ).5 m, at shou$ders in so$dier confi&uration.

66.52 ft )2.22 m, in &erwa$k or fi&hter confi&uration with win&s at maCimum eCtension.3&NGT6

2.50 ft )1.8 m, in so$dier confi&uration.

.2 ft )2.75 m, in &erwa$k confi&uration.

50.02 ft )5.1 m, in fi&hter confi&uration.2&'GT6



8#000 k&

o$e ) 3an$ A Fly A

Gattroid -0 )100m/round, 8 )250m/round,

!erwa$k - 1 )50m/round, 61.5 )165m/round,4i&hter -2 0 87 )800m/round,

aneuver +ool 11


Main God ( 0 0 (/< 5 5

ead (T 1 1 M(/<

i&ht <rm M( 5 5 M(/< Heft <rm M( 5 5 M(/<

i&ht He& ( (/< 5 5

Heft He& ( (/< 5 5

i&ht =in& (T 1 1 M(/<

Heft =in& (T 1 1 M(/<


Thruster i&ht He& 2.5Thruster Heft He& 2.5


H $ass ead 1 20 km 700 km

Gackup Torso 2 km 10 km



6-barre$ !! anded D 2 - G?6# <$$ +urpose

<mmo 0 <+<mmo 0 <+

(ma$$ Haser Torso 2D 25 2 U G?# Hinked

(ma$$ Haser Torso 2D 25 2 U G?# HinkedHar&e Haser i&ht <rm 1D 2 1 U G?1# Hinked

Har&e Haser i&ht <rm 1D 2 1 U G?1# Hinked

Missi$e Hauncher i&ht <rm 5D 2 M?# Hinked

Missi$e Hauncher i&ht <rm 5D 2 M?# Hinked

Missi$e Hauncher Heft <rm 5D 2 M?# HinkedMissi$e Hauncher Heft <rm 5D 2 M?# Hinked

-ptional Systems

Hiftwire# <nti-theft ode$ock# Ni&htsi&ht# (pot$i&ht# (tora&e Modu$e# Escape +od

(e$f estruct# =eapon Ga ) each $e&# 2 (paces worth,# ombat omputer# eso$ution Enhance )12C,

ultipliers

En"ironmenta$s )(pace# e-entr# esert,# ?erniers ) Main God# 2 each He&,# ?ariab$e 4i&hter Transatmospheric <bi$it# +assi"e (tea$th# <utopi$ot# 9"erchar&ed En&ines# (emi-monocoue



NotesF

Har&e bore $asers are concea$ed in the forearms and can fire out the front or back )e$bow,.!at$in& &un cannot be fired in &erwa$k mode.

)F418C Ni!htmareC-ST6 81 +

AvailabilityF 2015 to 20S

K Up&raded "ersion with enhanced a"ionics.

K <dd <E 11.

)F418% Ni!htmareC-ST6 87 +AvailabilityF 2015 to 20S

K Up&rade of ?4-6 to inc$ude head $asers

K <dd two head $asers


<nti-<ir Haser ead 2D 2 2 U +ha$anC ?ariab$e# Hinked

"95: Up!ra$e

<dd the fo$$owin& and increase cost to 15 +

M( $ass# eacti"e (hie$d# < 0# (+ 7# D dama&e offensi"e

)F418S Ni!htmareC-ST6 06 +AvailabilityF 2015 to 20S

K ommand mode$ with four head $asers"95: Up!ra$e

<dd the fo$$owin& and increase cost to 620 +


)F418T Ni!htmareC-ST6 88 +

AvailabilityF 2015 to 20S

K Two seat "ersion of ?4-6 with backup contro$s and recordin& suite used for trainin&.

)F4181 Ni!htmare +lusC-ST6 76 + )20. + for $oaded M-6@ 81. + for missi$es,

AvailabilityF 2050

&'GT6 7.57 ft )5.7 m, in so$dier confi&uration.


6.7 ft )5.16 m, in fi&hter confi&uration.2'%T6




66.52 ft )2.22 m, in &erwa$k or fi&hter confi&uration with

win&s at maCimum eCtension.3&NGT6

2.50 ft )1.8 m, in so$dier confi&uration.)5.5 m, in &erwa$k confi&uration.

50.0 ft )5.5 m, in fi&hter confi&uration.2&'GT6

2#50 k&

o$e ) 3an$ A Fly A

Gattroid -0 )100m/round, 8 )250m/round,

!erwa$k - 1 )50m/round, 61.5 )165m/round,4i&hter -2 0 87 )800m/round,

aneuver +ool 6


Main God ( 0 1 (/< 5 5

ead (T 1 M(/<

i&ht <rm M( 5 M(/< Heft <rm M( 5 M(/<

i&ht He& M( 5 M(/< Heft He& M( 5 M(/<

i&ht =in& (T 1 (T/< 1 1

Heft =in& (T 1 (T/< 1 1


Thruster i&ht He& 2.5

Thruster Heft He& 2.5






(ma$$ Haser Torso 2D 25 2 U G?# Hinked

(ma$$ Haser Torso 2D 25 2 U G?# Hinked<nti-<ir Haser ead 2D 2 2 U +ha$anC ?ariab$e# Hinked

<nti-<ir Haser ead 2D 2 2 U +ha$anC ?ariab$e# Hinked

M-6 !un -anded D 2 - G?6# <$$ +urpose

<mmo 0 <+

Missi$e Hauncher i&ht <rm 5D 2 7 M?# Hinked

Missi$e Hauncher Heft <rm 5D 2 7 M?# Hinked

Shiel$M( $ass# eacti"e (hie$d# < 0# (+ 7# D dama&e offensi"e

-ptional Systems

Hiftwire# <nti-theft ode$ock# Ni&htsi&ht# (pot$i&ht# (tora&e Modu$e# Escape +od# 4$are/haff )20/20,

(e$f estruct# =eapon Ga ) each $e&# 2 (paces worth,# ombat omputer# eso$ution Enhance )12C,

=in& ardpoints )1 per win&,

ultipliers

En"ironmenta$s )(pace# e-entr# esert,# ?erniers ) Main God# 2 each He&,# ?ariab$e 4i&hter



Transatmospheric <bi$it# <utopi$ot# 9"erchar&ed En&ines# (emi-monocoue# <cti"e (tea$th

Notes6 ?4-6 redesi&ned to be more easi$ mass-produced to be cost effecti"e as a main$ine &enera$

purpose fi&hter.

)F41;A &<caliburC-ST6 880 +

<"ai$abi$itF 20 to 20SS

&'GT6


26.2 ft )7.52 m, in &erwa$k confi&uration.1. ft ).8 m, in fi&hter confi&uration.

2'%T6


1.26 ft )1.52 m, in &erwa$k or fi&hter confi&uration with win&s at maCimum eCtension.

3&NGT6

.6 ft ).1 m, in so$dier confi&uration.

.15 ft )2.81 m, in &erwa$k confi&uration.58.06 ft )7.6 m, in fi&hter confi&uration.

2&'GT6

7#550 k& empt. MaCimum takeoff wei&ht in an atmosphere is 17#17 k&# and maCimum wei&ht in

space with optiona$ fo$d booster is 6#70 k& )wei&hts beond that eCceed theoretica$ safe $imit for

fo$d booster,.

o$e ) 3an$ A Fly A Space Fly A Atmosphere

Gattroid 7 )00m/round, 6 )1600m/round, )1200m/round,

!erwa$k -0 )200m/round, )5550m/round, 8 )700m/round,

4i&hter - 0 7 )600m/round, 27 )00 m/round,

aneuver +ool 6


Main God ( 0 0 M=/<

ead M( M(/<

i&ht <rm M( 5 5 M(/<

Heft <rm M( 5 5 M(/<

i&ht He& ( M(/< Heft He& ( M(/<

i&ht =in& M( M(/<

Heft =in& M( M(/<


Thruster i&ht He& 16

Thruster Heft He& 16




H $ass ead 1 20 km 700km




!U-5 !unpod anded 2D 2 2 2 - G?# <$$ +urpose<mmo 0 <+# Tracer

<mmo 0 <+# Tracer

Mau$er EG-10 ead 2D 2 2 U G?1# ear 4ire on$

Mau$er EG-21 i&ht =in& 2D 2 2 U G?1# Hinked

Mau$er EG-21 Heft =in& 2D 2 2 U G?1# Hinked

Missi$e +a$$et i&ht He& 1D 12 5 2 M?# HinkedMissi$e +a$$et Heft He& 1D 12 5 2 M?# Hinked

Shiel$

M= $ass# Geta armor ) ,# < *2# (+ 8# 2 binder s$ots for ammo c$ips# Heft <rm mounted


-ptional Systems

Hiftwire# <nti-theft ode$ock# Ni&htsi&ht# (pot$i&ht# (tora&e Modu$e# Escape +od(e$f estruct# ombat omputer# Tar&et <na$'er# eso$ution Enhance )C,

ardpoints )2 on Main God# 2 per =in&,

ultipliers

En"ironmenta$s )<rctic# esert,# ?erniers ) Main God# 2 each He&,# ?ariab$e 4i&hter

Transatmospheric <bi$it# <utopi$ot# <cti"e (tea$th# <E 6# ?irtua$ ontro$s# (emi-monocoue

NotesF The ?4-8< has forward canard win&s for optimi'ation in an atmosphere )-2 M? in space,.

The interna$ missi$e pa$$et can a$so use the MMM.

ue to the air intake sstem of the en&ines# the ?4-8>s speed is $imited whi$e in an atmosphere.?4-8< does not ha"e space or reentr protection.

)F41;F &<caliburC-ST6 205 +

<"ai$abi$itF 20 to 20SSK Mode$ refitted for space use.

K <dd space and reentr en"ironmenta$s.K emo"es forward canard win&s and rep$aces with "erniers.



)F41;S &<caliburC-ST6 21 +


K ommand mode$ of ?4-84 with enhanced en&ines and additiona$ head $asers.

K <dd four sma$$er head $asers with the fo$$owin& profi$eF


<nti-<ir Haser ead D 2 U G?2# +ha$anC ?ariab$e# HinkedK Increase f$i&ht speed in space toFo$e Fly A Space

Gattroid 6 )1700m/round,!erwa$k )5600m/round,

4i&hter 52 )600m/round,

)F4""S Sturmvo!el ''C-ST6 221 + )865.8 for 2C !?-6H and 7C MM@ concea$ed ba pa$oad not inc$uded,


&'GT6


25.87 ft )7.2 m, in &erwa$k confi&uration.2.81 ft ).0 m, in fi&hter confi&uration.

2'%T6

22.2 ft ).8 m, at shou$ders in so$dierconfi&uration.

8.5 ft )5.1 m, in &erwa$k or fi&hter

confi&uration with win&s at maCimum eCtension.3&NGT6

1.5 ft ).21 m, in so$dier confi&uration.

5.5 ft ). m, in &erwa$k confi&uration.

2.67 ft )8.2 m, in fi&hter confi&uration.

2&'GT6 8#10 k& empt. MaCimum takeoff wei&ht in an

atmosphere is 18#206 k&# and maCimum wei&htin space with optiona$ fo$d booster is 7#105 k&

)wei&hts beond that eCceed theoretica$ safe

$imit for fo$d booster,.

o$e ) 3an$ A Fly A Space Fly A Atmosphere

Gattroid 7 )00m/round, 5 )2700m/round, 15 )650m/round,

!erwa$k -0 )200m/round, 7 )200m/round, 52.5 )225m/round,

4i&hter - 0 2 )500m/round, 60 )1500 m/round,

aneuver +ool 200

Servo Class 7ills Spaces Armor S+ 7illsMain God ( 0 1 M=/< ead M( 5 M(/<

i&ht <rm M( 5 M(/< Heft <rm M( 5 M(/<

i&ht He& ( 6 M(/<

Heft He& ( 6 M(/<

i&ht =in& M( 5 M(/<

Heft =in& M( 5 M(/<




Thruster Torso 26

Thruster Torso 26





ands <rms 2D Me$ee U Ruick# and

<nti-<ir Haser ead 2D 2 2 2 U G?1# +ha$anC ?ariab$e

+u$se Haser i&ht <rm 2D 2 2 2 U G?2# Hinked

+u$se Haser Heft <rm 2D 2 2 2 U G?2# HinkedMissi$e ack i&ht =in& 1D 12 2 2 2 M?# Hinked

Missi$e ack i&ht =in& 1D 12 2 2 2 M?# Hinked

Missi$e ack Heft =in& 1D 12 2 2 2 M?# Hinked

Missi$e ack Heft =in& 1D 12 2 2 2 M?# Hinked

!?-6H !un anded D 2 1 1 - G?5# <$$ purpose

<mmo 70 <+# Tracer

!?-6H !un anded D 2 1 1 - G?5# <$$ purpose

<mmo 70 <+# Tracer oncea$ed Ga Torso

oncea$ed Ga Torso K oncea$ed bas carr 2 MM# (M# 2 IM or HM

Shiel$

M( $ass# Geta <rmor ) ,# < *# (+ 5# i&ht <rm mounted

M( $ass# Geta <rmor ) ,# < *# (+ 5# Heft <rm mounted


-ptional Systems

Hiftwire# <nti-theft ode$ock# (pot$i&ht# (tora&e Modu$e# Escape +od

(e$f estruct# ombat omputer# Tar&et <na$'er# M e$met isp$a# ardpoints )2 per =in&,

=ide (pectrum (ensors )reso$ution enhance 12C# infrared# therma$ optics# ni&ht"ision# u$tra"io$et,

ultipliers

En"ironmenta$s )(pace# e-entr# esert,# ?erniers )1 Main God# each He&,# ?ariab$e 4i&hter

Transatmospheric <bi$it# <utopi$ot# <cti"e (tea$th# <E 00# (emi-monocoue

Ma$$eab$e =in& (stem



NotesF

The win& missi$e $aunchers can a$so use the MMM missi$es.

ue to the air intake sstem of the en&ines# the ?4-22>s speed is $imited whi$e in an atmosphere.

The ?4-22 can :ettison it>s arms/$e&s when needed )reduce wei&ht to 7#000 k&# $ose shie$ds/pu$se $asers,.

<rm pu$se $asers are concea$ed in the forearms and can fire out the front or back )e$bow,.

)A,4"% 2raithC-ST6 765 + L5. for 8 (MAvailabilityF 202 to 20SS

&'GT6

61. ft )22.85 m, in so$dier confi&uration.


.02 ft )1. m, in fi&hter confi&uration.2'%T6

50.72 ft )5.77 m, at shou$ders in so$dier confi&uration.

2.00 ft )16.7 m, in &erwa$k or fi&hter confi&uration with win&s at maCimum eCtension.

3&NGT6 12.00 ft )0.00 m, in so$dier confi&uration.

.5 ft ).5 m, in &erwa$k confi&uration.57.7 ft )7.7 m, in fi&hter confi&uration.2&'GT6

22#00 k& )empt,

o$e ) 3an$ A Fly A

Gattroid -0 )100m/round, 5 )2250m/round,!erwa$k - 1 )50m/round, 55.5 )2665m/round,

4i&hter -2 0 6 )1600m/round,

aneuver +ool 11


Main God ( 0 1 M(

ead (T 1 M(

i&ht <rm M( 5 M(

Heft <rm M( 5 M( i&ht He& ( 7 M(

Heft He& ( 7 M(

i&ht =in& (T 1 (T 1 1

Heft =in& (T 1 (T 1 1

i&ht +od M( 0 M(

Heft +od M( 0 M(

Thrusters 3ocation A Notes

Thruster i&ht +od 8.25

Thruster i&ht +od 8.25

Thruster Heft +od 8.25Thruster Heft +od 8.25

Gooster i&ht +od Gattroid 9n$

Gooster Heft +od Gattroid 9n$


( $ass ead 2 km 100 km






+u$se Haser i&ht <rm 2D 2 2 U G?# Hinked

+u$se Haser Heft <rm 2D 2 2 U G?# Hinked

EG-10! Haser ead 2D 2 2 U G?1# +ha$anC ?ariab$e(hou$der Missi$e i&ht <rm 5D 11 M?# Hinked

(hou$der Missi$e Heft <rm 5D 11 M?# HinkedGod Missi$e Torso 5D 5 5 M?# Hinked

God Missi$e Torso 5D 5 5 M?# Hinked

otar Missi$e Torso ross$inked

otar Missi$e Torso ross$inked

<mmo Torso 1D 12 20 00 M?

Shiel$


-ptional Systems

Hiftwire# <nti-theft ode$ock# Ni&htsi&ht# (pot$i&ht# (tora&e Modu$e# Escape +od# eso$ution Enhance )7C,

(e$f estruct# ombat omputer# ardpoints ) on Torso# 1 each =in&,

ultipliers

En"ironmenta$s )(pace# e-entr# esert,# ?erniers )2 Main God# each <rm/He&# 2 each +od,

?ariab$e 4i&hter# ?irtua$ ontro$s# (emi-monocoueTransatmospheric <bi$it# ea" drau$ics# 9"erchar&ed En&ine# <utopi$ot# +assi"e (tea$th

NotesF

Goth rotar missi$e $aunchers share the same missi$e pa$oad bin.

Mau$er EG-10! head mounted $aser on$ has rear firin& arc.

A%#49*4k ''' Cheyenne ''C-STF 677 + )20 + for +G!-2# 0 + for f$amethrowers# + for sa$ute &uns@ 27. + formissi$es,

AvailabilityF 2050>s LV

&'GT6

8.76m2'%T6

V

3&NGT6 V

2&'GT6

V

o$e ) 3an$ A Fly A

estroid -2 5 )250m/round, 0



o$$ers 0 )500m/round,

aneuver +ool 0


Main God M 20 MH/< 6 6

i&ht <rm M( 5 (/< 5 5Heft <rm M( 5 (/< 5 5

i&ht He& M( 5 (/< 5 5

Heft He& M( 5 (/< 5 5

+od (H 2 (T/< 1 1


None


H $ass Torso 2 20 km 700 km



-barre$ &at$in& i&ht <rm 2D 2 2 G?# <$$ +urpose# Hinked-barre$ &at$in& Heft <rm 2D 2 2 G?# <$$ +urpose# Hinked

ocket +ack i&ht <rm 6D 200 2 Hinkedocket +ack Heft <rm 6D 200 2 Hinked

Hi&ht M! Torso D 2 - G?1# <nti-+ersonne$

<mmo 25

+G!-6 <rmsK 2D 65 2 U =armup

4$amethrower <rms K 2D 2 20 Incendiar# <nti-+erson

(a$ute !uns <rmsK 2d0( 0 2 20

K The heenne II can mount one of these options at a time. The are a$was mounted in matched pairs

and are considered cross$inked. The sa$ute &uns can inf$ict 2d0 stun to human-si'ed tar&ets if the &et inthe wa.

-ptional SystemsHiftwire# <nti-theft ode$ock# Ni&htsi&ht# (pot$i&ht# (tora&e Modu$e# Escape +od# =eapon Mount )arms,

(e$f estruct# ombat omputer# Ma&netic 4oot Hocks# %ip o$$ers

ultipliers

En"ironmenta$s )<rctic# (pace# esert,# ?erniers ) Main God# each He&# each <rm,ea" drau$ics# (emi-Monocoue



NotesF The heenne II has specia$ hardpoints on the arms to a$$ow different weapon options.

%esi!n NotesF !i"en that this is a $ate era mode$# it wou$d make some sense that it wou$d ha"e somesstems found in "ariab$e fi&hters# such as a pinpoint barrier and ho$o&raphic cockpit. owe"er# the anime

and officia$ notes &i"e no mention of this.

=uea$lunn4#eaC-STF 005 + )2. + for missi$es,

AvailabilityF 205S

&'GT6 .65m

2'%T6

7.

3&NGT6 0.7m

2&'GT6

12#500 k&

o$e ) 3an$ A Fly A

+ower <rmor -2 6 )150m/round, 6 )1600m/round,

aneuver +ool 200


Main God ( 0 5 (/< 5 5

i&ht <rm M( 5 (/< 5 5

Heft <rm M( 5 (/< 5 5

i&ht He& M( 5 (/< 5 5Heft He& M( 5 (/< 5 5

i&ht +od ( 0 (/< 5 5

Heft +od ( 0 (/< 5 5


Thruster i&ht +od 16

Thruster Heft +od 16




H ead 2 20 km 700 km




Impact annon Torso 1D 2 2 U HinkedImpact annon Torso 1D 2 2 U Hinked

Tri-barre$ Haser i&ht <rm 2D 2 2 U G?1# <$$ +urpose# Hinked

Tri-barre$ Haser Heft <rm 2D 2 2 U G?1# <$$ +urpose# Hinked

Missi$e ack i&ht +od 2D 12 2 2 M?# ross$inked

Missi$e ack Heft +od 2D 12 2 2 M?# ross$inked

Missi$e ack i&ht He& 2D 12 2 2 2 M?# ross$inkedMissi$e ack Heft He& 2D 12 2 2 2 M?# ross$inked

+G!-E Heft +od 0D 65 0 U =armup

-ptional Systems

Ni&htsi&ht# (pot$i&ht# ombat omputer# (e$f estruct# (tora&e Modu$e# =eapon Mount )$eft pod,

ultipliers

En"ironmenta$s )(pace,# ?erniers )5 each +od# 2 each He&# Torso,# Monocoueef$eC ontro$s# (uperchar&ed En&ines# <E 00

NotesF The impact cannons a$was fire to&ether un$ess one is destroed.

Chapter > – UN ilitary Capital Ships ? FleetsThis section inc$udes a$$ of the capita$ ships current$ in ser"ice b the UN (pac.

Most of the capita$ ships fa$$ into one of two cate&oriesF warships and co$on ships.

=arships inc$ude a$$ mi$itar "esse$s# tpica$$ carrin& ?4 suadrons and/or armed withmu$tip$e hea" weapons sstems. The co$on ships inc$ude a$$ of the supersi'ed f$eet

ships desi&ned to carr co$onists or resources throu&h deep space.

o$on ships do not ha"e man weapon sstems if an at a$$# but usua$$ carr ahandfu$ of "ariab$e fi&hters for c$ose defense# re$in& on the warships to protect them.

<nother feature of most co$on ships is the dockin& port for one of the <rk oa$ c$ass

escort batt$e carriers# or one of the stea$th fri&ates at minimum. The mi$itar ship attached

to a co$on ship ser"es as the ship>s main administration# a$$owin& the $ar&er "esse$>ssensors to be tied into the brid&e of the sma$$er mi$itar ship.

%entran and Me$tran "esse$s that were rebui$t and brou&ht into the UN f$eet saw

se"era$ much-needed up&rades# inc$udin& better armor# I( units and mecha repairstations in the han&ers. (uch "esse$s rebui$t to accommodate microni'ed crew wou$d

ha"e man of the decks and wasted space refitted for the new crew and man human

A$uCuriesB such as recreation rooms and indi"idua$ crew uarters for officers. Tpica$$ a

"esse$ refitted for miCed crew sees a 50/50 miC# a$thou&h some "esse$s wished to remain00 macroni'ed.

(ourcebook * Tech Manua$ wi$$ ha"e detai$s for ear$ier capita$ ships.

,ri$!e Structure

The brid&es of a$$ UN capita$ ships# inc$udin& rebui$t %entraedi "esse$s# use the

same $aout and contro$ structure to make it eas for brid&e crew to function at fu$$



capabi$it re&ard$ess of the ship the are current$ on. The brid&e crew consists of siC or

more personne$# with eCamp$es based from the Macross crew# as fo$$owsF

aptain )Gruno ;. !$oba$, * The captain is the o"era$$ commander of a ship# and isresponsib$e for the we$$ bein& of his ship and crew. The captain has fina$ word on his

ship.

hief =eaponr 9fficer 3 Na"i&ator )$audia Ha (a$$e, * This officer is in char&e ofna"i&atin& the ship as we$$ as operatin& the ships weapon sstems@ not as hard as it seems

with the he$p of the combat computer.

<ir !roup hief Tactica$ 9fficer )Misa aase, * This officer is char&ed withsuper"isin& the ship>s mecha comp$iment and ad:ustin& batt$e p$ans as needed to match

enem mo"ements. This officer ser"es as the ship>s 4irst 9fficer# commandin& the ship

in the absence of the ship captain.

ommunications 9fficer )?anessa Haird, * This He"e$ 9perator is assi&ned the dut ofmaintainin& f$eet and $on&-ran&e communications outside the ship as we$$ as decipherin&

the information brou&ht in b the ship>s sensors.

i&ht 4orward Grid&e 9perator )(hamm Mi$$iome, * This He"e$ 9perator is assi&ned

to coordinate the ship>s mecha durin& batt$e b re$ain& orders from the chief tactica$officer. 9n some "esse$s# this station is a$so responsib$e for the pinpoint barrier defense.

Heft 4orward Grid&e 9perator )Dim Dabiro", * This He"e$ 9perator ser"es as shipadministration# takin& reports from within the ship and re$ain& them to the captain or

other appropriate officer or di"ision. Essentia$$ this officer is the brid&e crew eoman#

but is necessar for smooth operation of the ship.+inpoint Garrier 9perator )Mei, * This is &roup of four He"e$ 9perators who operate in

a subsection near the brid&e. These operators are dedicated to usin& the pinpoint barrier

sstem to defend the ship )one barrier shie$d each,. (ma$$er ships# as we$$ as the ear$ier

ones# see this station combined with the i&ht 4orward 9perator station. In some of the$ater ships# the pinpoint barrier sstem is computer contro$$ed for better response time and

accurac# with the i&ht 4orward 9perator simp$ monitorin& the sstem for errors or to

o"erride protection priorities.

+G! !a$s at work The New Macross arrier# Gatt$e 6 )Macross 6 f$eet, was modified to a$$ow

macroni'ed ad"isor ECsedo$ to put his head up into the brid&e whi$e standin& in a $ower



deck. (ome of the sma$$er "esse$s wi$$ ha"e fewer brid&e crew# with some of the crew

operatin& mu$tip$e stations.

Ship Namin! Conventions

UN (pac ships fo$$ow a set namin& con"ention to identif their ships. 4or

instance# a rebui$t Me$tran &unship named the e$ios wi$$ be desi&nated somethin& $ike%?-7 e$ios. UN "esse$s can a$so simp$ be $abe$ed as UN( )United Nations (hip, or

UE( )United Earth (hip, before the end of (pace =ar I.

?( * arrier ?esse$ (ubmer&ib$e# used for +rometheus $ass arriers

(H? * (upersi'ed Handin& ?esse$# used for aede$us $ass Handin& ?esse$s

? * arrier ?esse$# used for <rk oa$ Escort arriers

! * !uided Missi$e ruiser# used for aruna (tea$th ruisers? * ?ariab$e arrier ?esse$# used for (entine$ arriers

44! * !uided Missi$e 4ri&ate# used for $emenceau and Northampton (tea$th 4ri&ates

%? * %entraedi ?esse$# app$ied to a$$ refitted %entran and Me$tran capita$ ships

(< * (uper imensiona$ <ircraft arrier# used for New Macross Gatt$e arriers thatare not attached to a co$on ship )on$ 20 in ser"ice in 205,

T( * Trainin& (hip# app$ied to Ge&inhi$$ Trainin& (hips

4rom the time of ==II# there ha"e been certain namin& traditions within the o$d

U( Na" for the namin& of their ships. This practice has been maintained b the NewUnit !o"ernment for the namin& of their na"a$ and space na"a$ ships as homa&e to

tradition. <$$ Me&aroad and Macross co$on ships bear the name of their c$ass# as do the

i"iera and Einstein "esse$s@ thus ou ha"e Macross 6 or i"iera 6.

? 3 (< * presidents# famous na"a$ ships# famous batt$es/sites of a"iation histor? 3 ! * distin&uished indi"idua$s# famous batt$es

44! * distin&uished UN personne$

T( * we$$ known mi$itar insti$$ations?( 3 (H? * !reek deities

%? * ce$estia$ bodies

2arshipsF <rk oa$ Escort arrier# Northampton (tea$th 4ri&ate# $emenceau (tea$th

arrier# (entine$ (tea$th arrier# efitted %entraedi/Me$trandi (hips# New Macross Gatt$e

arrier# aede$us Handin& ?esse$# +rometheus (emi-submersib$e <ircraft arrier

Colony ShipsF Macross o$on (hip# Ge&inhi$$ Trainin& (hip# (unnf$ower <&ricu$tura$+$atform# Einstein esearch (hip# i"iera Marine esearch (hip# Mark Twain esort

(hip# ea"en emeter (hip# o$$wood <musement (hip# Three (tar Mobi$e

Manufacturin& +$atform# Iowa +ro"isions (upp$ (hip

Ark #oyal Class &scort ,attle Carrier

The <rk oa$ is one of the more numerous f$eet "esse$s# with one attached tomost co$on ships as a contro$ center and to pro"ide protection. Each <rk oa$ carries

a$most 00 ?4 mecha and a$so has se"era$ weapon sstems inc$udin& cruise missi$e

$aunchers# intermediate-ran&e missi$e batteries and retractab$e $aser turrets simi$ar to

those of the o$d-st$e %entraedi "esse$s.



Automate$ Factory Satellite

In 9ctober 20 at the su&&estion of ?r$itwhai Dridanik# the UN (pac made asurprise attack a&ainst the %entraedi contro$$ed factor sate$$ite# with the intent of sei'in&

it from them and usin& it to bui$d up Earths defenses a&ainst possib$e further attacks from

ro&ue %entraedi or Me$trandi forces. Usin& a cu$ture shock attack a&ainst the sate$$ite>screw and defenses# with MaC ;enius and Miria 4a$$na ;enius breachin& the hu$$ of the

sate$$ite so as to brin& the cu$ture attack direct$ to the crew inside b eCposin& them to

their dau&hter Domiria Maria 4a$$na ;enius# the 4actor (ate$$ite fe$$ uick$ to the UN4orces. 4o$din& it back to the (o$ (stem# the fo$ded it into the Ha&ran&e point between

Earth and the moon pro"idin& an eCce$$ent defensi"e position.

The factor has been repaired and refitted to bui$d current UN mecha and capita$

ships as we$$ as hostin& an entire cit in the upper portion. It is here that man %entraediand Me$trandi who cannot ad:ust to Earth>s cu$ture prefer to $i"e and work# with

approCimate$ 60 of the workforce bein& macroni'ed %entraedi. The sate$$ite has been

euipped with more dockin& ports# weapons and is a$so protected b a fu$$ three UN

f$eets for additiona$ protection.G 205S# the NUN( &o"ernment has sei'ed at $east one do'en of these automated

factor sate$$ites. 9ne is stated to be at the Ha&ran&e point around Eden. 9ther than thisone and the one taken in 20 and stationed at earth# it is not stated where the remainin&

ones are.

,e!inhill ilitary Trainin! Ship

The Ge&inhi$$ is desi&ned to train new mi$itar personne$ whi$e en route to a

co$on. < tpica$ mi$itar cadets career be&ins with a ri&orous -week basic trainin&

course# fo$$owed b specia$i'ation courses that can take anwhere from months to ears dependin& on the cadets position. In wartime the time it takes to train new recruits

can be reduced up to 50# thou&h such acce$erated courses are much more stressfu$ on

the cadets than the standard ones. Ge&inhi$$ "esse$s can train recruits for an UN (pacmi$itar profession# from foot so$dier to ?4 pi$ot. <$$ mi$itar personne$ are reuired to

spend 2 weeks per ear takin& c$asses to $earn an new techniues and information the

need.The Ge&inhi$$ a$so possesses powerfu$ EM and communications suites# and

can act as a f$eet command "esse$ shou$d a co$on f$eet $ose their New Macross $ass

Gatt$e arrier. ue to the importance and mi$itar sensiti"it of this ship# each Ge&inhi$$

carries 7 suadrons of ?4 )8 mecha, and has an escort of 7-2 $emenceau or Northampton "esse$s in addition to the norma$ f$eet escort.

Clemenceau Class Stealth Carrier

The $emenceau is an up&raded "ersion of the o$d <M p$atform# rebui$t after

UN (pac $earned from (pace =ar I. It is the most common carrier in ser"ice# carrin&

0 suadrons of ?4 fi&hters. $emenceau fri&ates are usua$$ set to escort a co$on f$eet"esse$ that does not ha"e an <rk oa$ in case it becomes separated from the f$eet.



%ae$elus Semi4Submersible 3an$in! Ship

The aede$us was desi&ned as a submersib$e troop transport and sister ship to the

+rometheus. The aede$us can maintain a pro$on&ed di"e up to .7km )5.km crushin&depth# .2km cruisin& depth,. =hi$e the +rometheus was desi&ned primari$ as an aircraft

carrier# the aede$us was meant to carr destroids# tanks and other infantr units. The

aede$us has $ife support and supp$ies for a fu$$ crew comp$iment for up to 2 earsunderwater. The UN mi$itar is uite happ with the desi&n and has no p$ans to retire it.

Hike the +rometheus# the aede$us is a main part of the UN Na" and E4 as we$$ as

bein& used on co$onies.

&instein #esearch Ship

The Einstein esearch (hip works c$ose$ with the (unnf$ower and i"iera

"esse$s when determinin& if a p$anet is capab$e of supportin& a co$on. It a$so works withthe Three (tar Mobi$e Manufacturin& +$atform for desi&nin& new mecha sstems. The

Einstein has a dockin& port for an <rk oa$ arrier. The Einstein works with dan&erous

chemica$s and e$ements and has the most sub-compartmenta$i'ation of an co$on ship to

restrict dama&e and casua$ties in the e"ent of a toCic spi$$ or hu$$ breech. There is oneEinstein ship in each co$on f$eet.

Gala<y +atrol Ship

The !a$aC +atro$ (hip was desi&ned to act as a patro$ ship for off wor$d co$onies#

concentratin& primari$ on search and rescue and ustoms patro$s. The ship is basedupon the hu$$ of the (entine$ $ass (tea$th arriers but has none of the stea$th capabi$ities

of that "esse$# or "ariab$e fi&hter stora&e/han&er faci$ities. The ship is armed with a tri-

barre$ed $aser cannon mounted in the fore section of the ship and missi$e $aunchers for

defense purposes. It is a$so euipped with an ad"anced radar sstem as we$$ as anemer&enc read med$ab faci$it for rescue purposes and procedures. <s the are cheap

to produce and eas to maintain these "esse$s are common$ found protectin& the more

remote co$on wor$ds of the United Nations !o"ernment.

aruna Stealth Cruiser

esi&n and production be&innin& in 201 the aruna $ass ruisers are the oneof the first desi&n of the UN (pac to emer&e after (pace =ar II. Gui$t on the captured

factor sate$$ite the aruna cruisers are hea"i$ inf$uenced b %entraedi and Me$trandi

desi&ns# bein& somethin& of a miCture of st$es cu$minatin& in an o"era$$ aesthetica$$

p$easin& "esse$. The ship itse$f is hea"i$ armed with anti-warship missi$es# but it $acks$ar&e numbers of anti-warship cannons for offensi"e or defensi"e purposes# it does

howe"er ha"e three dua$ barre$ partic$e beam cannons to assist in the ships defense. The

aruna cruisers are not intended for hea" starship combat# and certain$ not intended to&o head to head with the enormous %entran and Me$tran batt$eships# it can howe"er

defend itse$f adeuate$ enou&h with the weapons it has. Its weapons are desi&ned for

defense# rather than offense# with the $ar&e numbers of anti-warship missi$e $aunchersseuestered in the booms on the side of the ship bein& the primar weapons sstem.



eaven Cemetery Ship

Man of the co$onists prefer to keep the tradition of burin& their dead# and each

co$on f$eet inc$udes one ea"en $ass emeter (hip. The ea"en ship is sma$$er thanmost other co$on ships# and cannot dock with an <rk oa$. Instead# the underside of

the ea"en ship has a dockin& mount for a Northampton $ass (tea$th 4ri&ate.

ollywoo$ Amusement Ship

This particu$ar co$on ship is of a spherica$ desi&n with a dockin& port for an <rk

oa$ Escort arrier. Each o$$wood (hip is di"ided into three sections. The topmostsection contains se"era$ amusement parks# arcades# restaurants# ? theatres# mo"ie

comp$eCes# and a$most an form of entertainment desired. The midd$e section contains

the powerp$ant# sstems contro$s and $i"in& uarters for the 200#000 permanent

residents. The $ower section contains a mu$titude of sound sta&es# recordin& studios# propstora&e# computer sets for 2 and 1 renderin& and a$$ other entertainment-re$ated needs.

The o$$wood a$so has a powerfu$ communications re$a for use with the !a$aC

Network.

'owa +rovisions Supply Ship

No data found. I presume the Iowa c$ass co$on "esse$ is $itt$e more than astorehouse of nuc$ear fue$ for the ships> reactors# raw materia$s# stored foodstuffs# hard to

manufacture parts# and surp$us euipment. (ince such a supp$ ship wou$d be "u$nerab$e

and necessar to a f$eet# each Iowa supp$ ship wou$d $ike$ ha"e an escort of 2 to $emenceau stea$th carriers.

across Colonial Ship

This is the main "esse$ of the co$on f$eet@ bein& a cit containin& 150#000co$onists. The Macross o$onia$ (hip has a dockin& port for a New Macross $ass Gatt$e

arrier as the command center of the entire f$eet. The Macross ship features a transparent

dome to a$$ow the co$onists to "iew space as the ni&ht sk# and a powerfu$ ho$o&raphicsstem on the interior of the protecti"e dome to create a datime sk effect to &i"e the

co$onists a da/ni&ht cc$e. The cit section is a $itt$e o"er 50 suare ki$ometers and ha"e

residentia$ sections# parks# shoppin& centers and most of the features found in permanentcities. <round the $ower perimeter up to fi"e additiona$ ApodsB can attach to pro"ide

additiona$ $i"in& space# parks and other $ast minute additions@ howe"er# these additions

are not protected b the protecti"e she$$. Man of these additions are simi$ar to the s$ums

of $ar&er cities. (ince 2010# there ha"e been Macross o$onia$ f$eets $aunched )as of205,.

ark Twain #iver ,oat )essel

The Mark Twain casino ship is one of the sma$$est of the f$eet# bein& on$ 100m

in $en&th and desi&ned to $ook $ike a c$assic ri"erboat. The Mark Twain has no weapons#

no dockin& port and no mecha comp$iment. This "esse$ pro"ides no commodities to thef$eet# and is nothin& beond a portab$e "ersion of Has ?e&as.



Neo Nupetiet )er!nit.s4bis

9n$ a handfu$ of these "esse$s sur"i"ed and were rebui$t after (pace =ar I. The

were refitted to accommodate micronian crew as we$$ as macronian crew. These behemoths retain their "ast arra of weapons and each one carries c$ose to fi"e thousand

mecha. The first Me&aroad co$onia$ f$eet was escorted b a few of these# and one was

part of the destroed Macross 5 co$onia$ f$eet. The Neo Nupetiet ?er&nit's-bis has theaddition of an eCterna$ dorsa$ brid&e to the fore with secondar brid&e to the aft and

additiona$ antennae inc$udin& two main dorsa$ antennae aft of brid&e and one main

"entra$ antenna.

New across ,attle Carrier

The New Macross arrier is an up&raded <rk oa$ arrier that was made to be

transformab$e $ike the ori&ina$ Macross# and is the on$ ship in the f$eet that is euippedwith a hea" partic$e beam cannon. Hike the <rk oa$# the New Macross carries o"er 12

suadrons of ?4 mecha and has se"era$ weapons sstems. < new feature found on the

<rk oa$ arrier is that the partic$e beam cannon is bui$t as a separate &unship that

becomes a Ahand he$dB &unpod-$ike weapon that can be dropped/e:ected in the e"ent ofan o"er$oad.

Northampton Class Stealth Fri!ate

The Northampton (tea$th 4ri&ate is current$ the most common warship in use b

the UN (pac f$eet. These "esse$s are desi&ned for a "ariet of different missions#inc$udin& escort# patro$s# reconnaissance# and front-$ine combat dut. The fri&ates are

fair$ cheap to bui$d and maintain compared to other warships such as the <rk oa$ and

New Macross batt$e carriers but sti$$ pro"ide amp$e firepower and protection# as we$$ as

the abi$it to carr fu$$ suadrons of ?4 mecha into combat. Northampton fri&ates area$so the sma$$est warships euipped with ad"anced EM and e$ectronic warfare sstems#

thus $eadin& to their desi&nation as stea$th fri&ates. The ships are a common part of e"er

UN (pac mi$itar and co$oni'ation f$eet# and are a$so assi&ned to most frontier co$onwor$ds in order to both pro"ide protection from pirates and other eCterna$ threats and to

keep order amon& the co$ons commercia$ shippin&. Northampton fri&ates were first

$aunched in 2027# and are sti$$ produced b most UN (pac shipards at a rate of se"era$do'en per ear.

Northampton Stealth Fri!ate @entrae$i )ariant

This is a basic Northampton with some features redesi&ned with a %entraedif$a"or# &i"in& it the more rounded Aor&anicB $ook of ori&ina$ %entraedi ships rather than

the an&u$ar diamond profi$e of the ori&ina$ Northampton. This was the main escort "esse$

of the Macross 5 co$onia$ f$eet.

+rometheus Semi4Submersible Attack Carrier

(ince their inception# <ircraft arriers ha"e ru$ed the seas. The +rometheus $ass(emi-(ubmersib$e <ttack <ircraft arrier is no eCception. The ?(-0 +rometheus# the

first of this c$ass had its kee$ $aid down ;une 7th 2001# was commissioned ecember of

2005# and $aunched 2st (eptember 2006. Uti$i'in& the new techno$o& deri"ed from the

in"esti&ations of the (4- the +rometheus was desi&ned with much &reater to$erance



and capabi$it than an pre"ious aircraft carrier. To this date# the UN has been "er

happ with the performance of the +rometheus and has no desire to rep$ace it. The

+rometheus a$so sees a &ood dea$ of use on co$on wor$ds. The +rometheus can di"e todepths of 2. km and remain underwater for up to months.

#iviera arine #esort )esselThe i"iera esort ?esse$ is one of the most ad"anced ci"i$ian "esse$s e"er

desi&ned for UN (pac co$on missions )outside of the (e) Macross cit "esse$s,. The

co$on ship is shaped $ike a &iant spira$ seashe$$ and contains an artificia$ oceansurrounded b o"er 0 km of simu$ated beachfront propert. The ocean pro"ides the

citi'ens of the co$on f$eet with a wide "ariet of water sports# inc$udin& swimmin&#

achtin&# surfin&# :et skiin&# and tro$$in&. <rtificia$$ &enerated wa"es of "arin&

stren&ths produce areas of shore$ine that are ca$m or chopp to suit the tastes of the"acationer# whi$e the $ife support sstems keep the temperature of the "esse$ at a p$easant

summer temperature with a refreshin& bree'e ro$$in& in off the water. The hote$s and

restaurants a$on& the shore$ine are re&arded as the most $uCurious in known space and are

eCtreme$ popu$ar amon& the co$onists.The i"iera a$so pro"ides an essentia$ function to the f$eet b producin& ke$p#

seaweed and "arious fish and seafood for the f$eet. Gecause of the strict en"ironmenta$reuirements of the simu$ated ocean and the sea $ife contained within it# i"iera "esse$s

ha"e eCtreme$ ad"anced and fau$t-to$erant $ife support sstems. The "esse$s are hi&h$

compartmenta$i'ed# and in the e"ent of a hu$$ breach or other dama&e $ar&e sections ofthe ship can be comp$ete$ sea$ed off to pre"ent $oss of en"ironmenta$ contro$ in the

intact areas. Each i"iera has an <rk oa$ Escort arrier docked to it.

S%F41 across

This is the ori&ina$ Inspection <rm Me$tran &unship that crashed on (outh <taria

Is$and in 888. The (4- was rebui$t and re"erse en&ineered o"er a period of a$most 0

ears# &i"in& humanit a &reat dea$ of o"ertechno$o& to fi&ht the %entraedi f$eet. <fterthe destruction of Goddo$e %er# the (4- was repaired and had a &ood portion of the

midsection rebui$t to be a command center for the new$ founded New Unit

!o"ernment stationed in <$aska.urin& the course of (pace =ar I# the (4- went throu&h se"era$ transitions.

=hen the (4- space fo$ded out to +$uto# the space fo$d &enerator was $ost and was

ne"er rep$aced. This caused the (4- to $ose a section of power conduits# forcin& the

crew to a$ter the ship into (torm <ttacker confi&uration# or AbattroidB form# to fire themain partic$e beam cannon. Hater# when the (4- crew finished rebui$din& the omni-

directiona$ barrier# it o"er$oaded# and from the $in&erin& effect the scientists aboard the

(4- were ab$e to de"e$op the ++G sstem.In 202 the (4- underwent a ma:or o"erhau$# inc$udin& the rep$acement of the

+rometheus and aede$us with a pair of <M carriers. The o"erhau$ a$so remo"ed the

makeshift +ha$anC torso mounts with a proper I(. The (4- has not beentransformed out of (torm <ttacker confi&uration since the end of (pace =ar I.

In 200# the (4- was taken o"er b ro&ue <I (haron <pp$e. =ith the aid of

Jan& Neumann# Isamu son was ab$e to eCp$oit a weak spot in the armor near the

communications arra on the brid&e and end her contro$ o"er Macross it )the weak



armor has been reinforced# and safe&uards ha"e been added to pre"ent another takeo"er

since then,.

In 205# the (4- is destroed b the Earth defense &rid when it was hi:acked bterrorists. <s shown in Macross 4rontier )2058,# the (4- is apparent$ rebui$t.

<$so as shown in Macross 4rontier# additiona$ Macross c$ass "esse$s were bui$t

and sent with other ear$ co$oni'ation f$eets as we$$ as some research f$eets.

Sentinel Stealth Attack Carrier

The (entine$ $ass arrier is the newest and sma$$est addition to the UN (pac4$eet# ha"in& on$ be&un to be produced recent$. <$thou&h this meter arrier is

desi&nated as a (tea$th <ttack arrier is certain$ not a front $ine combat "esse$ and is

desi&ned for (pecia$ 4orces and reconnaissance missions where its speed and stea$th are

paramount to the comp$etion of its mission. The (entine$ arrier carries on$ a sma$$comp$ement of ?ariab$e 4i&hters for reconnaissance purposes# or (pecia$ 4orces

missions. These fi&hters are a$was stea$th capab$e fi&hters# usua$$ ?4-8 ECca$ibur or

?4-22 (turm"o&e$# for (pecia$ 4orces assi&nments@ or ?4-6 Ni&htmares for f$eet

reconnaissance. 9n$ a handfu$ of these "esse$s ha"e been manufactured and assi&ned tospecia$ist units# howe"er the UN (pac p$ans to put more into production in the near

future.

Sunnyflower A!ricultural +latform

The (unnf$ower $ass <&ricu$tura$ +$atform is probab$ the second mostessentia$ part of the entire New Macross $ass o$on 4$eet. =here the i"iera "esse$s

pro"ide water# fish and recreationa$ faci$ities# the (unf$ower pro"ides the food for the

f$eets mi$$ion or more inhabitants. =ithout this essentia$ p$atform the entire 4$eet

wou$d star"e to death within a few short weeks. The interior of the (unf$ower p$atformresemb$es a &iant &reenhouse with "arious fruits and "e&etab$es &rowin& under the $i&ht

fi$terin& throu&h the semi-transparent ome. <nima$s are a$so kept within the confines of

the p$atform for manure and fresh meat purposes.The (unnf$ower has a docked $emenceau carrier for contro$ and protection. The

second $ine of defense is the shie$d sections that &i"e the <&ricu$tura$ +$atform its

name. In she$$ down mode the shie$d sections are down and cause the p$atform toresemb$e a sunf$ower# which the ship is named after. In the e"ent of an attack these

sections immediate$ and swift$ come up to co"er the semi-transparent dome of the

"esse$ to encase it in a shie$d of armored p$ates.

Three Star obile anufacturin! +latform

The $ower $e"e$s of the ship contain a comp$ete refiner that can eCtract a$$

necessar meta$s and raw materia$s from space debris such as asteroids and comets.These materia$s are then raised to the core of the starship# which contains a comp$ete

manufacturin& faci$it based on techno$o& reco"ered from the +rotocu$ture factor

sate$$ite captured b the UN (pac in 9ctober 20. The automated factor canmanufacture a$most an component# from miniaturi'ed microchips to comp$ete mecha.

The factor can e"en manufacture from scratch capita$ starships such as a New Macross

batt$e carrier. owe"er this process can take months dependin& on the comp$eCit of the

starship )a New Macross batt$e carrier wi$$ take a$most a ear to bui$d from scratch whi$e



uti$i'in& the comp$ete resources of the p$atform durin& that time,. The Three (tar faci$it

is of course capab$e of conductin& routine repair and maintenance on starships as we$$ to

pro$on& their acti"e $ifespan. < $ar&e beam is mounted from the rear of the ship whichser"es as a dr-dock for starship repair# refit# and construction. The Three (tar crew

comp$ement of the ship inc$udes a trained en&ineerin& staff of o"er #000 a$on& with the

most ad"anced <<M )computer-aided desi&n and manufacturin&, sstems a"ai$ab$eto the UN (pac. In addition Three (tars maintain constant contact with other co$on

missions as we$$ as UN (pac headuarters "ia the !a$aC Network communications net#

a$$owin& new desi&ns to be uick$ shared across the UN (pac f$eet as the arede"e$oped. This permits e"en the most distant co$on missions to keep up to their mecha

and euipment up to date.

The Three (tar can bui$d or repair up to 0#000 + worth of materia$s per week#

a$thou&h no more than #000 + ma be a$$otted to an sin&$e mecha or ship. Thus theThree (tar can bui$d se"era$ ?4- Thunderbo$ts# work repairs on a dama&ed

Northampton and a$so produce armor and weapons for infantr a$$ at once.

Capital Ships of the UN Government

Ark #oyal Class &scort CarrierC-ST6 665#862 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/Three (tar ea" Industries/UN (pac

&'GT6 V2'%T6 V

3&NGT6 75m2&'GT6 2#500#000 tons

C#&2F 78 officers# 78 crewmen# 167 ?4 pi$ots# 0 so$diers/securit

ull ClassF Me&aea"7'33SF 2200

A#-# F (+ 0S+AC&SF 22

AF 1 )Mach 1,

TurnF Crew Gra$eF < )d0,



System 7ills #an!e

M= ommunications 200 500 km

< (ensors 100 1000 km

2eapon Arc %G #an!e 2A 7ills +ayloa$

(trike Missi$e ), 4 600D #16#16 80 U

Each missi$e takes 25D to destro. G$ast 5# =arm up 2Hi&ht Haser )2, <$$ 50D 21#586 50 U

Missi$e Turret )2, <$$ 6D 200 50 U

Hon& an&e# G$ast 2# 4ires "o$$es of up to 0 per $auncher

I( <$$ 0D 1 -- U

echa/Shuttle Compliment

?4- 2

?4- 4u$$ <rmor 2-7 can be up&raded

?<-1 2

?4-6 1

K This ship has an additiona$ 2 ?4- in stora&e# and can be readied in a few hours notice.

-ptional Systems

(ubspace Mass (ensors# perspace ommunications <rra# Hife (upport )2#200 for 10 ears,+inpoint Garrier (stem )medium,# <nti&ra"it ri"e

,ays

MechaF 2 bas )20 capacit,

rewF ba )2#00 capacit,

ar&oF bas )050 ton capacit,

Medica$ GaF ba )2#00 capacit,

epair GaF ba )20 capacit,

ultipliers

En&ines M< 1 )C.,# (pace 4o$d !enerator )C.0,# rew !rade < )C.0,# +assi"e (tea$th )C0.2,

+ro!ramme6 esi&ned primari$ as an escort and command for the Macross $ass co$on ship. < few of

these "esse$s ha"e been used as f$a&ships for &a$aC patro$ f$eets.

NotesF The <rk oa$ is $isted with a wei&ht of 250#000 tons# which does not &i"e it enou&h spaces for

e"erthin&. If ou wish to use the officia$ wei&ht# mu$tip$ the ship>s cost b C.5 for makin& it wei&htefficient.

Notable Ships of Class6

*+-,, .raga )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / # docked to i"iera# destroed 20 b

+rotode"i$n,

*+-,0 Brampton )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / # docked to o$$wood,

*+-,12 Aberdeen )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / # docked to Ge&inhi$$,

*+-,1/ 3e4lavik )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / # docked to Einstein,



*+#-/2 ahrion )part of Macross 4rontier f$eet,

*+#-// +elag%l4 )part of Macross 4rontier f$eet,

*+#-0/ Rakayo% )part of Macross 4rontier f$eet,

*+#-/01 +andegli4t )part of Macross 4rontier f$eet,

Megellan )part of Macross 4rontier f$eet, 3eiga )part of Macross 4rontier f$eet,

Ark #oyal Class Special Forces CarrierC-ST6 02#187 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/Three (tar ea" Industries/UN (pac

&'GT6 V2'%T6 V

3&NGT6 75m2&'GT6 2#500#000 tons

C#&2F 78 officers# 78 crewmen# 167 ?4 pi$ots# 0 so$diers/securit

ull ClassF Me&aea"7'33SF 2200A#-# F (+ 0S+AC&SF 22

AF 1 )Mach 1,


System 7ills #an!e


< (ensors 100 1000 km


(trike Missi$e ), 4 600D #16#16 80 U

Each missi$e takes 25D to destro. G$ast 5# =arm up 2Hi&ht Haser )7, <$$ 50D 21#586 50 UMissi$e Turret )7, <$$ 6D 200 50 U


I( <$$ 0D 1 -- U


?4- 2

?4- 4u$$ <rmor 2-7 can be up&raded



?<-1 2

?4-6 1

?4-8 2

?G-

K This ship has an additiona$ 2 ?4- in stora&e# and can be readied in a few hours notice.

-ptional Systems

(ubspace Mass (ensors# perspace ommunications <rra# Hife (upport )2#200 for 10 ears,

+inpoint Garrier (stem )medium,# <nti&ra"it ri"e

,ays


rewF ba )2#00 capacit,ar&oF bas )050 ton capacit,



ultipliers

En&ines M< 1 )C.,# (pace 4o$d !enerator )C.0,# rew !rade <

)C.0,# +assi"e (tea$th )C0.2,

+ro!ramme6 The <rk oa$ is $isted with a wei&ht of 250#000 tons#

which does not &i"e it enou&h spaces for e"erthin&. If ou wish to usethe officia$ wei&ht# mu$tip$ the ship>s cost b C.5 for makin& it wei&ht

efficient.

?ariant of the standard <rk oa$ desi&ned for specia$

operations.


*+-505 66 )command ship for the 626th Independent ?4-S Unit

)a"en, <$pha Team suadron,

,e!inhill acro4Trainin! )esselC-ST6 87#65 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan /UN (pac

&'GT6 500m2'%T6 V

3&NGT6 2500m2&'GT6 0#50#000 tons



C#&2F 50#000 tota$ )1500 mi$itar crew# 500 ci"i$ian crew# 2000 instructors# a"era&e 0#000 trainees#

000 mi$itar po$ice# 1000 permanent ci"i$ian popu$ation,

ull ClassF Me&aea"

7'33SF 1260A#-# F (+ 0

S+AC&SF 28

AF 1 )Mach 1,TurnF

Crew Gra$eF < )d0,&scort )esselF <rk oa$ Escort arrier

System 7ills #an!e


< (ensors 100 1000 km


None


?4- 0

K These are for trainin& purposes# and are armed with paint ammo and sensor weapons. The can beoutfitted for batt$e in $ess than 2 hours.

-ptional Systems


+inpoint Garrier (stem )hea",# <nti&ra"it ri"e# o$o&raphic a/Ni&ht (stem# (e$f estruct

,ays

MechaF ba )20 capacit,rewF 5 bas )0#500 capacit,

ar&oF 5 bas )10#250 ton capacit,

Medica$ GaF bas )2#00 capacit,epair GaF ba )20 capacit,

ultipliers

En&ines M< 1 )C.,# (pace 4o$d !enerator )C.0,# rew !rade < )C.0,

+ro!ramme6 esi&ned as a trainin& faci$it to proper$ train new recruits whi$e in deep space as we$$ as to

pro"ide instruction on new tactics to eCistin& personne$.



Clemenceau Class Stealth CarrierC-ST6 572#60 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/UN (pac

&'GT6 V

2'%T6 V3&NGT6 00m2&'GT6 8#500 tonsC#&2F 65 officers# 6 crewmen# 0 ?4 pi$ots# 10 so$diers/securit

ull ClassF Hi&ht ea"7'33SF 00

A#-# F (+ 60S+AC&SF

AF 1 )Mach 1,TurnF 6Crew Gra$eF < )d0,

System 7ills #an!e


< (ensors 100 1000 km


(trike Missi$e )2, 4 600D #16#16 80 U

Each missi$e takes 25D to destro. G$ast 5# =arm up 2

ea" Haser annon ), 4 200D #16#16 200 U

Hi&ht Haser )0, <$$ 50D 21#586 50 U

Missi$e Turret ), <$$ 6D 200 50 U


I( <$$ 0D 1 -- U


?4- 1

?<- 2

KThere is an additiona$ 5 ?4- in stora&e# and can be readied for use in a few hours.

-ptional Systems

(ubspace Mass (ensors# perspace ommunications <rra# Hife (upport )2#000 for 10 ears,+inpoint Garrier (stem )$i&ht,# (e$f estruct# <nti&ra"it ri"e



,ays

MechaF bas )20 capacit,



Medica$ GaF ba )2#00 capacit,epair GaF ba )20 capacit,

ultipliers


=ei&ht Efficienc 5 c$asses )C0.5,

+ro!ramme6 esi&ned as an up&rade of the dated <M p$atform.


G%antanamo ?-288# $aunched as part of Macross 6 f$eet docked with (unnf$ower

Mai7%r% ?/<M-12# $aunched as part of Macross 6 f$eet

Mamoi ?-165# $aunched as part of Macross 6 f$eet

Bellea%)ood ?-88# Macross 4rontier f$eet

*lark 2 ?-VV# Macross 4rontier f$eet

Rak%yo% ?-60# Macross 4rontier f$eet

3aga ?-1# Macross 4rontier f$eet

%ae$elus Class Semi4Submersible 3an$in! )esselC-ST6 58#567 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/(hinnakasu ea" Industries/UN (pac

&'GT6 10m

2'%T6 22m3&NGT6 77m

2&'GT6 560#500 tons



C#&2F #00 )27 9fficers# #000 rew# 562 ombat troops inc$udin& +i$ots,

ull ClassF Medium ea"7'33SF 00

A#-# F (+ 0S+AC&SF

AF 5 )12 knots surface# 7 knots submer&ed,TurnF Crew Gra$eF < )d0,

System 7ills #an!e

(H ommunications 50 1#000 km(T (ensors 00 00 km


ecup$e Missi$e ack )2, <$$ 2D 262 2 5

an fire "o$$es of missi$es at a time. 10 more per $auncher in stora&e

Mu$ti-feed Missi$e )1, <$$ K K K 20

K (ea (pra Missi$eF =<# 20d0 its# G$ast 50m# an&e 60 km

K arpoon Missi$eF 2 =<# 10d0 its# <+# Hon& an&e# an&e 0 km20mm ?u$can +ha$anC )1, <$$ D 12 2 5 50

G?5# <nti-Missi$e# <mmo bin is 1D Torpedo Tubes ), <$$ 50D 21#586 2 10 0


Tomahawk 12

(partan 12

efender 12

+ha$anC 0

Monster omanchero e$icopter 7

(ea (er&eant e$icopter 7

H-2000 e$icopter 2K In $ater ears# rep$ace a$$ ?4 and destroids with the current standard ?4/destroid units.

K urin& the 2008 "oa&e# the Macross added 0 efender# 20 +ha$anC and 2 Monster.

-ptional Systems

(e$f estruct# adio/adar ;ammin& LEM (ensor/adar# ?a$ue 5# adius 00Hife (upport )500 for ear,

,ays


rewF ba )00 capacit,

ar&oF ba )1200 ton capacit,

Medica$ GaF ba )00 capacit,

epair GaF none

ultipliers

En&ines M< 5 )-0.,# En"ironmenta$s Lunderwater# depth )C0.,# rew Rua$it < )C.0,



+ro!ramme6 esi&ned as a submer&ib$e armored transport for destroids and &round forces. The aede$ushas a miC of pre-9T and 9T weaponr.

&instein Class #esearch )esselC-ST6 6#05#27 +

anufacturerF 9TE

ompan/Three (tar ea"

Industries/UN (pac

&'GT6 00m

2'%T6 V3&NGT6 250m

onnection ockF 25m2&'GT6 5#500#000#000 tons

C#&2F 26#500 tota$# eCc$udin&

tourists )700 mi$itar crew# 25#500

ci"i$ian crew/scientists# 200

po$ice/ci"i$ defense,

ull ClassF Me&aea"

7'33SF 86A#-# F (+ 0

S+AC&SF 268

AF 1 )Mach 1,Crew Gra$eF < )d0,

&scort )esselF <rk oa$ Escort arrier



System 7ills #an!e


< (ensors 100 1000 km


None


None

-ptional Systems


+inpoint Garrier )hea",# <nti&ra"it ri"e# o$o&raphic a/Ni&ht (stem# (e$f estruct<d"anced (ensors# <d"anced (cience (uites )5 a$$ scientific ski$$ checks,

Interna$ (ub-compartmenta$i'ation )-1 on critica$ hit ro$$s,

,ays

MechaF ba )20 capacit,

rewF 0 bas )7#000 capacit,


Medica$ GaF 5 bas )0#500 capacit,epair GaF ba )20 capacit,

ultipliers

En&ines M< 1 )C.,# (pace 4o$d !enerator )C.0,# rew !rade < )C.0,# =ei&ht Inefficient )C-0.2,

+ro!ramme6 esi&ned for the purpose of in"esti&atin& ce$estia$ and p$anetar phenomenon a &i"en co$on

f$eet ma encounter. =orks in tandem with the Three (tar Mobi$e Manufacturin& +$atform for research and

de"e$opment of new techno$o&. The Einstein is hea"i$ compartmenta$i'ed interna$$# to pre"ent $ar&e

sca$e catastrophes from chemica$ $eaks or eCp$osions.

Fully4Automate$ Armory +lanetC-ST6 wa too much

anufacturerF +rotocu$ture# refitted b UN mi$itar and 9TE

&'GT6 1000 km

Medium +odF 200 km(ma$$ +odF 000 to 2000 km

2'%T6 000 km

Medium +odF 200 km

(ma$$ +odF 000 to 2000 km3&NGT6 5#000 km o"era$$

2&'GT6 VC#&2F 650#000 ci"i$ian workers# 50#000 mi$itar



ull ClassF Me&aea" )F00 sca$e,7'33SF 22#000 )main,# 5#000 )medium,# 0#000 )sma$$,

A#-# F (+ 200 )a$$,S+AC&SF 500 )main,# 100 )medium,# 200 )sma$$,

AF 1 )Mach 1,

Crew Gra$eF < )d0,+o$sF as 1 medium pods and sma$$ pods

System 7ills #an!e

( ommunications 200 1#000 km

M& (ensors 500 7#000 km


(uperhea" Haser )0#000, <$$ 500D #16#16 500 U

=arm Up

(trike Missi$e )#000, <$$ 600D #16#16 80 U


Hi&ht Haser )5#000, <$$ 50D 21#586 50 U

Missi$e Turret )5#000, <$$ 2D 262 50 U

Hon& an&e# G$ast 2# 4ires "o$$es of up to 0 per $auncher Torpedo Tube )10, 4 50D 21#586 50 U

Each torpedo takes 7D to destro. G$ast 5.I( <$$ 0D 1 -- U


?ariab$e !$au& 500

Ruead$unn-au #000

Nous:adeu$-!er 700

au$on-?e 100

?4- 1#000?4-6 20

?4-8 0

K These are on$ the units on acti"e dut. There are hundreds of each tpe of current "ariab$e fi&hter andthousands of !$au& and e&u$t in stora&e. <ssume the factor can mobi$i'e doub$e their numbers within a

few hours notice and a$$ of their mecha within a few das. The factor can ho$d up to 2#000 mecha at an

&i"en time.

-ptional Systems

(ubspace Mass (ensors# perspace ommunications <rra# Hife (upport )mi$$ions for centuries,

<nti-!ra"it (stem# +inpoint Garrier (stemF Medium in each pod and ea" in main pod

$onin& 4aci$ities# epair/onstruction Gas

,ays

MechaF 200 bas )2#000 capacit,

rewF 00 ba )2#000 capacit,

ar&oF 00 bas )05#000 ton capacit,Medica$ GaF 0 ba )2#000 capacit,

epair GaF 50 bas )000 capacit,

ultipliers

(pace 4o$d )C.0,# En&ines M< 1 )C.,# rew !rade < )C.0,



Construction/#epair ,ays

The factor has hundreds of bas for bui$din& and repairin& mecha and capita$ ships. Histed here

are approCimate construction times to bui$d "arious mecha and ships from base components )note that these

are simu$taneous$ constructed,. Each ba can produce approCimate$ 2000 + worth per da.

'tem anufacture Time +ro$uction #ate

(tandard combat &ear sidearm

(tandard mecha )?4-,

ustom mecha )?4-M<SH,

<d"anced mecha )?4-22,

(ma$$ starship )Northampton,

Har&e starship )<rk oa$,?ariab$e starship )New Macross,

o$on ?esse$ )Macross $ass,

hours

1 das

6 das

das

2 months

months2 months

2 months

200#000 per week

20#000 per week

#000 per week

200 per week

1#000 per ear

#000 per ear 500 per ear

00 per ear

Gala<y +atrol ShipC-ST6 5#1 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/UN (pac

&'GT6 10.5m

2'%T6 22.m3&NGT6 1m

2&'GT6 650#000 tons

C#&2F 6 tota$

ull ClassF Medium ea"

7'33SF 00A#-# F (+ 70

S+AC&SF

AF 27TurnF 7

Crew Gra$eF < )d0,



System 7ills #an!e

(H ommunications 200 1#000km

< (ensors 100 1#000 km


ai$ annon ), 0D 1#200#000 0 00<+# G?1

Medium Haser annon )2, 4 00D 250#000 00 U



I( <$$ 5D 2 -- U


None

-ptional Systems

(ubspace Mass (ensors# perspace ommunications <rra# Hife (upport )00 for 20 ears,

+inpoint Garrier (stem )medium,# <nti&ra"it ri"e

,ays

MechaF none

rewF ba )2#00 capacit,ar&oF bas )050 ton capacit,


epair GaF none

ultipliers


+ro!ramme6 esi&ned for the purpose of short-ran&e patro$ near co$onies and a$on& primar trade routes.



aruna Class Stealth CruiserC-ST6 87#25 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/UN (pac

&'GT6 V2'%T6 V3&NGT6 150m

2&'GT6 65#000 tonsC#&2F 1 tota$ )7 officers# 150 crew# 1 ?4 pi$ots# 10 so$diers,

ull ClassF ea" (triker 7'33SF 000A#-# F (+ 0

S+AC&SF 0

AF 1 )Mach 1,TurnF 5

Crew Gra$eF < )d0,

System 7ills #an!e


< (ensors 100 1000 km


(uperhea" Haser )1, 4 500D #16#16 500 U

=arm Up

(trike Missi$e ), 4 600D #16#16 80


Hi&ht Haser ), <$$ 50D 21#586 50 U

I( <$$ 0D 1 -- U


?4- 1

Kep$ace the mecha with the appropriate ?4 of the time.

-ptional Systems


+inpoint Garrier (stem )medium,# (e$f estruct# <nti&ra"it ri"e



,ays





ultipliers

En&ines M< 1 )C.,# (pace 4o$d !enerator )C.0,# rew !rade < )C.0,# <cti"e (tea$th )C.1,

+ro!ramme6 esi&ned as one of the first capita$ warships to be bui$t b the captured automated armor

sate$$ite as a mer&in& of human and %entraedi techno$o&.

NotesF The desi&n of the ?4 rai$ $aunchers on$ a$$ows it to $aunch 1 "ariab$e fi&hters per side per round.


Algenic%sF ommand (hip of the ancin& (ku$$s (pecia$ 4orces (uadron commanded b MaCand Miria ;enius,

Red MoonF ommanded b MaC ;enius and the birthp$ace of M$ene ;enius

eaven Class Cemetery ShipC-ST6 82#155 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/Three (tar ea" Industries/UN (pac

&'GT6 V2'%T6 V

3&NGT6 V2&'GT6 2#000#000 tons Lunofficia$ estimateC#&2F 6100 tota$# eCc$udin& tourists )000 mi$itar crew# 1000

ci"i$ian crew# 100 po$ice/ci"i$ defense# 1000 permanent ci"i$ian

popu$ation,

ull ClassF Me&aea"7'33SF 2170

A#-# F (+ 80S+AC&SF 0

AF 1 )Mach 1,TurnF Crew Gra$eF < )d0,

&scort )esselF Northampton (tea$th 4ri&ate



System 7ills #an!e


(T (ensors 00 00 km


None


None.

-ptional Systems

(ubspace Mass (ensors# perspace ommunications <rra# Hife (upport )50#000 for 10 ears,+inpoint Garrier )Medium,# <nti&ra"it ri"e# o$o&raphic a/Ni&ht (stem# (e$f estruct

,ays


rewF ba )2#00 capacit, 5 bas for cemeter p$ots )7#500 capacit,



epair GaF none

ultipliers


+ro!ramme6 esi&ned for the purpose of traditiona$ buria$ for those on a co$on f$eet who wish such

ser"ices. There is $itt$e information about this ship# so a$$ stats ha"e been approCimated.

ollywoo$ Class Amusement ShipC-ST6 67#0 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/Three (tar ea" Industries/UN (pac

&'GT6 700m

2'%T6 V3&NGT6 50m

onnection ockF 0m2&'GT6 66#000#000 tonsC#&2F 22#500 tota$# eCc$udin& tourists )500 mi$itar crew# 7000 ci"i$ian crew# 1000 po$ice/ci"i$

defense# 200#000 permanent ci"i$ian popu$ation,@ can accommodate a maCimum of 00#000 tourists



ull ClassF Me&aea"

7'33SF 180A#-# F (+ 0

S+AC&SF 8

AF 1 )Mach 1,TurnF


System 7ills #an!e

M= ommunications 200 500 km< (ensors 100 1000 km


None


None.

-ptional Systems

(ubspace Mass (ensors# perspace ommunications <rra# Hife (upport )00#000 for 10 ears,+inpoint Garrier )hea",# <nti&ra"it ri"e# o$o&raphic a/Ni&ht (stem

Entertainment 3 ecordin& (uites

,ays





ultipliersEn&ines M< 1 )C.,# (pace 4o$d !enerator )C.0,# rew !rade < )C.0,

+ro!ramme6 esi&ned to pro"ide entertainment to $on&-ran&e co$on f$eets with rep$icas of famous

$andmarks from before (pace =ar I as we$$ as a$$ manner of e$ectronic entertainment. It a$so ser"es a ro$e

in auCi$iar communications for UN forces throu&h their !a$aC Network connections.



ark Twain Class #iverboatB #esort ShipC-ST6 50#510 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/Three (tar ea" Industries/UN (pac

&'GT6 V2'%T6 V3&NGT6 100m2&'GT6 V tons

C#&2F 00 crew# 50 po$ice/securit# 00 passen&ers

ull ClassF ea" (triker 7'33SF 000

A#-# F (+ 0S+AC&SF 0

AF 1 )Mach 1,TurnF 5Crew Gra$eF < )d0,

System 7ills #an!e

M= ommunications 200 500 km(T (ensors 00 00 km


None


None.

-ptional Systems


+inpoint GarrierF Medium# <nti-!ra"it (stem# o$o&raphic a/Ni&ht (stem

,ays


rewF ba )2500 capacit,ar&oF 2 bas )2500 ton capacit,

Medica$ GaF bas )2500 capacit,

epair GaF none

ultipliers




+ro!ramme6 esi&ned for adu$t entertainment durin& $on& "oa&es@ pro"ides man forms of &amb$in&#

risuZ shows and a suite of hi&h c$ass hote$s.

Neo Nupetiet )er!nit.s4bisC-ST6 #5#5 +

anufacturerF =oru$i-Ruatafi$$a/9TE ompan/UN (pac

&'GT6 V

2'%T6 V3&NGT6 5610m2&'GT6 70#000#000 tons

C#&2F 7868 tota$ )25 officers# 1000 crew# 7 ?4 pi$ots# 50 reser"e ?4 pi$ots# 020 %entraedi pi$ots#000 so$diers,

ull ClassF Me&aea" 7'33SF 185

A#-# F (+ 0S+AC&SF 88 55

AF 1TurnF CrewF !rade < ) d0,

System 7ills #an!e



ea" +artic$e annon 44 5000D #16#16 1 2000 U

=ide Geam )11 heC,# U$tra-Geam# =arm-up 1# $ip 5

(uperhea" Haser )20, 4 500D #16#16 500 U

=arm Up

+artic$e Geam )0, ( 50D 21#586 50 UHi&ht Haser )0, ( 50D 21#586 50 U

Missi$e Turret )00, <$$ 2D 262 50 1

Hon& an&e# G$ast 2# 4ires "o$$es of up to per $auncher

Torpedo Tube )0, 4 50D 21#586 50 U

Each torpedo takes 7D to destro. G$ast 5.I( <$$ 0D 1 - U


?4- 00

?<-1 or ?<- 0?4-8 2

Neo e&u$t 1000

Neo !$au& 50

Neo !$au& <rmored ($ed 20



Neo au$on-?e 200

Neo Nous:adeu$-!er 100

Ruead$unn-au 50

Rue$-Rua$$ie

eco"er +ods eentr +ods 2

(hutt$ecraft

-ptional Systems


+inpoint Garrier (stem )hea",# <nti&ra"it ri"e

,ays

MechaF 226 )26#20 capacit,

rewF )7#00 capacit,

ar&oF 0 )0#500 ton capacit,

Medica$ GaF )2#00 capacit,

epair GaF 2 )20 capacit,

ultipliers


+ro!ramme6 The Neo Nupetiet ?er&nit's-bis $ass Gatt$eship is the $ar&est ship in the UN (pac 4$eet at

o"er 5.6 km $on& it dwar"es e"en the New Macross $ass arriers. 9ri&ina$$ %entraedi Nupetiet

?er&nit's-bis $ass Gatt$eships# on$ a handfu$ of these behemoths eCist as the ma:orit were destroed in

the batt$e a&ainst Goddo$e %er. Those that remained after the conf$ict where inducted into the UN (pac

4$eet and underwent refittin& to accommodate micronians into their crews.?r$itwhai Dridonaks 4$a&ship was the first of the batt$eships to under&o refittin& and introduction

and became the first ship of the new UN (pac 4$eet. (e"era$ of this c$ass of ship $eft with the Me&aroad-0# as ha"e others with other 4$eets. 9ne such ship accompanied the i$$ fated Macross-05 4$eet and was

destroed on the &round b the ?arauta.

NotesF The stats I found $ist this as #700#000 tons )approCimate$ of the wei&ht of the ori&ina$,. E"en

with the better techno$o& of the New Unit !o"ernment and 9TE# I doubt the cou$d sheer that much

mass off )not to mention it $ea"es no room for the reuired bas and sstems,. I am assumin& this mass to

be a tpo.



New across Class Colony Ship Lst !enerationC-ST6 2#158#10 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/Three (tar

ea" Industries/UN (pac

&'GT6 V

2'%T6 220m3&NGT6 57#000m tota$

ockin& (ectionF 700m

2&'GT6 6#666#660#000 tonsC#&2F 0#500 crew and so$diers# 150#000

co$onists

ull ClassF Me&aea" 7'33SF 58#80

A#-# F (+ 0S+AC&SF 668

+roectile Shiel$F 20#000 Di$$s with (+ 0Geta armor ) 0,

AF 22 )Mach ,Crew Gra$eF < )d0,&scort )esselF New Macross ?ariab$e arrier

System 7ills #an!e



None


?ariab$e <ir Mecha 10

?ariab$e (pace Mecha 10

?ariab$e !round Mecha 0

-ptional Systems


+inpoint Garrier )hea",# <nti&ra"it ri"e# ECpansion ockin& +orts ),# (e$f estruct

o$o&raphic a/Ni&ht (stem

,ays


rewF 0 bas )7#000 capacit,ar&oF 50 bas )102#500 ton capacit,

Medica$ GaF 5 bas )0#500 capacit,


ultipliers

En&ines M< 22 )C0.,# (pace 4o$d !enerator )C.0,# rew !rade < )C.0,



+ro!ramme6 esi&ned as the new &eneration $on&-ran&e co$on ship# rep$acin& the Me&aroad in 2010.

4eatures interior c$imate contro$# artificia$ da/ni&ht cc$e# parks and a fu$$ ran&e of urban $ifest$e. The

New Macross co$onies can ha"e up to eCterna$ domes connected to them which pro"ide additiona$ space

for peop$e and supp$ies. The disad"anta&e of these domes is that the are not protected b the cits

pro:ecti$e shie$d# e"en when the shie$d is fu$$ c$osed. Most of the time these domes are used for parksand/or a&ricu$ture# thou&h the are sometimes used to ho$d eCtra sett$ers. (uch eCterna$ habitats usua$$

become run-down uick$ as the are not patro$$ed and maintained as freuent$ as the interna$ cit is. The<cshio section of it 6 is an eCamp$e of such a modu$e.

New across Class Colony Ship D>th GenerationEC-ST6 1#21#10 + )56#7 + per Is$and,

anufacturerF 9TE ompan/Three (tar ea" Industries/UN (pac

Gatt$e 25 hi&h$i&hted



&'GT6 2000m2'%T6 550m LV

Is$andsF 1#000m diameter 3&NGT6 5#000m tota$

ockin& (ectionF VmIs$andsF 7#000m

2&'GT6#550#000#000 tonsC#&2F 0#500 crew and so$diers# 5#000#000 co$onists and another 5#000#000 co$onists on the is$and chains

ull ClassF Me&aea"

7'33SF 6#60

500 for Is$ands

A#-# F (+ 0(+ 00 for Is$ands

S+AC&SF #68

500 for Is$ands+roectile Shiel$F 0#000 Di$$s with (+ 0 Geta armor ) 00,

000 Di$$s with (+ 00 Geta armor for Is$ands

AF 22 )Mach ,

Crew Gra$eF < )d0,&scort )esselF New Macross ?ariab$e arrier

System 7ills #an!e

M( ommunications 00 0#000km

< (ensors )eCcessi"e, 600 100#000 km


None


V

-ptional Systems(ubspace Mass (ensors# perspace ommunications <rra# Hife (upport )6#000#000 for 50 ears,

9mnidirectiona$ Garrier# <nti&ra"it ri"e# ECpansion ockin& +orts ),# (e$f estruct

o$o&raphic a/Ni&ht (stem# <d"anced Giosphere

,ays


rewF 20 bas )5#072#000 capacit,

ar&oF 100 bas )#75#000 ton capacit,



ultipliers

En&ines M< 22 )C0.,# (pace 4o$d !enerator )C.0,# rew !rade < )C.0,



Macross vs8 Macross / +ro!ramme6 The enormous Macross 4rontier co$on f$eet consists of the Gatt$e 25 attached to the front of

the massi"e Is$and some 5 ki$ometers $on& )much $ar&er than it 6# which was some ki$ometers in

$en&th,. Near$ ha$f of the 0 mi$$ion residents of the Macross 4rontier f$eet reside in Is$and under a dome

some 2#000 meters in a$titude. The &round $e"e$s feature metro areas# hi$$s# ri"ers# and oceans. (k cit is

$ocated on the cei$in& of the dome whi$e there are se"era$ $e"e$s under&round with residentia$ 'ones and

stora&e space# &ra"it &enerators# propu$sion sstems# and so on. The she$$ remains up norma$$ but is

c$osed durin& batt$es and space fo$ds. < $ar&e c$uster of other# sma$$er domed Is$ands are a$so attacheddirect$ to the Macross 4rontier in two $ar&e chains trai$in& behind the Is$and . Is$and 1 is noted to contain

an a&ricu$tura$ area# the %entraedi ma$$ 4ormo and an a$ien $ifeform $aborator. In times of crisis# the

indi"idua$ Is$ands ha"e defensi"e shutters that en"e$ope the dome to protect those inside. The cit is

desi&ned to be a meshin& of (an 4rancisco and (hibua.

NotesF The on$ wei&ht $istin& I ha"e found was #550#000 which puts it wei&hin& less than the Macross

6. I ad:usted the wei&ht up to #550#000#000.

New across Class Super4%imensional CarrierC-ST6 #18#0 +


&'GT6 60m in storm attacker mode

2'%T6 V3&NGT6 50m in cruiser mode

2&'GT6 6#600#00 tonsC#&2F 0 officers# 25 crewmen# 50 ?4 pi$ots# 0 so$diers/securit



ull ClassF Me&aea"

7'33SF 2200 )500 for &unship,A#-# F (+ 0# <$pha $ass )(+ 70 for &unship,

S+AC&SF 25 70

Storm Attacker o$e

TorsoF 00D

<rmsF 100D each# p$us a 200D Ashie$dB of Geta $ass armor )(+ 0# 0# ?-0,

He&sF 500D each

AF 1 )Mach 1,


System 7ills #an!e


< (ensors 100 1000 km


ea" +artic$e annon 44 5000D #16#16 1 2000 U=ide Geam )11 heC,# U$tra-Geam# =arm-up 1# $ip 5

ai$ annon ), <$$ 20D #16#16 20 U<+

(trike Missi$e )7, 4 600D #16#16 80 U


Hi&ht Haser )10, <$$ 50D 21#586 50 U



I( <$$ 0D 1 -- U


?4- 11

?4- 4u$$ <rmor 2?4- or ?<- 2

?4-6 1

?4-8 1

(G-0 (tarwin& 0

ea" ?T9H Mu$ti-purpose ?T9H 2

(hutt$es 2

onseraC +robe 10

K This ship has an additiona$ 0 ?4- and 1 ?4-6 in stora&e# and can be readied in a few hours notice.

-ptional Systems


+inpoint Garrier (stem )hea",# per"e$ocit Hauncher# <nti&ra"it ri"e

,ays








ultipliers

En&ines M< 1 )C.,# (pace 4o$d !enerator )C.0,# rew !rade < )C.0,# Transformab$e )C0.,

+ro!ramme6 esi&ned primari$ as an escort and command for the Macross $ass co$on ship. < few of

these "esse$s ha"e been used as f$a&ships for &a$aC patro$ f$eets.

NotesF In carrier mode# the f$i&ht decks are the arm shie$ds# and are co"ered in Geta c$ass armor ) 0,.

NeCt <&e "ariation starts with the 2th Macross o$onia$ 4$eet LV# and is $ar&e$ cosmetic in nature.


(e) Macross 5 )$aunched 201# destroed 205 b ?arauta forces,

(e) Macross /9 )$aunched 2017# batt$e section destroed 20 b +rotode"i$n !epernich,

(e) Macross1: )NeCt <&e arrier commandeered b the G$ack ainbow Terrorist &roup 3

modified with a (ound ;ammin& (stem to be used a&ainst the UN (pac in an uprisin& a&ainst

the UN!.,

(e) Macross 21 )$aunched in 201# destroed o"er the ?a:ra homewor$d in 2058, (e) Macross 25 )$aunched in 20# $anded on ?a:ra homewor$d in 2058,

K This particu$ar "esse$ was up&raded to ha"e a second hper"e$ocit $auncher for the sound

booster units. urin& the $ast batt$e a&ainst the +rotode"i$n# the main partic$e cannon was con"erted into thesound buster cannon. This ship was destroed# but e"entua$$ rebui$t with the secondar $auncher# but with

a norma$ cannon.

Northampton Class Stealth Fri!ateC-ST6 2#1 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/UN (pac

&'GT6 V

2'%T6 V3&NGT6 250m2&'GT6 0#000 tonsC#&2F officers# 256 crewmen# 1 ?4 pi$ots# 7 so$diers/securit



ull ClassF ea" (triker

7'33SF 865A#-# F (+ 60

S+AC&SF 5


Crew Gra$eF < )d0,

System 7ills #an!e


< (ensors 100 1000 km


(uperhea" Haser )2, 44 500D #16#16 500 U

=arm Up

(trike Missi$e )2, 4 600D #16#16 80 U


ea" Haser annon ), 4 200D #16#16 200 U

Hi&ht Haser )2, <$$ 50D 21#586 50 UMissi$e Turret ), <$$ 6D 200 50 U

Hon& an&e# G$ast 2# 4ires "o$$es of up to 0 per $auncher I( <$$ 0D 1 -- U


?4- 27

?4-6

?4-8

?4-22

-ptional Systems


+inpoint Garrier (stem )medium,# (e$f estruct# <nti&ra"it ri"e# ECtra (pace )C5,

,ays



ar&oF bas )050 ton capacit,Medica$ GaF ba )2#00 capacit,


ultipliers




+ro!ramme6 esi&ned as a mu$ti-purpose fast "esse$ capab$e of escort# scoutin&# patro$# and front-$ine

combat.


Bl%enose )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / co$on f$eet, Bolognese )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / co$on f$eet,

Bolognese : )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / co$on f$eet,

Bolognese 5 )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / co$on f$eet, Bolognese 0 )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / co$on f$eet,

*arla ; )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / co$on f$eet,

&%cy )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / co$on f$eet,

#targa7er )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / co$on f$eet# re&arded as the fastest ship of the

f$eet# destroed 20 b +rotode"i$n durin& 9peration (tar&a'er,

Glendale 44M-705 )$aunched 20 as part of the Macross rontier co$on f$eet,

Amagi 44M-70 )$aunched 20 as part of the Macross rontier co$on f$eet,*ent%ry 44M-68 )$aunched 20 as part of the Macross rontier co$on f$eet,

Eden 44M-70 )$aunched 20 as part of the Macross rontier co$on f$eet,

Arc Broom 44M-712 )$aunched 20 as part of the Macross rontier co$on f$eet,

%rio%s )$aunched 20 as part of the Macross rontier co$on f$eet,

Bl%e)hale 44M-7 )$aunched 20 as part of the Macross rontier co$on f$eet,

#tarline )$aunched 20 as part of the Macross rontier co$on f$eet,

+rometheus Class Semi4Submersible Aircraft CarrierC-ST6 76#6 L#8# for 4a$con (print Missi$esanufacturerF 9TE ompan/(hinnakasu ea" Industries/UN (pac

&'GT6 20m2'%T6 5m

3&NGT6 52m2&'GT6 5#270 tons



C#&2F #500 )10 9fficers# #100 rew# 60 ombat troops inc$udin& +i$ots,

ull ClassF Medium ea"7'33SF 00

A#-# F (+ 0S+AC&SF

AF 5 )15 knots,TurnF 7Crew Gra$eF < ) d0,

System 7ills #an!e

M= ommunications 200 500 km(H ommunications 00 1000 km


ecup$e Missi$e ack )1, <$$ 2D 262 2 5

an fire "o$$es of missi$es at a time. 10 more per $auncher in stora&e

4a$con (print Missi$e ), <$$ K 82 1 20 7

2 missi$es per $auncher in stora&e. Nuc$ear# G$ast 7

K 20d0 its and G$ast 50m at 0T@ 10d0 its and G$ast 00m at 50T@ 0d0 its and G$ast50m at 00T# 50d0 its and G$ast 250m at 50T@ 0d0 its and G$ast 100m at 200T@ 60d0 hits and

G$ast 00m at 250T20mm +ha$anC ), <$$ D 12 2 5 50

G?5# <nti-Missi$e# <mmo bin is 1D

Torpedo Tubes ), <$$ 50D 21#586 2 10 0


?4- 50

Tomahawk 7

(partan 7efender

omanchero e$icopter 2

(ea (er&eant e$icopter 7H-2000 e$icopter 2

K In $ater ears# rep$ace a$$ ?4 and destroids with the current standard ?4 unit.

-ptional Systems

adio/adar ;ammin& LEM (ensor/adar# ?a$ue 5# adius 00 # Hife (upport )500 for ear,(e$f estruct

,ays





epair GaF none

ultipliers

rew Rua$it < )C.0,# En"ironmenta$s Lunderwater# depth )C0.,# En&ines M< 5 )-0.,



+ro!ramme6 esi&ned as semi-submersib$e aircraft carrier for na"a$ operations.

#iviera Class #esort ShipC-ST6 21#75#10 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan /UN (pac

&'GT6 V2'%T6 V

3&NGT6 100m2&'GT6 0#600#000#000 tons

C#&2F 6#100 tota$# eCc$udin& tourists )000 mi$itar crew# 1000 ci"i$ian crew# 100 po$ice/ci"i$ defense#

60#000 permanent ci"i$ian popu$ation,@ can accommodate a maCimum of 70#000 tourists

ull ClassF Me&aea" 7'33SF 55#60A#-# F (+ 0

S+AC&SF 518

AF 1 )Mach 1,TurnF


System 7ills #an!e




< (ensors 100 1000 km


None


None.

-ptional Systems


+inpoint Garrier )hea",# <nti&ra"it ri"e# o$o&raphic a/Ni&ht (stem# (e$f estruct

Interna$ (ub-compartmenta$i'ation )- on critica$ hit ro$$s,

,ays






ultipliers

En&ines M< 1 )C.,# (pace 4o$d !enerator )C.0,# rew !rade < )C.0,# =ei&ht Inefficient )C-0.2,

+ro!ramme6 esi&ned as a $on&-ran&e marine resort and research "esse$ as we$$ as pro"idin& fresh

seafood and ke$p.


Riviera 5 )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross 5 co$on f$eet. aptured and destroed b the

?arauta in 205,

Riviera / )$aunched 201 as part of the Macross / co$on f$eet. aptured b +rotode"i$n in20 but recaptured b UN (pac forces durin& the fina$ batt$e of the UN (pac/?arauta war,



S%F41 across )202 o"erhau$,C-ST6 2#766#011 +anufacturerF 9TE orporation

&'GT6 12m

2'%T6 00m

3&NGT6 200m,2&'GT6 22#000#000 tonsC#&2F 200#000 personne$ and so$diers

ull ClassF Me&aea"

7'33SF 2600A#-# F (+ 00

S+AC&SF 5

AF 27 )Mach 2,TurnF Crew =ualityF < )d0,

System 7ills #an!eM= ommunications 200 500 km

< (ensors 100 1000 km


ea" +artic$e annon 44 5000D #16#16 1 2000 U

=ide Geam )11 heC,# U$tra-Geam# =arm-up 1# $ip 5# Himited 4irin&

67 cm ai$ annon ), <$$ 20D #16#16 20 U

<+

(uperhea" Haser )7, K 500D #16#16 500 U

=arm Up

ea" Haser annon ), 4 200D #16#16 200 U

Hi&ht Haser ), KK 50D 21#586 50 U(trike Missi$e )2, 4 600D #16#16 80 U





4ires "o$$es of up to 0 per $auncher

I( <$$ 0D 1 -- U

K 9ne is $ocated on the main bod forwards of the brid&e )chest in (torm <ttacker mode,# one is on the$ower main hu$$ )Hower back in (torm <ttacker mode,# two on each main &un beam and one on the back of

each en&ine b$ock )back of the $e&s in (torm <ttacker mode., Each &un has a 70 de&ree arc of fire.



KK Two are $ocated on each shou$der# one on the top hu$$/chest# one on the $ower hu$$/rear torso# 2 on each

thi&h# on each secondar thruster/side torso# two on each main &un pod# and one on each $ower $e&. Each

turret can rotate 10 de&rees with a 70 de&ree arc of fire.


?4- (uper 100

K ep$ace ?4 with current top of the $ine ?4 mode$ in $ater campai&ns

-ptional Systems

(ubspace Mass (ensors# perspace ommunications <rra# (e$f estruct

+inpoint Garrier (stem )medium,# ECtra (pace )C0,# <nti&ra"it ri"e

,ays






ultipliers

En&ines M< 27 )C0.7,# perspace En&ine )C.0,# Transformab$e )C0.,# rew !rade < )C.0,

+ro!ramme6 In 202 the (4- recei"ed a makeo"er rep$acin& the +rometheus and aede$us arriers for

<M p$atforms# rep$acin& temporar bo$ted on &un emp$acements for permanent weapon emp$acements

to ser"e as protection for the UN <rmed 4orces eaduarters# and Macross cit. The (4-s $ast combat

en&a&ement was durin& the 10th <rmistice e$ebration in 200 when the "irtua$ pop ido$ (haron <pp$etook contro$ of the (4-s Inte$$i&ence Net ore and raised the (4- out of Macross Hake to use its

automated sstems to fire on st Hieutenant Isamu son. Ht. son defeated (haron <pp$e b crashin&

throu&h the Macrosss armor p$atin& and destroin& the Inte$$i&ence Net ore. UN (pac en&ineers and

technicians rep$aced the core as soon as e"erone was awakened from (haron>s hpnotic trance. 4rom the

(4- (haron <pp$e was ab$e to take contro$ of the Earth efense 4orce orbita$ $asers and the

eCperimenta$ S-8 !host as the (4- is the hub of the Earth defense network. In ear$ 205# the Macross is

destroed to pre"ent it from fa$$in& into the hands of the anti-UN terrorist &roup G$ack a"ens.

NotesF ommanded b aptain i&&ins durin& (haron <pp$e incident.



Sentinel Class Stealth CarrierC-STF 2#11 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/(hinsei ea" Industries/UN (pac

&'GT6 2.5m

2'%T6 7.m3&NGT6 m2&'GT6 50#000 tons

C#&2F 67 tota$ ) officers# 5 crew# ?4 pi$ots# reser"e ?4 pi$ots,

ull ClassF Medium ea"7'33SF 00A#-# F (+ 60# <$pha $ass ) 20,S+AC&SF

AF 1 )Mach 1,

TurnF 7Crew Gra$eF < )d0,

System 7ills #an!e


< (ensors 100 1000 km


ea" Haser <$$ 200D #16#16 200 U

Medium Haser annon 4 00D 250#000 00 U

Missi$e Turret )2, <$$ 2D 262 50 U4ires "o$$es of up to 8 per $auncher


4ires "o$$es of up to per $auncher

Torpedo Tube )2, 4 50D 21#586 50 2

Each torpedo takes 7D to destro. G$ast 5. Ma fire up to at a time.I( <$$ 0D 1 -- U


?4-8 or ?4-22

-ptional Systems


+inpoint Garrier (stem )$i&ht,# <nti&ra"it ri"e



,ays




Medica$ GaF ba )00 capacit,epair GaF ba )5 capacit,

ultipliers

En&ines M< 1 )C.,# (pace 4o$d !enerator )C.0,# rew !rade < )C.0,# EM (tea$th )C0.8,

+ro!ramme6 esi&ned as a sur&ica$ strike fast attack "esse$ with a sma$$ comp$iment of ad"anced "ariab$e

fi&hters.

NotesF espite standard ru$es about makin& bas space efficient# this "esse$ has compact bas that cost the

same as norma$ ones# but ho$d $ess. The mecha ba and repair ba are the same unit.


+alhalla III * en&a&ed in 9peration 9rpheus in 206.

Sunnyflower A!ricultural ShipC-ST6 5#187#05 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan /UN (pac



&'GT6 V2'%T6 2650m3&NGT6 2500m

onnector (ectionF 10m2&'GT6 50#000#000 tons Lwei&ht unknown# estimated based on simi$ar ships

C#&2F #200 tota$ )000 crewmen# 0#000 a&ricu$tura$ researchers# 200 po$ice/ci"i$ defense,

ull ClassF Me&aea" 7'33SF 160A#-# F (+ 0%ome Shiel$sF sections each ha"in& 700D with (+ 0 armor

S+AC&SF 8&scort )esselF $emenceau (tea$th arrier

AF 1 )Mach 1,


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+inpoint Garrier )hea",# <nti&ra"it ri"e# o$o&raphic a/Ni&ht (stem

,ays








ultipliers


+ro!ramme6 esi&ned for mobi$e food production and stora&e center for co$on f$eets. It a$so pro"idessome iso$ated sections for researchin& Ceno-botan.

Three Star obile anufacturin! +latformC-ST6 #5#0 +


&'GT6 250m2'%T6 V

3&NGT6 2000m eCc$udin& rear boom )6850m tota$,2&'GT6 20#000#000 tons

C#&2F 211#000 tota$ )5000 mi$itar crew# 50#000 ci"i$ian crew# 1000 po$ice/ci"i$ defense# 65#000 permanent ci"i$ian popu$ation,

ull ClassF Me&aea" 7'33SF 260A#-# F (+ 0

S+AC&SF 228

AF 1 )Mach 1,TurnF

Crew Gra$eF < )d0,&scort )esselF Northampton (tea$th 4ri&ate



System 7ills #an!e


< (ensors 100 1000 km


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-ptional Systems

(ubspace Mass (ensors# perspace ommunications <rra# Hife (upport )250#000 for 20 ears,+inpoint Garrier )hea",# <nti&ra"it ri"e# o$o&raphic a/Ni&ht (stem# (e$f estruct

9nboard Materia$ +rocessin& and 4actor (uite

,ays




Medica$ GaF ba )2#00 capacit,epair GaF 0 bas )200 capacit,

ultipliers


+ro!ramme6 esi&ned to perform $ar&e-sca$e repairs and rep$ace/bui$d new ships whi$e en-route to the

co$on f$eet>s destination.

Construction/#epair ,ays

The ship has do'ens of bas for bui$din& and repairin& mecha and capita$ ships. Histed here are

approCimate construction times to bui$d "arious mecha and ships from base components )note that these are

simu$taneous$ constructed,. Each ba can produce approCimate$ 000 + worth per da.

'tem anufacture Time +ro$uction #ate

(tandard combat &ear sidearm

(tandard mecha )?4-,ustom mecha )?4-M<SH,

<d"anced mecha )?4-22,

(ma$$ starship )Northampton,

Har&e starship )<rk oa$,

?ariab$e starship )New Macross,

hours

1 das6 das

das

2 months

months

2 months

2500 per week

1 per week 5 per week

2 per week

0 per ear

2 per ear

per ear



ama!umo Class Stealth Fri!ateC-ST6 5#250 +anufacturerF 9TE ompan/UN (pac

&'GT6 V2'%T6 V3&NGT6 250m

2&'GT6 0#000 tonsC#&2F officers# 256 crewmen# 1 ?4 pi$ots# 7 so$diers/securit

ull ClassF ea" (triker

7'33SF 865A#-# F (+ 70S+AC&SF 5


Crew Gra$eF < )d0,

System 7ills #an!e



(uperhea" Haser )2, 44 500D #16#16 500 U

=arm Up

(trike Missi$e )2, 4 600D #16#16 80 U

Each missi$e takes 25D to destro. G$ast 5# =arm up 2ea" Haser annon ), 4 200D #16#16 200 U

Hi&ht Haser )2, <$$ 50D 21#586 50 U

Missi$e Turret ), <$$ 6D 200 50 U


I( <$$ 0D 1 -- U


?<- 27?4-6

?4-8

?4-22

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+inpoint Garrier (stem )medium,



,ays



ar&oF bas )050 ton capacit,Medica$ GaF ba )2#00 capacit,


ultipliers


+ro!ramme6 esi&ned as a mu$ti-purpose fast "esse$ capab$e of escort# scoutin&# patro$# and front-$ine

combat.

NotesF This is a %entraedi st$ed Northampton with s$i&ht$ increased armor.

Typical Fleet Composition

Each f$eet $ist is on$ the tpica$ composition# and can be customi'ed as needed sothat a co$on f$eet mi&ht inc$ude rebui$t Me$tran ships or such. The f$eet composition

$istin& does not inc$ude an eCtra f$eet structure such as the 7-2 $emenceau or Northampton that accompan each Ge&inhi$$ ship or the mecha comp$iment of an"esse$. <n &i"en f$eet ma inc$ude refitted %entran or Me$tran "esse$s# howe"er the are

not standard to the f$eet composition.

If the !M wishes to increase the si'e of these f$eets it is understandab$e. The

anime often shows the f$eet $osin& a do'en "esse$s in a sin&$e episode so this is not a bi&stretch to increase the ship comp$iment. (ome f$eets were specia$i'ed# such as the

Macross 6 f$eet# which was sent out to eCpand the !a$actic Network near the &a$actic

core.(tandard Gatt$ef$eet * 5- <rk oa$ Escort arriers# 0-2 $emenceau $ass

(tea$th 4ri&ates# 5-20 Northampton or Jama&umo $ass (tea$th 4ri&ates

!a$aC +atro$ 4$eet * <rk oa$ Escort arriers# $emenceau $ass (tea$th4ri&ates and 0 Northampton $ass (tea$th 4ri&ates. Twent of these f$eets are $ead b a

New Macross $ass Gatt$e arrier. )There are 15 !a$aC +atro$ f$eets tota$ b 2050.,

9uter (pace (pecia$ (cience 4orce L9(((4 4$eet * <rk oa$ Escort arrier#

$emenceau $ass (tea$th 4ri&ate# -2 Northampton $ass (tea$th 4ri&ates# Ge&inhi$$Trainin& (hip# Einstein esearch ?esse$# Iowa +ro"isions (upp$ (hip. )Not

inc$udin& indi"idua$ ship escorts,

(tandard Hon&-istance o$on 4$eet * Macross $ass o$on (hip with NewMacross $ass Gatt$e arrier# - Three-(tar Mobi$e Manufacturin& +$atform# Einstein

esearch ?esse$# -1 Ge&inhi$$ Trainin& (hip# Mark Twain esort ?esse$#

(unnf$ower <&ricu$tura$ +$atform# i"iera Marine esort ?esse$# ea"en emeter

(hip# -0 $emenceau $ass (tea$th 4ri&ates# 5-20 Northampton or Jama&umo $ass(tea$th 4ri&ates# -0 <rk oa$ Escort arriers# -7 Iowa +ro"isions (upp$ (hip )Not

inc$udin& indi"idua$ ship escorts, K

K In episode 21 Ltimeframe 8F2 of Macross 6# it c$ear$ shows three New Macross c$ass

co$on ships in the Macross 5 f$eet $andin& on aCC. 4urthermore# the Macross 6 f$eet is

$isted as ha"in& se"en Three (tar Mobi$e Manufacturin& +$atforms and that their missionwasn>t co$oni'ation but rather to eCpand the !a$aC Network.



4urthermore# in Macross 4rontier# the Macross f$eet was not shown with an

such support "esse$s. Nor did the Macross 4rontier ha"e an Ge&inhi$$# (unnf$ower or

the $ike# as most of those functions were inte&rated into the 4rontier itse$f.

Stan$ar$ i$4Generation 3on!4%istance Colony Fleet )tota$s breakdown,

This is a breakdown of a tpica$ co$on f$eet# inc$udin& a$$ escorts and mechacomp$iment. <ssume a basic f$eet has around fi"e to siC thousand infantr and marines

p$us &round "ehic$es for &round protection once the co$on ships ha"e $anded. This $ist

does not inc$ude an others that ma :oin the f$eet $ater or are bui$t whi$e en route to thef$eet>s destination# nor an ci"i$ian "ehic$es.

C Macross $ass o$on (hip

C New Macross $ass Gatt$e arrier

2C Three (tar Mobi$e Manufacturin& +$atformC Einstein esearch ?esse$

2C Ge&inhi$$ Trainin& ?esse$

C Mark Twain asino i"erboat

C (unnf$ower <&ricu$tura$ (hipC i"iera esort (hip

C ea"en emeter (hip5C Iowa +ro"isions (upp$ (hip

2C <rk oa$ Escort arrier

22C Northampton or Jama&umo (tea$th 4ri&ateC $emenceau (tea$th arrier

500C ?4- ) 5-200 in reser"e,

2C ?4- 4u$$ <rmor )up to an additiona$ 500 can be up&raded,

70C ?<- or ?4-18C ?4-6

01C ?4-8

22C ?4-222C ?<-1

10C <ir ?ariab$e Mecha

10C (pace ?ariab$e Mecha0C !round ?ariab$e Mecha

0C (G-0 (tarwin& ea" Gomber

C ea" ?T9H

2C Mu$ti-purpose ?T9H10C (hutt$ecraft

Macross 6 4$eetThe 16th $on&-distance co$oni'ation f$eet consisted of C Gatt$e 6/it 6 )Macross

6,# C Einstein esearch ECperimenta$ (hip# C "olly)ood <musement (hip# C Riviera

esort (hip# C #%nny4lo)er <&ricu$tura$ (hip# 6C Three #tar 4actor (hip# C Beginhill$ass Macro-Trainin& Gase (hip# one or more Mark T)ain +II esort (hips# C ea"en

cemeter ship# 5C *lemencea% $ass (tea$th arriers )for use in space,# 20C Ark Royal

$ass Escort Gatt$e arriers )for use in air and space, and $ast$ 2C (orthampton )for

use in air and space,. The ship-carried aircraft/spacecraft for the entire f$eet consisted of



approCimate$ #700C "ariab$e fi&hters )most$ ?4- Thunderbo$ts,# 00C "ariab$e

attack craft# 8C "ariab$e bombers# 20C e$ectronic reconnaissance fi&hters# 0C car&o

p$ane/frei&ht transports and 00C $iaison craft. Tota$ f$eet count is 206 $ar&e ships and2#78 sma$$ craft.

K Macross hronic$e issue 5 states the officia$ numbers of the Macross 6 f$eet to

be 8 capita$ ships and 2#78 "ariab$e fi&hters/sma$$ craft.

Chapter : – UN 'nstallationsThis chapter co"ers the "arious bases of the UN mi$itar. Gefore (pace =ar I# the

UN constructed bases on the Earth>s moon and the (<HH< base on Mars. <fter the UN

rebui$ds most of the Earth after the war# the be&in bui$din& UN bases on se"era$ of the

co$onies to eCtend their protection o"er the co$onists and to he$p po$ice the space in between the co$onies.

UN Spacy ea$(uarters

Technica$$ it is the headuarters of the entire UN &o"ernment and mi$itar. The

main hub of the &o"ernment is the refitted Macross# fore"er $ocked into (torm <ttackerconfi&uration. It sits in a crater that has fi$$ed up with water )Macross Hake, up to the

"esse$>s hip actuators. (ince the $ower $e"e$s are waterti&ht# the entire "esse$ has had its

interior redone to ho$d the &reater ma:orit of the &o"ernment>s faci$ities.9ther important bui$din&s are set out in front of the Macross# with the rest of

Macross it eCpandin& out from around the ed&e of the $ake. 4or comp$ete stats# see the

(4- Macross entr in the capita$ ship section.



(4- Macross secondar brid&e

UN Government Fully Automate$ Armory Satellite

This insta$$ation was captured from %entraedi forces in 200 and since then has

under&one massi"e up&rades to increase its efficienc# both for space used and formateria$s processin&. The sate$$ite sits in snchronous orbit between earth and the moon#

and is protected b a dedicated branch of the E4. 4or comp$ete stats# see the entr in thecapita$ ship section.

Gran$ Cannons

The &rand cannons were a de"e$opment made for the defense of Earth a&ainst the

impendin& a$ien in"asion. The &rand cannons drew on interna$ ener& from the Earth

which was focused and boosted into an immense beam that has more destructi"ecapabi$it than e"en the main partic$e cannon of the (4-# possib$ ri"a$in& the

di"er&in& beam p$anetar assau$t cannon on Goddo$e %er>s mobi$e base.

!rand annon (haft

There were se"era$ of these units bui$t@ one in <$aska# one in <ustra$ia# one in<frica and one on the moon. This wou$d pro"ide tota$ &$oba$ co"era&e in the e"ent of an

attack from space. Unfortunate$# the %entraedi attacked the earth before the were a$$comp$eted# $ea"in& on$ the <$aska cannon to defend the earth )some sources indicate

this cannon o"er$oaded and had a me$tdown after firin&# causin& the UN to abandon the

desi&n and use,.



In Mekton terms# this is a p$anet-bound weapon simi$ar to that of the p$anetar

assau$t partic$e beam cannon found on the 4u$b-Gerrent' f$eet f$a&ship. (ince it is a

p$anetar weapon# it has a better rechar&e time.(tatistics

9uter diameterF km

Inner diameter )main shaft,F 700 metersepth )main shaft,F 5 km

epth )headuarters,F km

E$e"ationF 20 de&reesuration of fireF 0 seconds

ama&eF 500#000D Di$$sF 50#000

=<F 1 an&eF #16#16)12#77.7 km,

NotesF =ide Geam )110 heC,# U$tra-Geam ) rounds,# =arm-up ) hour,

&a!les Nest Aerial Tactics Center

This is a trainin& faci$it for "ariab$e fi&hter pi$ots. 4or a time# ace pi$ot Miria

;enius was the head instructor before retirin& from the mi$itar to become the maor ofit 6 in the 6th Macross o$onia$ 4$eet. This center produces a $ar&e number of ace pi$ots

each ear which are tpica$$ assi&ned to f$eet specia$ forces such as iamond 4orce orser"e in the (((.

New &$war$s Test Fli!ht Center

This base is $ocated on the p$anet Eden. The insta$$ation is used b the UNmi$itar as a testin& &round for eCperimenta$ "ariab$e fi&hters. It is here that +ro:ect

(uperno"a was he$d in 2018-200# with Isamu son and !u$d Gowman competin&a&ainst each other.



UN ,iolo!ical 2eapons #esearch ,ase

Hocated on New <sia. This faci$it was c$osed down b the UN after the decided

that bio$o&ica$ weapons were a c$ear "io$ation of the UN! charter# and $ater wasdestroed as a bioha'ard in 206.

Susia 2eapons #esearch ,aseHocated on (usia. The (usia faci$it works on de"e$opin& new weapons sstems

for mecha and capita$ ships.

&uropa 8 ,ase

Hocated on the moon of Europa# around ;upiter. This base is hea"i$ defended

with both orbita$ defenses and a $ar&e f$eet of capita$ ships# and ser"es as the first $ine of

defense a&ainst in"adin& %entraedi f$eets.

Chapter 8 – UN Tactical SchoolThis chapter co"ers basic and ad"anced tactics used b the UN mi$itar and

inc$udes those used b &round# sea# air and space forces. =hi$e this information ma beused for other mi$itar forces with the appropriate tech# these are primari$ used b the

forces of the UN mi$itar.

)ariable Fi!hters

?ariab$e fi&hters form the core of the UN mi$itar mecha comp$iment. The weredesi&ned for supreme "ersati$it in combat. <$most a$$ of them ha"e three confi&urations#

each with particu$ar ro$es in mind. ighter * This confi&uration has the hi&hest speed and used for tra"e$# aeria$

scoutin&# bombin& and do&fi&hts. This confi&uration is reuired to achie"e escape

"e$ocit o"er an earth-si'e p$anet. The fi&hter is tpica$$ used in the initia$ sta&es ofcombat where it is euipped with missi$e pa$oads on the win& and fuse$a&e hardpoints



since the usua$$ must be fired before assumin& battroid confi&uration. 4i&hter

confi&uration is a$so used eCtensi"e$ in space combat.

Battroid * This confi&uration is used primari$ for &round combat# since it mimicsthe motions of a human so$dier. The battroid has superior maneu"erabi$it of the three

forms# and sometimes has access to more weapons than the other forms. The battroid is

a$so used in space batt$es where the must dea$ with opponents from mu$tip$e directions.The battroid &ains the benefits of takin& ad"anta&e of &round co"er.

Ger)alk * This confi&uration combines ad"anta&es from the other two forms to

some eCtent. It has better speed and f$i&ht capabi$it than the battroid# but not as &ood asthe fi&hter. It can take ad"anta&e of &round co"er and has the arms and $e&s of a battroid#

but cannot mimic the same ran&e of motion that the battroid can. The &erwa$k has the

added benefit of bein& a skimmer# a$$owin& it to AskateB across $and and water. This

&rants it superiorit in hi&h speed &round combat or &round reconnaissance.

Combat aneuvers

!enera$

This &roup of tactics can app$ to destroids# "ariab$e fi&hters# stations and capita$ships.

Alpha #trike * This is a standard tactic used b most mi$itar forces. =ith an a$pha strike#

the mecha or "esse$ fires a$$ a"ai$ab$e weapons in a sin&$e "o$$e# tpica$$ on the first

round of combat# to maCimi'e dama&e and attempt to cripp$e or destro the enem. Mostcapita$ ship combat computers are desi&ned for such attacks as we$$ as ha"in& the power

supp$ to do it. <n a$pha strike uses the hi&hest =< modifier a"ai$ab$e and is effecti"e to

the shortest weapon ran&e. Ruite often this is used b "ariab$e fi&hters to fire a$$

hardpoint mounted missi$es simu$taneous$.?ariab$e fi&hters and destroids can perform an a$pha strike b usin& both of their

actions for that round and makin& an TE omputer Use check at ? 0 )? 5 for

hardpoint mounts@ the are desi&ned for it,. If the ro$$ fai$s# the a$pha strike sti$$ works but the power contro$ circuits are fried and the mecha cannot fire an ener& weapons or

use acti"e stea$th or pinpoint barrier sstems unti$ repaired. apita$ ships are desi&ned

specifica$$ for such tactics and do not need to make an such ro$$.

Tailing< &ock-On and Reverse Tail * This is a set of maneu"ers that can be done in an

situation other than wa$kin& )too s$ow,.

Tai$in& * This is simp$ when one combatant chases another# &ainin& a 2 bonusto attack ro$$s for attackin& the rear arc.

Hock-9n * 9nce a tai$ has been estab$ished# the chaser ma attempt to $ock on.

This is done durin& the mo"ement phase and does not take an actions to attempt. Thecombatants make an opposed M +i$otin& d0 ro$$. If the $eader succeeds# a $ock on

cannot be achie"ed. If the chaser succeeds# he $ocks on# with the fo$$owin& ru$esF

, The tai$ ma a$was mo"e with the tar&et# maintainin& the same re$ati"edistance to the tar&et.

2, The tai$ wi$$ mo"e with the tar&et when the tar&et mo"es re&ard$ess of M

or initiati"e score.



1, The tai$ m%st mo"e as the tar&et mo"es@ that is if the tar&et &oes $eft# the

tai$ must &o $eft.

, The tai$ must sti$$ eCpend an needed actions to match the tar&et.Greakin& * Greakin& a tai$ occurs when one of the fo$$owin& e"ents takes p$aceF

, The tai$ does not ha"e enou&h actions to match the tar&et.

2, The tai$ is unab$e to dup$icate a maneu"er@ for instance if a con"entiona$ :et fi&hter tai$s a "ariab$e fi&hter that shifts to &erwa$k to &o to &round# the

tai$ wi$$ be $ost.

1, The tai$ breaks off "o$untari$., The tar&et re"erses the tai$.

e"erse Tai$ * The tar&et can attempt to re"erse the situation and tai$ his

opponent. Goth combatants make a M +i$otin& d0 ro$$ )the $ead has a -1 pena$t,.

If the $ead succeeds# he now is the tai$ and automatica$$ has Hock-9n# and the former tai$mo"es ahead 2 heCes )00m,. The $ead ma a$so use more ad"anced maneu"ers such as

cobra maneu"er or ?i44in&.

?ariab$e 4i&hters 3 4iCed =in& <ircraftMost ?4 units are desi&ned as hi&h performance interceptors and do&fi&hters# and

their tactics ref$ect this. The ?4s are fast and maneu"erab$e# and are capab$e of stunts that$esser aircraft cannot e"en attempt. <$$ but a few ?4s are ab$e to chan&e forms uick$

enou&h that it does not cost the pi$ot an action@ and from this the ?4 &ains further

adaptabi$it in combat.The standard tactics for UN ?4 units is to use the fi&hter mode for traditiona$

do&fi&htin&# to use the increased speed to c$ose combat ran&e or to tra"e$ $on& distances.

The battroid mode is preferred for most combat since it &rants the pi$ot near-perfect

imitation of his own mo"ement abi$ities. The &erwa$k mode is the $east used# tpica$$reser"ed for reconnaissance on the &round.

4or the purpose of do&fi&htin&# the AdefenderB is the $eader and the AattackerB is

the chaser )assume attackin& from behind,.

*obra Mane%ver * This is a dan&erous but usefu$ tactic# that cannot be done in

con"entiona$ aircraft )the $ack the necessar structure and directiona$ thrusters,. Gthrott$in& fu$$ speed and then pu$$in& back on the contro$ stick whi$e pushin& a$$ thrusters

AupB# the pi$ot can make his fi&hter rise up $ike a cobra. The fi&hter sti$$ mo"es forward

but a$so mo"es upward. Its primar use is simi$ar to uick stop )see be$ow,# but is harder

for the chaser to counter. The pi$ot must make a pi$otin& check at -# and if successfu$ the pi$ot wi$$ not dece$erate# but is considered to ha"e dece$erated b 2 M< for purpose of

the chaser>s speed. If the pi$ot is bein& tai$ed# the chaser must make a pi$otin& check at -5

or o"ershoot the pi$ot. annot be done outside an atmosphere.9nce the "e$ocit and !-force be&ins to reduce# the pi$ot can make his fi&hter

As$ipB sidewas to attack if his chaser a$so uses this techniue.

(ape o4 the Earth * This is a dan&erous# et effecti"e tactic where the pi$ot f$ies under

radar co"era&e b fo$$owin& the natura$ terrain features. This cannot be done at fu$$

speed# and reuires a pi$otin& ro$$ each round )fai$in& usua$$ means c$ippin& the terrain

or crashin&,. The pi$ot must ro$$ pi$otin& with a -1 pena$t up to M< 1 and - up to M<



. This cannot be used at speeds o"er M< )2#200 meters per round or Mach 5,. =hi$e

usin& this maneu"er# the unit imposes a -5 pena$t to detection ro$$s b $on&-ran&e $and or

water based radar units.

'(0; Mane%ver * This is a difficu$t maneu"er in"o$"in& mu$tip$e ro$$s and directiona$

chan&es whi$e f$in& in battroid mode. The pi$ot must make an <!IH Mecha +i$ot ro$$at ? 20# and then a G9 ro$$ at ? 5 if successfu$ to a"oid b$ackin& out for d

rounds from the increased !-forces. If the maneu"er is successfu$# the pi$ot a"oids a$$

attacks for that round )re&ard$ess of the attack ro$$, but cannot make an attacks of hisown.

'%ick #top * Under norma$ circumstances# an aircraft can on$ dece$erate 2 M< per turn

b safe methods. < pi$ot can dep$o air breaks and f$aps )and $andin& &ears if he>s bra"eenou&h, to create increased wind resistance to dece$erate uicker. The pi$ot must make a

pi$otin& check at -1# and if successfu$ the pi$ot wi$$ dece$erate up to 2 M< that round. If

the pi$ot is bein& tai$ed# the chaser must make a pi$otin& check at - or o"ershoot the

pi$ot. annot be done outside an atmosphere.

Rock =n Roll * This is a co$$ecti"e phrase for ro$$in& the p$ane back and forth to a"oid ba$$istics fire and reduce the chance of a missi$e $ock. The pi$ot can use both actions in a

&i"en round to make a defense "s. missi$es ro$$ )see basebook, with a 5 bonus.

Rolling +olley * This attack in"o$"es a fi&hter rotatin& whi$e firin& weapons@ tpica$$ a

missi$e swarm. This reuires both actions for a round# but pro"ides both a 1 pena$t to

enem attack ro$$s as we$$ as the ? to dod&e/parr or shoot down our attack.

Tail #lide * This maneu"er is another one used for e"asi"e pi$otin&. The pi$ot pu$$s the

aircraft into a c$imb and then &radua$$ pu$$s back on the thrott$e near the top of the

c$imb. The aircraft wi$$ Aho"erB for one turn and then be&in to fa$$ back to the earth tai$first. The pi$ot then swin&s the nose in the direction he wishes and then pushes the

thrott$e. It is dan&erous )- to pi$otin&, but is uite effecti"e in ditchin& a chaser. annot

be done outside an atmosphere )there is no up or down,.

Trans4orming Dodge * =ith this maneu"er# the pi$ot chan&es from one mode to another

)usua$$ battroid to fi&hter, to take ad"anta&e of the increased speed or maneu"erabi$it

of the other mode. Ruite often this is done to a"oid incomin& missi$es or other pro:ecti$efire. The pi$ot must make a E4 Mecha +i$ot ro$$ at ? 5 to shift forms in time. If

successfu$# the pi$ot can use the new mode>s bonuses to M?# M and M< to a"oid an

attack instead of the mode the ?4 was in when the attack was made.

>ingover * This is a basic maneu"er used for hi&h-speed turns. The pi$ot simp$ turns the

p$ane part of the wa and ro$$s the p$ane so that it points in the direction desired. Thison$ has a - pena$t to pi$otin& ro$$s.

+ectoring in or)ard light * )?i44in&, This maneu"er can on$ be done b aircraft

with ?T9H capabi$ities# such as most "ariab$e fi&hters. The pi$ot switches uick$ from





The aede$us II was desi&ned with a wed&e-shaped hu$$ and o"ersi'ed thrusters

for mimickin& this attack.

Tactical ire * G firin& weapons in mu$tip$e firin& arcs )tpica$$ weapons of 00D or

$ess for this,# a ship can pro"ide defense for a$$ied mecha or sma$$er ships in the area.

Instead of hittin& an tar&ets# this maneu"er can &rant a$$ied mecha and ships of sma$$ersi'e within km of the ship a 1 bonus to od&e and countermissi$e ro$$s in each round

that tactica$ fire is maintained.

Formations

+i$ots often use different formations to better suit their mission# the situation and

the craft used.

The abo"e three are formations for a sin&$e win& of fi&hters. The trai$ formation is

used tpica$$ for standard f$i&ht# since the front )primar, firin& arc is b$ocked for the

trai$in& two fi&hters. <breast and ?ic formations are used for attack runs where a$$weapons ma be used free$.



The two abo"e formations are used for pairs of f$i&hts# and sometimes specia$

operations units. 9ftentimes# the rear center unit in a =ed&e formation is an e$ectronic

warfare unit.

The four formations abo"e use irre&u$ar unit stren&ths# and are tpica$$ used bspecia$ operations &roups that do not use standard f$i&ht structure.

Gombers use a standard formation to maCimi'e their destructi"e capabi$ities with

the $east o"er$ap )and thus waste of munitions,. Ge$ow is a fu$$ f$i&ht of bombers in

standard GoC formation.



Fleet Combat

Har&e-sca$e batt$es between two f$eets tpica$$ pro&resses throu&h fair$ standardsta&es# with some minor "ariations.

4irst# both sides dep$o most of their one-man fi&hters# reser"in& a portion for

c$ose defense. Mekton-sca$e skirmishin& continues unti$ one side or another has a c$ear

ad"anta&e or the f$eets are within ran&e of each other>s primar weapons.<t this point# Mekton-sca$e units are ca$$ed back to a defensi"e area in and abo"e

their f$eet )referred to as +osition,. 9nce the firin& $ane is c$eared of their own troops#each side wi$$ be&in firin& an weapons that ha"e enou&h ran&e to strike the opposin&

f$eet. This sta&e is "er furious# and few capita$ f$eet s$u&&in& matches $ast more than a

few minutes due to the sheer firepower thrown around.4ina$$# the mecha wi$$ &o in to mop up stra&&$ers and screen their own f$eet from

an opposition.

=hen one f$eet has a tactica$ ad"anta&e o"er the other# tpica$$ bein& superior

numbers or attackin& from a f$ank# the f$eet wi$$ open fire with their primar weaponsfirst. <fter the opposin& f$eet is cripp$ed# the wi$$ send in their mecha to finish the :ob.

=hen the ob:ecti"e is to capture or cripp$e ships without destroin& them# mechaare used. If the ships come into ran&e# $i&hter capita$ ship weapons ma be used to assistthe mecha since the $ar&er primar weapons are too destructi"e to risk a A$uckB shot.

(ome f$eets $ead b ca$$ous or sadistic commanders# common amon& %entraedi

f$eets# wi$$ not care if their own mecha are destroed. In these cases# the ma not waitfor their own mecha to c$ear out of the firin& $ane and wi$$ use this chance to catch

opposin& mecha as we$$.

'nfantry

=hi$e the ma:orit of the fame &oes to the UN (pace Na" and UN (pace <ir

4orce# the ma:orit of the personne$ are in the UN <rm. The &round pounders &et some

options simi$ar to their space counterparts.

eavy Fire Support

<rti$$erF This is the first tpe of hea" support. It consists of ran&ed eCp$osi"e firepower. MortarsF Mortars are sma$$# portab$e arti$$er tubes that can be carried b a fire

team. It consists of the firin& tube# base p$ate and a bipod for support. It uses indirect fire

to $ob an eCp$osi"e she$$ at a hi&h an&$e arc to drop on top of the tar&et. The ha"e fair$

short ran&e and $imited tpes of munitions# but it is $i&ht and uick to set up or mo"e.



"o)it7ersF owit'ers are "ehic$e towed $on& barre$ed cannons that fire $ar&er

she$$s further than mortars. The drawback is that the are easier to spot and tar&et due to

their si'e. RocketsF Essentia$$ the same as missi$es# but desi&ned for use in an atmosphere.

<ir (upportF <ssistance from the UN <ir 4orce.

ast MoversF 4ast mo"ers are :ust that...<ir craft that mo"e fast. This meansfi&hters# bombers# etc. The o"er-f$ the tar&et area and drop their bombs# hopefu$$ on

tar&etX 4or &ame purposes and ease of p$a# when the fast mo"ers f$ o"er to drop their

pa$oad the cannot be attacked due to their tremendous speed. If howe"er# the &amemaster wishes to &enerate statistics for the fast mo"er air craft then he/she ma decide to

a$$ow the aircraft to be attacked. =hen fast mo"ers drop their ordnance# its b$ast radius

tends to be in an e$on&ated o"a$ shape with the $on& aCis a$on& the path of the aircraft. (o

for instance# if a fast mo"er f$ew o"er a tar&et area from south to north droppin& E bombs# then the b$ast wou$d co"er an area 100 meters $on& from south to north# 00

meters wide.

+TO&sF ?T9H# which stands for ?ertica$ Take 9ff and Handin&. These are

aircraft which ha"e the capabi$it of $andin& and takin& off "ertica$$. The are a$socapab$e of ho"erin& in one p$ace. That is not to sa that some fast mo"ers are not capab$e

of a "ertica$ take off# $andin&# or ho"erin&. The aircraft centered on here howe"er arehe$icopters and "ectored thrust aircraft. These aircraft ha"e a uniue capabi$it ca$$ed

Qmaskin&Q. Maskin& is the practice of ho"erin& behind an ob:ect such as a hi$$# tree $ine#

or a bui$din& for co"er. Usua$$# throu&h the use of a forward obser"er or a specia$ periscope $ike de"ice to see o"er the ob:ect the are masked behind# the aircraft wi$$ wait

for a tar&et to present itse$f. It wi$$ then pop up from behind the ob:ect# fire its weapons#

and then return to the masked position. ?T9Hs a$so use what is known as Qstand offQ

weapons. These are tpica$$ rockets and missi$es with a "er $on& ran&e. This norma$$a$$ows the ?T9H to fire at a tar&et without fear of recei"in& enem return fire. 4or this

reason# and for ease of &ame p$a# ?T9Hs cannot be shot down either. <&ain# the &ame

master ma wish to &enerate statistics for the ?T9H and in turn# a$$ow them to be shotdown. ?T9H ma a$so inc$ude attack he$icopters# ho"ercraft and "ariab$e fi&hters in

&erwa$k confi&uration.

9"erheadF This $ast tpe of hea" support is anthin& in orbit direct$ o"erhead. Thisinc$udes sate$$ites and capita$ ships in orbit or sub-orbit. (ate$$ite $istin&s ma a$so

reference capita$ ship weaponr.

?article beam satellitesF +artic$e beam sate$$ites emit a powerfu$ partic$e beam

that pierces throu&h the atmosphere to strike the &round. Upon strikin& the &round# the beam creates a powerfu$ eCp$osion ri"a$in& that of a tactica$ nuc$ear warhead but without

the radiation. EM+ is sti$$ produced b a partic$e beam induced eCp$osion. +artic$e beams

take some time to rechar&e between shots but usua$$ on$ need one shot to do the :obX)EM+ ru$es are $isted be$ow with weapons of mass destruction,

3inetic kill satelliteF Dinetic ki$$ sate$$ites re$ease a titanium a$$o shaft or

QpenetratorQ. This penetrator fa$$s to the earth uti$i'in& the power of &ra"it to acce$erateit to hper sonic speeds. The penetrator a$so has sma$$ &uidance "anes on the rear to

&uide it to the tar&et. The penetrator causes se"ere dama&e to the tar&et it strikes and is

considered to be armor piercin&. Dinetic ki$$ penetrators are tpica$$ used a&ainst static



tar&ets such as bui$din&s and $ar&e bunkers. Their tar&etin& sstems are not accurate

enou&h to track and strike a mo"in& tar&et.

M%ltiple kinetic kill satelliteF =here the kinetic ki$$ sate$$ite re$eases a sin&$e $ar&e penetrator# the mu$tip$e kinetic ki$$ sate$$ite re$eases man at once to co"er a $ar&e area. <

pod is re$eased ho$din& hundreds of penetrators. The penetrators then spread out o"er the

impact area causin& a scattershot $ike effect to e"erthin& within the co"ered area. 4ore"er point the attack ro$$ eCceeds the defense ro$$ b# 5D is app$ied to the tar&et. Each

5D penetrators hit $ocation is ro$$ed separate$. This weapon can be "er de"astatin& to

armor co$umns and $ar&e tar&ets such as fie$d command posts. The weapon is nottpica$$ used a&ainst norma$ infantr since it wou$d be ma:or o"er ki$$ and a waste of an

asset.

(%clear )arhead satelliteF This sate$$ite :ust ho$ds se"era$ nuc$ear warheads for

re$ease. =hen it recei"es a tar&et# it re$eases one of the warheads to reenter theatmosphere and strike the tar&et area. 4or more on nuc$ear weapons of mass destruction

be$ow. <$$ sca$es of reaction warheads fa$$ into this cate&or.

Tpes of (upport oundsEF i&h ECp$osi"e rounds put off a $ar&e concussi"e force when the eCp$ode#

throwin& debris around the b$ast radius at $etha$ "e$ocities. These rounds are best useda&ainst troops# $i&ht "ehic$es# bui$din&s and defensi"e positions.

IncendiarF Usin& white phosphor or other hi&h-heat producin& materia$s# the

round eCp$odes# sendin& searin& fra&ments throu&hout the b$ast 'one. =hen the dama&eis ro$$ed# the incendiar pieces wi$$ continue to burn for d turns# inf$ictin& the same

dama&e each round.

(mokeF This fi$$s the b$ast 'one with thick# acrid smoke that $asts for d turns

after the round stops burnin& )1 turns,.I$$uminationF This is a bri&ht f$are attached to a sma$$ parachute to s$ow its

descent o"er an area to pro"ide $i&ht. < tpica$ f$are wi$$ $i&ht up 500m radius. =hi$e it is

not as bri&ht as da$i&ht# it wi$$ reduce pena$ties from firin& in the dark from -5 to -2. <f$are burns for turns.

4irecrackerF This tpe of round eCp$odes in the air# re$easin& sub-munitions o"er

an area that detonate on impact# ne&atin& co"er.Thunder-crackerF This is a more powerfu$ "ersion of the firecracker# desi&ned for

use a&ainst armored "ehic$es# mecha and power armor.

anisterF This is a $ast defense tpe of she$$ used b howit'ers. The are

essentia$$ a $ar&e buckshot round used for direct fire.Gio/hemica$F Used to de$i"er bio$o&ica$ or chemica$ warfare a&ents )see

Gasebook,.

?iperF < "iper round is in effect# a $aser &uided# free &$idin&# anti-armor missi$e. Itreuires two thin&s to strike a tar&et. 4irst# it reuires that the round be in the &enera$

"icinit of the tar&et. This does not reuire a ro$$ of the dice b the forward obser"er as in

this case# it wou$d not be the forward obser"ers ski$$ used to determine if the roundstrikes the tar&et or not. Instead it wi$$ be the ski$$ of the person with the $aser desi&nator.

(econd# the intended tar&et must be painted b a $aser desi&nator durin& the turn in which

the round arri"es at the tar&et. If the tar&et is successfu$$ painted durin& that turn# then



the round wi$$ strike the tar&et. ?ipers can on$ be fired b howit'ers and are armor

piercin&.

Nuc$earF u$es for nuc$ear weapons are $isted be$ow under =eapons of Massestruction# and ru$es for bein& irradiated are in (ourcebook 1F !a$aC )hapter -

!a$actic a'ards,.

ea" (upport u$es

Use of hea" support in"o$"es the fo$$owin&F hea" support tpe# wait time for

first "o$$e# and wait time for successi"e "o$$es. AvailabilityF =hen hea" support is ca$$ed for# it ma not be immediate$ a"ai$ab$e. o$$

d0 and if the resu$t fa$$s in the ran&e of the tpe# it is a"ai$ab$e. Tpica$$ NG

)nuc$ear/bio$o&ica$/chemica$, a&ents and sate$$ite strikes are reser"ed for hi&h-priorit

tar&ets and reuire UN command authori'ation.>ait Time 1st +olleyF This indicates the time it takes to char&e/$oad the weapons# aim on

the coordinates and ca$cu$ate wind direction# &ra"it# p$anetar arc# etc. It is more

comp$icated than c$ose-ran&e Qpoint and c$ickQ firin&.

>ait Time #%ccessiveF This is the time it takes to re-char&e/$oad the weapon. This is on$ro$$ed once and a$$ additiona$ "o$$es wi$$ fa$$ on the same inter"a$.

DamageF ow much hurt the "o$$e inf$icts. emember E# firecracker# thunder-crackerand incendiar rounds are b$ast.

Blast Radi%sF (e$f eCp$anator. The on$ de"iation is for fast f$iers.

RangeF an&es are not $isted. This is not a mistake@ most of these weapons ha"e &$oba$reachin& ran&es and the $on& ran&e trait.

Battery ireF Mortars and howit'ers sometimes fire in &roups# ca$$ed batteries. There is

on$ a -1 chance on d0 that a batter is a"ai$ab$e at an &i"en time. Each shot is

reso$"ed separate$. o$$in& for batter a"ai$abi$it shou$d be done secret$ b the !Mun$ess specifica$$ reuested b the fire team.

MortarsF dF -1 is mortar# - is 2

owit'ersF dF -2 is howit'er# 1- is 2# 5- is 1

4orward 9bser"er

The forward obser"er ser"es as the ees of the hea" support. The are the onesto ca$$ in the fire# to some eCtent choose the munitions# and ad:usts the fire onto the

tar&et. It is his ski$$ ro$$ that wi$$ determine if the fire support actua$$ hits the tar&et. The

on$ eCception to this is the howit'er-fired ?iper round. =hen ca$$in& in for fire support#

the forward obser"er ro$$sFd0 INT 4orward 9bser"er ski$$ modifiers for distance# fo&# etc.

The resu$t of this ro$$ is then compared to the defense ro$$s of e"erthin& that wou$d be in

the b$ast radius of the incomin& rounds. If this ro$$ eCceeds the defense ro$$# then thetar&et is hit and takes the $isted dama&e. If indi"idua$ tar&ets beat the ro$$# the ha"e

con"enient$ stepped behind co"er in time. If a$$ tar&ets in the b$ast 'one beat the attack

ro$$# then the round has de"iated and shou$d be hand$ed b the de"iation ru$es in theGasebook under Qindirect firin&Q. Usin& a $aser desi&nator to paint the tar&et &rants the

usua$ 6 bonus.



9nce hea" support has been successfu$$ ca$$ed on a stationar tar&et such as a

bui$din&# bunker or $anded capita$ ship and struck it# there is no need to make further

forward obser"er ro$$s.

Ge$ow is an eCamp$e of a hea" support fire missionF

A s$%ad o4 .( Army soldiers @(.G is moving thro%gh a 4orested area )hen the point man notices a 5 man s$%ad o4 Anti-.( soldiers and one (o%sade%l-Ger *%stom in

an open 4ield8 The (.G soldiers hide in the %nderbr%sh )hile the point man calls 4or a

ho)it7er strike on the soldiers and (o%sade%l-Ger8 @At this time the game master rolls 4or the availability o4 ho)it7ers and rolls a ;8 &ooking at the heavy s%pport table he sees

that ho)it7ers are only available on a 1-5 and so the ho)it7ers are not available right

no)8 The 4ield head $%arters calls back to the s$%ad telling them that the ho)it7ers are

c%rrently engaging another target and to try back a4ter a short )hile8 The (.G troops see that the Anti-.( troops are going to dig in at the tree line and so decide they have

time to )ait and see i4 a ho)it7er )ill be available a4ter 1 t%rns8 Mean )hile the (.G

s$%ad leader tells another soldier to get o%t his laser designator and prepare to paint the

(o%sade%l-Ger 4or a viper ro%nd8 A4ter a )ait o4 1 t%rns the point man once again calls 4or ho)it7er s%pport8 @The

game master rolls 1d1 again and this time rolls a :< since ho)it7ers are available on a1-5 then the ho)it7ers are available8 The game master then rolls another 1d1 to see i4

there are more than one ho)it7er to cond%ct a barrage 4ire8 "e rolls a 18 Barrage 4ire is

available on a 1-: so he no) rolls to see ho) many additional ho)it7ers are available

4or the 4ire mission8 "e rolls a 0 meaning there are : additional ho)it7ers available 4or atotal o4 ,8 A4ter receiving )ord that the ho)it7ers are on standby 4or them< the s$%ad

leader decides to get the eCposed troops 4irst< )hile they are still close to each other8 The

point man then calls 4or 4ire-cracker ro%nds to be %sed< gives the coordinates o4 the Anti-.( troops to the ho)it7ers< and gives the order to 4ire8 @The game master no) rolls 4or

the )ait time 4or the 4irst volley )hich is 5 1d08 "e rolls a 1 and determines that the

4irst volley )ill land 0 t%rns 4rom no)8 "e does not tell the players this tho%gh8 "e alsohas the point man roll his attack roll )hich is his 1d1 I(T 4or)ard observer skill8

The point man rolls a 1 receiving a critical s%ccess and then rolls again getting a :8

>ith an intelligence o4 1 and a 4or)ard observer skill o4 0 this makes his total roll a2; D%ring the neCt 0 t%rns the (o%sade%l-Ger moves o%t o4 the 1 meter blast radi%s

o4 the target area to check o%t the tree line on the other side o4 the open 4ield8 A4ter the 0

t%rn )ait )hile the ho)it7ers ad%sted< aimed< loaded< 4ired< and the ro%nds traveled to

the target< : ro%nds come screaming into the air above the troops and pop abo%t 1 4eetabove the troops< sho)ering them )ith small bomblets8 @The game master rolls de4ensive

rolls 4or the troops : times each< once 4or each ro%nd8 The 4irst soldier rolls a 1:< 1/< and

a 128 The second soldier rolls an 11< 10< and a 1:8 The third soldier rolls a 1;< 15< and a1:8 The 4orth soldier rolls a 2,< 1F< and a 1:8 And the 4i4th soldier rolls an 11< 1:< and a

1,8 (one o4 the soldiers have s%cceeded in dodging the attack and all o4 them are )ithin

the 1 meter blast radi%s< there4ore the game master rolls 5d0 damage 4or each ro%nd8 "e rolls a 1;< 12< and a 1/8 #ince it is barrage 4ire and none o4 the soldiers s%cceeded in

dodging the attack he decides to add all o4 the damage together 4or a total o4 ,F hits to

each soldier8 Thats nearly 2 kills "e then %tili7es the area e44ect damage chart @4o%nd in

another section o4 this page8 to apply the damage8 #ince the soldiers )here only )earing



light armor they are all shredded by the deadly 4ragments thro)n abo%t the target area8

They all die8 As the smoke is clearing 4rom the attack the (o%sade%l-Ger begins to 4ire

)ildly into the tree line )ith its a%to canon )hile searching 4or the 4or)ard observer thatthe pilot kno)s m%st be in the area The point man once again calls the artillery and

asks 4or a viper ro%nd to be 4ired at the target area8 @The game master then rolls 4or the

)ait time 4or s%ccessive ro%nds8 or ho)it7ers this is 1d0 t%rns< he rolls a 28 #o thero%nd )ill arrive in 2 t%rns8 The s$%ad leader has the soldier )ith the laser designator

paint the (o%sade%l-Ger8 @The soldier )ith the laser designator rolls his ri4le attack skill

and gets a 108 The (o%sade%l-Ger pilot rolls his de4ense roll and gets a 128 The target is painted this t%rn b%t the viper ro%nd is not at the target yet8 The neCt t%rn the soldier

attempts to contin%e painting the target and rolls an 118 The (o%sade%l-Ger pilot rolls a

1: and so is missed by the laser designator d%ring the ro%nd in )hich the viper arrives

on target8 The viper ro%nd screams into the target area and the soldier )ith the laser

designator c%rses lo%dly as the (o%sade%l-Ger begins r%nning across the open 4ield

ca%sing him to miss )ith the laser8 The viper ro%nd plo)s into the 4ield eCploding and

directing its shaped charge into the dirt harmlessly8 Thinking $%ickly< the point man calls 4or a second viper shot8 @The game master need not roll 4or the )ait time as it )as rolled

4or the 4irst viper< it )ill arrive to the target area in 2 t%rns8 The (o%sade%l-Ger beginsto spray the area )here the (.G soldiers are )ith its a%to canon< hitting one o4 the

soldiers in the chest< killing him instantly8 @The soldier )ith the laser designator 4ires at

the (o%sade%l-Ger again and rolls a 1/8 The (o%sade%l-Ger pilot rolls a 12 and so is

painted that t%rn8 The (o%sade%l-Ger contin%es to 4ire into the treeline shredding and splintering the trees aro%nd the (.G s$%ad b%t hitting no one8 @The soldier painting the

(o%sade%l-Ger rolls his attack again getting a 108 The (o%sade%l-Ger pilot rolls his

de4ense roll getting a 1:8 The game master then rolls 4or a hit location and the res%lt isthe torso8 The viper does 5 kills o4 armor piercing damage to the (o%sade%l-Ger )hich

is m%ch more than the torso servo has8 The viper ro%nd screams into the target area and

locks onto the lasers re4lected signal8 It slams into the (o%sade%l-GerHs torso blo)ing itto pieces and killing the pilot

<s shown# hea" support can be "er formidab$e when used correct$. This can be the same in re"erse@ if used incorrect$ it cou$d ki$$ the characters as we$$.

eavy Support Table 1

2&A+-N %AAG& ,3AST #A%'US A)A'3A,'3'T 1ST )-33& SUCC&SS')& )-33&S

ARTI!R"

-#TA#S -6 11 TUN( 1 TUN(

E 5M

INENI<J 5M

(M9DE -1 25M (EE I(.

IHHUMIN<TI9N (EE I(. 500M S TUN(

-2'T@&#S -5 5 TUN( TUN(

E 1D 50M



INENI<J 2D 50M

4IE<DE 5 00M

T-<DE 2D 00M

EM/GI9 <( TJ+E 50M (+EI<H

NUDE 5D 200M (+EI<H 2 9U( N9NE

<NNI(TE 2D (-(9TKK N/<

?I+E 5D <+ N/<

(M9DE -1 50M (EE I(.

IHHUMIN<TI9N (EE I(. 500M S TUN(

#-C7&TS -1 5 TUN( TUN(

E 5D 00M

INENI<J 1D 00M

4IE<DE 5 50M

T-<DE 2D 50M

EM/GI9 <( TJ+E 00M (+EI<H


AIR SUPP#RT

FAST -)&# - 0 TUN( 2 TUN(

E 5D 00 S 100M

INENI<J 1D 00 S 100M

4IE<DE 5 00 S 100M

T-<DE 2D 00 S 100M

EM/GI9 <( TJ+E 00 S 100M (+EI<H


)T-3 -5 0 TUN( 2 TUN(

E 1D <+ 50M

INENI<J 2D 10M

4IE<DE 5 65M

#V!R$!A%

+<TIHE GE<M 20DK 00M (+EI<H 20 TUN( 20 TUN(

DINETI DIHH 0D N/< -1 20 TUN( TUN(

MUHTI+HE DINETI DIHH 5D (-(9TKKK 200M -1 20 TUN( TUN(


* Damage is handled the same as a nuclear weapon except there is no radiation.

** This is a direct fire weapon used normally in a defensive role.*** 5K per point that the attack roll exceeds the defense roll.

eavy Support Table "

'ncomin! eavy Support

SU++-#T T+& C&/,'- ,'-

o$$ 0 o$$ o$$ 0



1H hoose 1H G$ood 1H hoose

"H Mortar "H Irritant "H 4?-5

*H owit'er *H G$ister *H G-

5H ocket 5H +scho&enic 5H E?-7

>H 4ast Mo"er >H Ner"e >H +?-2

:H ?T9H :H Gio :H Tphoid 4e"er

8H +artic$e Geam 8H +neumonia

IH Dinetic Di$$ IH+neumonic +$a&ue

;H Mu$tip$e Dinetic Di$$ ;H <S-2

19H hoose 19H hoose

#-UN% T+& #-UN% T+& #-UN% T+&

Jowit.erK #ocketK Fast4moverH JortarH J)T-3H

o$$ o$$ o$$

1H E 14*H E 1H hoose

"H Incendiar 54:H Incendiar "H E

*H 4irecracker *H Incendiar

5H T-racker 5H hoose

>H hemica$/Gio >H 4irecracker

:H NukeK or choose :H hoose

K Nukes shou$d ne"er be used a&ainst the p$aers direct$. )Un$ess the &ame master

E<HHJ wants toX, The shou$d be used cinematica$$# around the characters or :ust onthe ed&e of the b$ast radius :ust to make thin&s interestin&. Hife sucks at &round 'ero and

its ne"er an fun to $ose a character without a chance of sur"i"a$.

'nsertion etho$s

These are the methods in which a mi$itar can put teams of men into a specific

area and &et them out a&ain.Methods

>alk F No ski$$ reuired. No mishap ro$$s. +ossib$e Endurance ro$$ needed.

Gro%nd +ehicleF No specia$ ski$$ reuired. No mishap ro$$s. itch a ride on a

truck# tank# <+# train# etc. (ome armies ha"e specia$i'ed "ehic$es for transportin& power armor or mecha.

Boat F No specia$ ski$$ reuired. No mishap ro$$. This can inc$ude boats# ho"ercraft

or amphibious "ehic$es. Air MobileF No specia$ ski$$ reuired. No mishap ro$$. E"erone pi$es into a

?T9H and f$ies into the insertion point where it $ands or ho"ers $ow and e"erone hops

out. Air Assa%lt F <ir <ssau$t ski$$ reuired. Mishaps on fai$ures and critica$ fai$ures.

<ir assau$t is simi$ar to air mobi$e eCcept the ?T9H ne"er $ands. Instead it ho"ers at

about 10m and the troops descend on ropes. This is ca$$ed repe$$in&. There is anotheraspect to this ca$$ed s$in& $oadin&. This is where euipment# a "ehic$e or e"en supp$ies on

a pa$ette are s$un& underneath b cab$es or ropes. 9nce to the destination the pa$ette is seton the &round and the cab$es are re$eased.

To repe$ from the ?T9H is an a"era&e air assau$t ski$$ ro$$. If the character fai$sthis# the fa$$ d0C1m to the &round and suffer norma$ dama&e. The character &ets one

chance durin& the fa$$ to catch the rope b makin& another a"era&e air assau$t ski$$ ro$$. <

critica$ fai$ure means the rope snaps and there is no second chance to catch ourse$f.< s$in& $oad reuires an a"era&e air assau$t ski$$ ro$$ as we$$. If the character fai$s

the ski$$ ro$$# then durin& f$i&ht one of the cab$es has detached/snapped and the $oad



becomes se"ere$ unba$anced. The pi$ot wi$$ either ha"e to re$ease the s$in& or make a

difficu$t pi$ot ro$$ to set down safe$. If the character makes a critica$ fai$ure# the entire

$oad simp$ detaches in f$i&ht. AirborneF +arachutin& ski$$ reuired. Mishaps on fai$ures and critica$ fai$ures.

Gasica$$ ou :ump out of an airp$ane with a parachute. There are more ad"anced

methods of this described be$ow# but this :ust co"ers the &eneric Qe"erone pi$e out of theaircraft# bunches of chutes in the air# $and hard and curse a $otQ airborne. In a norma$

parachute drop# the parachute is automatica$$ pu$$ed for the person when the $ea"e the

aircraft with what is known as a static $ine. haracters must make two a"era&e parachuteski$$ ro$$s when doin& an airborne drop. 9ne when eCitin& the aircraft and one when

$andin&. If the character fai$s the ski$$ ro$$ when eCitin& the aircraft then the wi$$ be

s$ammed and buffeted b the wind and "io$ent$ :ost$ed about takin& d hits to a

random$ ro$$ed $ocation. If the character ro$$s a critica$ fai$ure then the must ro$$ onmishaps tab$e in the charts be$ow. The possib$e resu$ts to that ro$$ are $isted here as

we$$F

Kra&&edF The risers )cords, of the parachute &et cau&ht on the aircraft and dra& the

character a$on&. The character wi$$ be repeated$ beaten a&ainst the aircraft causin& 2dhits to a random$ ro$$ed $ocation per turn unti$ the character is either beaten to a pu$p or

unti$ the are cut $oose. < character ma cut themse$"es $oose if the ha"e some sort of b$ade and succeeds in an a"era&e b$ade ski$$ ro$$.

KGurn-inF The chute simp$ does not open. If the character cannot dep$o their reser"e

chute in time the wi$$ crash and burn. )(ee Qeser"e chutesQ and Qfa$$in& and descentratesQ be$ow.,

K(treamerF This is when the risers )cords, &et tan&$ed with the chute and cause it to

stream. =hi$e this does sti$$ s$ow the descent of the character# it is not usua$$ enou&h to

a"oid serious in:ur or e"en death on impact with the &round. The character ma attemptto dep$o their reser"e chute if the ha"e time. If a character strikes the &round with a

streamer the wi$$ recei"e 5d0 hits of dama&e to a$$ bod $ocations. This wi$$ more than

$ike$ pro"e to be fata$. If the character fai$s their ro$$ for $andin& then the wi$$ recei"ed hits to the $e&s due to a hard $andin&. If the ro$$ a critica$ fai$ure then the wi$$

recei"e 1d dama&e to each $e& from a se"ere$ hard# rou&h# $andin&.

o$$ d

14" ra&&ed

*45 Gurn-in

>4: (treamer

"A&O <H9/<9 and +arachutin& ski$$s reuired. Mishaps on fai$ures andcritica$ fai$ures. i&h <$titude How 9penin&. In short this is sk di"in& from a "er hi&h

a$titude. <H9 :umps are done from such hi&h a$titude that it is necessar to use an

oC&en tank and mask. Norma$$ done with a para&$ider# it is usua$$ dep$oed at under150m a$titude. There are three ro$$s to made when performin& a <H9 :ump. The first#

an a"era&e <H9 ski$$ ro$$ when eCitin& the aircraft. If a fai$ure resu$ts# then the

character wi$$ recei"e d hits to the head per turn from the centrifu&a$ forces of anuncontro$$ed tumb$e. The tumb$e ma be ha$ted b makin& an a"era&e <H9 ski$$ ro$$. If

a critica$ fai$ure is ro$$ed durin& eCitin& the aircraft or whi$e trin& to reco"er from a

tumb$e then it wi$$ resu$t in a se"ere tumb$e causin& d2 hits of dama&e to the head per

turn as we$$ as a $oss of -1 points of <&i$it )eco"erab$e at the rate of point a week.,



due to the centrifu&a$ forces and dama&e to the inner ear and their eui$ibrium. < se"ere

tumb$e ma be stopped b makin& a difficu$t <H9 ski$$ ro$$. The second ro$$ is for

when the character dep$os the parachute. If a fai$ure resu$ts then the character is sub:ectto the resu$t ro$$ed on mishaps tab$e 2 in the charts be$ow. The resu$ts of tab$e 2 are the

same as on tab$e for airborne insertions. If a critica$ fai$ure resu$ts# then the character

wi$$ be&in a norma$ tumb$e as abo"e. The $ast ro$$ is for $andin&. This ro$$ is identica$ tothe airborne ro$$ with the same resu$ts for fai$ures and critica$ fai$ures.

"A"O <H9/<9 and +arachutin& ski$$s reuired. Mishaps on fai$ures and

critica$ fai$ures. i&h <$titude i&h 9penin&. ?er simi$ar to a <H9 :ump eCcept the parachute is opened at "er hi&h a$titude. < para&$ider is used so that the character ma

steer themse$"es to the drop 'one. The hi&hest a <9 :ump is norma$$ done from is

0#000m. 4rom that hei&ht a character can &$ide around 2 km from the drop point. (ki$$

ro$$s# resu$ts of fai$ures# and critica$ fai$ures are the same as for a <H9 :ump. &A&O +arachute ski$$ reuired. Mishaps on fai$ures and critica$ fai$ures. How

<$titude How 9penin&. This can be a "er dan&erous insertion techniue. It is on$

different from a norma$ airborne drop in that the aircraft f$ies at a $ow a$titude of about

00-200m. <s ou can see after readin& the section on fa$$in& and rate of descent# if themain chute fai$s# there is no time to dep$o a reser"e chute. The ski$$ ro$$s# resu$ts of

fai$ures# and critica$ fai$ures are the same as for an airborne insertion. This insertionmethod is used when the paratroops ha"e a better than a"era&e chance of bein& fired at

durin& their descent. The $o&ic bein& the $ower the a$titude of the drop then the $ess time

han&in& in the air and thus# $ess time to be he$p$ess$ shot at. There wi$$ be a who$e $ot$ess time to be shot at of course if the chute does not open up. <t that time the &round

becomes a bi&&er enem than the incomin& bu$$etsX

"A(O No specia$ ski$$ reuired. No mishap ro$$. i&h <$titude No 9penin&.

This is the easiest insertion method to perform and is usua$$ performed unwi$$in&$. Thecharacter $eaps from the aircraft kickin& and screamin&. The character then acce$erates to

termina$ "e$ocit and crashes into the &round# smashin& themse$"es to a pu$p...(+H<TX

This $istin& is actua$$ a :oke# but it can happen nonethe$ess. &A(O H<N9 ski$$ reuired. Mishaps on fai$ures and critica$ fai$ures. How

<$titude No 9penin&. No# this one is not a :oke. This techniue can be performed in an

soft sand desert or e"en in soft packed snow. haracters with much eCperience in H<N9insertions ma perform it in other tpes of terrain as we$$ but the difficu$t $e"e$ is

&enera$$ hi&her. It is performed b ha"in& an aircraft f$ at about 1-m a$titude and as

s$ow as it possib$ can. The troops then :ump out of the aircraft into the soft sand or soft

packed snow. There is on$ one ski$$ ro$$ that need to be made when a character performsa H<N9 insertion and that is when the $and. To $and proper$ durin& the H<N9

insertion is an a"era&e H<N9 ski$$ ro$$. If the insertion is bein& done in a different tpe

of terrain than sand or snow then the difficu$t of the ro$$ wi$$ be increased. This increaseis at the &ame masters discretion. H<N9 :umps cannot be performed in forest# :un&$e# or

simi$ar terrain due to the fact that the wi$$ s$am into trees etc. a$most sure$ resu$tin& in

serious in:ur. If a fai$ure occurs durin& $andin& then the character wi$$ recei"e 2d hits ofdama&e to their $e&s from a rou&h $andin&. If a critica$ fai$ure occurs then the character

has $anded a$$ wron& and wi$$ recei"e 1d hits of dama&e to a random$ ro$$ed $ocation.

&A?E# No specia$ ski$$ reuired. Mishap on a resu$t of on 0. How <$titude

+arachute ECtraction (stem. This is kind of a cross between H<N9 and H<H9 with a



twist. H<+E( is not used for troops a$one. It is usua$$ used to de$i"er "ehic$es # mecha#

and supp$ies. Troops can howe"er# be inside of "ehic$es or mecha and strapped in ti&ht to

protect them from the se"ere shock and "ibration from the impact. H<+E( must be donefrom an aircraft that has a rear openin& car&o door/ramp. The $andin& 'one must a$so be a

re$ati"e$ $ar&e# f$at area such as a road# open fie$d# etc. 4irst# the euipment# "ehic$e# or

whate"er is &oin& to be inserted is "er secure$ strapped down onto a $ar&e shockabsorbent pa$ette. The pa$ette a parachute attached to it. The aircraft f$ies at a moderate

speed at a "er $ow a$titude )approCimate$ 1m, with the rear car&o doors open. The

parachute on the pa$ette is then dep$oed out behind the aircraft. The chute dra&s the pa$ette out of the back of the aircraft where it drops to the &round and skids to a stop with

the assistance of the parachute. =hen a drop is done the &ame master ro$$s d0. 9n a

ro$$ of there has been a mishap. o$$ on the mishap tab$e for H<+E( in the charts

be$ow. If the pa$ette breaks up then the pa$oad on that pa$ette wi$$ recei"e dama&e eua$to the amount ro$$ed. If the pa$oad is a "ehic$e with characters inside# the characters wi$$

a$so recei"e dama&e eua$ to the amount ro$$ed for humans.. haracters wi$$ not recei"e

this dama&e if the are inside a mecha# power armor# or a simi$ar$ ti&ht cockpit. If the

pa$oad tumb$es then it is hand$ed the same wa eCcept the dama&e is &reater. There isno ski$$ for H<+E(. The characters are :ust a$on& for the ride.

o$$ d to determine resu$ts.

14* +a$ette co$$apsesF dD to random $ocation for pa$oad@ d hits to random

$ocation for humans

54: +a$ette tumb$esF 2dD to random $ocation for pa$oad@ 2d hits to random$ocation for humans

"elocasting H<N9 ski$$ reuired. Mishaps on fai$ures and critica$ fai$ures. In

effect this is :ust $ike a H<N9 insertion eCcept into the water instead. It is hand$ed in the

same wa as a H<N9 insertion. If a fai$ure occurs then the character has hit the waterwron& and recei"es dama&e to a random$ ro$$ed $ocation. If a critica$ fai$ure occurs then

the character has been un$uck enou&h to strike somethin& in or under the water. 9nce

a&ain the character recei"es dama&e to a random$ ro$$ed $ocation# :ust more of it. &OAR# No specia$ ski$$ reuired. Mishap on a resu$t of on 0. How 9rbit

<tmospheric e-entr (stem. This is the most dan&erous of a$$ insertion techniues.

There is no ski$$ for H9<( so a$$ the characters can do is ride and hope e"erthin& &oesas p$anned. This is how it worksF The characters# or the characters within their mecha are

p$aced in a specia$ sea$ed re-entr capsu$e. These capsu$es are air-ti&ht and carr an

hours worth of oC&en. The capsu$es are then carried into $ow earth orbit b a trans-

atmospheric transport desi&ned to $aunch them. 9nce in the correct orbit# the capsu$es are$aunched into the atmosphere. The capsu$es protect their pa$oad from the heat and

friction of atmospheric re-entr. 9nce the pod is within the atmosphere and at a $ow

a$titude# it dep$os a parachute to $ower the capsu$e to the &round. 9n the &round# theeCp$osi"e bo$ts ho$din& the hatch in p$ace b$ow# openin& the capsu$e to a$$ow the pa$oad

to eCit the capsu$e. apsu$es come in different si'es to accommodate troops and mecha.

(upp$ies can a$so be de$i"ered to specia$ troops far behind enem $ines usin& H9<(.There are man thin&s that can &o wron& durin& a H9<( insertion. If the capsu$es

tra:ector is s$i&ht$ off or if it enters the atmosphere at :ust s$i&ht$ the wron& an&$e then

the capsu$e can burn up# stra off course# or the parachute cou$d be dama&ed causin& a

rou&h $andin& or e"en cause the capsu$e to crash into the surface of the p$anet. This



insertion techniue is usua$$ used to insert teams deep behind enem $ines. =hen a

H9<( insertion is performed# ro$$ d0 for each capsu$e. If a is ro$$ed then a mishap

has occurred. o$$ d0 on the mishap tab$e and app$ the resu$ts. If the resu$t is a fata$one then the character ma spend as man $uck points as it wou$d take to ad:ust the resu$t

of the dice to the resu$t of AcookedB on the tab$e. The different mishaps that can occur

durin& a H9<( insertion are $isted be$owFKGurn-upF The capsu$e has entered the atmosphere at the wron& an&$e and the heat of the

re-entr incinerates the capsu$e and its contents.

Krash and burnF The parachute does not dep$o and the capsu$e s$ams into the &roundeCp$osi"e$. estroin& itse$f and its contents.

KookedF The capsu$e has entered the atmosphere at a s$i&ht$ off an&$e and heats up

more than usua$ from the friction of re-entr. The capsu$e# in effect# becomes a $ar&e

o"en. <n characters within the capsu$e take d hits of dama&e to a$$ $ocations from theintense heat. The dama&e is ha$"ed if the character is in some sort of mecha. The

character must a$so make a stun/shock ro$$ -1 in order to remain conscious. This is

whether the character is inside a mecha or not.

Kou&h $andin&F The capsu$e has a "er rou&h $andin& causin& d hits to a random$ro$$ed $ocation of the character.

KG$own off drop 'oneF The capsu$e &ets cau&ht in the wind and updrafts. It is carried1d0 ki$ometers off the drop 'one. etermine the direction b ro$$in& on the de"iation

chart for indirect fire weapons in the Gasebook.

o$$ d0 to determine resu$ts.

14" Gurn-upF apsu$e and contents disinte&rate. haracter is ki$$ed# no sa"es.

*45 rash and GurnF hute does not dep$o# capsu$e crashes eCp$osi"e$ into the

&round. haracter is ki$$ed# no sa"es.

>4: ookedF haracter takes hits to a$$ $ocations and must make a stun/shock ro$$at -1 to remain conscious. )ama&e is ha$"ed if character is inside mecha,

84I ou&h $andin&F haracter takes hits to a random$ ro$$ed $ocation.

;419 G$own off drop 'oneF Hands 10km from intended drop 'one.

4a$$in& and rate of descentF

<s cou$d be eCpected# the rate that a character wi$$ fa$$ from the sk under a &i"ensituation can become "er important. <$$ "a$ues assume an Earth-$ike atmosphere and

&ra"it.

[ < character wi$$ fa$$ at a rate of m per turn.

[ < character with a AstreamerB wi$$ fa$$ at a rate of 00m per turn.[ < character with a norma$ parachute wi$$ fa$$ at a rate of 11m per turn.

[ < character with a para&$ider wi$$ fa$$ at a rate of 11m per turn but ma &$ide forward at

a maCimum rate of 00m per turn as we$$. < character with a para&$ider can effecti"e$ho"er# that is ho$din& its position both hori'onta$$ and "ertica$$ b makin& an a"era&e

parachute ski$$ ro$$.

eser"e chutes

If the time comes that a character must dep$o a reser"e chute. In order to do this

the character must succeed in an a"era&e parachute ski$$ check. There are modifiers for

this howe"er.





Ko$$isionF The character strikes some sort of ob:ect doin& 1d hits to a random$ ro$$ed

$ocation.

KImpact with aircraftF <s the character is bein& ree$ed into the aircraft the strike the hu$$#hard. The character wi$$ recei"e 2d hits to a random$ ro$$ed $ocation.

(OTE This eCtraction method is norma$$ on$ used for a sin&$e person such as a deep

operati"e# a hi&h $e"e$ prisoner# or perhaps a casua$t in bad need of bein& uick$e"acuated. To eCtract an more than one person in this fashion wou$d mean too much

time o"er a potentia$$ hosti$e area and too man passes of the aircraft to pick up the

who$e team.o$$ to determine resu$ts.

14" Hine breaks ear$. haracter rises 0 meters before $ine snaps# droppin& the

character.

*45 Hine breaks $ate. Hine breaks at hi&h a$titude# character fa$$s to their death.

> o$$ision. haracter co$$ides with somethin& causin& 1 dama&e to a random$

ro$$ed $ocation.

: Impact with aircraft. 2 hits to a random$ ro$$ed $ocation.

2eapons of ass %estruction

The New Unit !o"ernment hea"i$ restricts the use of =M# a$thou&h in timesof eCtreme circumstances the permit use of such weapons. The UN charter carries the

QeCceptiona$ circumstancesQ c$ause which a$$ows for the use of reaction weapons in the

e"ent that a co$on f$eet faces tota$ destruction. The use of chemica$ or bio$o&ica$ warfareis $ikewise restricted# a$thou&h with the New <sia bio$o&ica$ weapons base# it pro"es the

UN sti$$ de"e$ops such warfare a&ents )or at $east it did,.

Nuclear 2arfare

The use of nuc$ear weapons in warfare is a "er serious commitment. In Macross#

the most $ike$ eCposure to nuc$ear weapons is reaction warheads such as the M(-

Q<n&e$ of eathQ missi$e. <nother $ike$ source is from a mecha or capita$ ship powerp$ant eCp$osion.

G$astThe first step for usin& nuc$ear weapons is to determine the dama&e and b$ast

ratin&. 4or eCamp$e# a nuke ma be 20D with G$ast 0.

K <$$ ob:ects and units within the G$ast radius are immediate$ destroed )certain

ECcessi"e sca$e units mi&ht sur"i"e,. Medium or stron&er (tarship sca$e pinpoint barriersor omnidirectiona$ barriers can protect a&ainst such a b$ast# but the risk bein& fused as if

the b$ocked a hea" partic$e beam shot )see Tech Manua$,.

K <$$ ob:ects within C. to C2.0 G$ast take 0C the weapons dama&e ratin& to all$ocations.

K <$$ ob:ects within C2. to C.0 G$ast take the weapons dama&e ratin& to a$$

eCterna$ $ocations# inc$udin& hand he$d weapons. ommand armor wi$$ take the dama&e before the ser"os armor underneath.

K =ithin C2.0 to C.0 G$ast# a$$ trees# wooden structures and other f$ammab$e

ob:ects are set afire. <$$ pre"ious$ burnin& fires are eCtin&uished b the b$ast. <$$ (ensor

use has a -5 pena$t from hea" smoke when used throu&h these heCes# ad"anced sensor



packa&es ha"e a -2 pena$t# and on$ the spottin& radar is unaffected. <$$ bui$din&s and

structures within the b$ast area that were $e"e$ed now count as rou&h terrain )C2 M<

cost,. <$$ water within this area is boi$in& and causes a -2 pena$t to (ensor use)cumu$ati"e with smoke, from water "apor.

K E"er person within C1.0 G$ast must make a (tun/(hock check@ fai$ure means

the die in d0 turns from heat# eCtreme radiation and concussi"e shock )causin&interna$ dama&e,. 9n$ those within a hardened bunker or protected mecha are eCempt

from this.

K <$$ mecha# "ehic$es and machiner now check for EM+ effect. ont for&et theradiation either.

Usin& the eCamp$e missi$e abo"e )20D# G$ast 0,# e"erthin& within 0 heCes of

the impact is :ust p$ain &one. E"erthin& within 0 to 20 heCes suffers 200D dama&e toa$$ $ocations. E"erthin& within 20 to 0 heCes takes 20D dama&e to a$$ eCterna$

$ocations. E"er f$ammab$e ob:ect within 20 to 0 heCes i&nites# and water boi$s and

e"aporates. <$$ peop$e within 10 heCes must make a (tun/(hock check or die. 9uch.

EM+

E$ectroma&netic +u$ses are &enerated b nuc$ear eCp$osions and stars &oin& no"a.4ortunate$# runnin& into a superno"a is rare# but in Macross it cou$d happen more often

than an Earth-bound &ame.

K etermine which radius our mecha is in )as abo"e,. If the source is asuperno"a# uit whinin&@ the impendin& destruction of an entire star sstem is &oin& to

make ou $ook meanin&$ess b comparison.

K etermine the average (+ of our mecha@ that is# add up a$$ of our (+ and

di"ide b the number of $ocations.K (ubtract the base dama&e of the nuke from our a"era&e (+@ this is our EM+

modifier. oub$e the modifier if ou are within C. to C2.0 radius and ha$"e the modifier

if ou are within the C1. to C.0 radius. If our EM+ modifier is positi"e# ou are safe. Ifour EM+ modifier is ne&ati"e# ou suffer that "a$ue as a pena$t to all rolls usin& our

mecha.

adiation

Nuc$ear eCp$osions &enerate radiation. < H9T of radiation. u$es for bein&

irradiated are in (ourcebook 1F !a$aC# hapter - !a$actic a'ards. (imp$ put# if ou

are too c$ose to a nuke when it &oes off# start ro$$in& up a new character.

,iolo!ical 2arfare

Gio$o&ica$ warfare is $ar&e$ out$awed b the UN (pac# but anti-UN forcesmi&ht resort to usin& such measures. Essentia$$# bio$o&ica$ warfare is the spreadin& of

&erms# "iruses and/or bacteria in order to incapacitate or ki$$ the enem en masse. Gio

a&ents ma be de$i"ered "ia arti$$er# bombs# missi$es# spraed b aircraft# put into watersources or food supp$ies# etc. The inherent dan&er is that once un$eashed# the a&ent is

tota$$ uncontro$$ab$e# and uite often the bio$o&ica$ a&ent backfires and affects the forces

usin& them.



Gio$o&ica$ a&ents take effect when a "ictim is eCposed to the "ector@ how the bio

a&ent is spread. If a character is in a sea$ed en"ironment# then the are safe from

bio$o&ica$ a&ents. If eCposed# a "ictim must make a God Tpe )G9, check with theappropriate modifier or the ha"e contracted the a&ent. The a&ent takes effect accordin&

to the incubation time. If the "ictim sur"i"es to the end of the duration# his sstem has

fou&ht off the a&ent.The use of pan-spectrum antibiotics and a successfu$ treatment check )TE

Med Tech, can reduce the duration b ha$f. If the use of the antibiotics is done without

medica$ treatment# the duration is on$ reduced b /. ea$in& ma not occur durin& therun time of the a&ent.4?-5 )bioa&ent,

Treatment ?F

?ectorF airborne

esistF G9 -

IncubationF d1 dasun TimeF d weeks

(mptomsF fe"er# nausea# eChaustion# cou&h# chi$$s# aches# con&estion# headaches

EffectsF a$$ stats eCcept EU/<TT reduced b /2

%4-6 )bioa&ent,Treatment ?F 6

?ectorF contaminated water

esistF G9 -1

IncubationF d das

un TimeF d1 months

(mptomsF incapacitatin& sores in nose and throatEffectsF a$$ stats eCcept EU/<TT reduced to /# 2-1 hits to head and torso per month

E?-7 )bioa&ent,

Treatment ?F --

?ectorF airborne

esistF G9 -

IncubationF 1 weeks

un TimeF d0 das(mptomsF mi&raines# aches# se"ere fe"er# open sores o"er bod# b$eedin& from nose and mouthEffectsF a$$ stats eCcept EU/<TT reduced to # hit per $ocation per da

+?-2 )bioa&ent,

Treatment ?F 5

?ectorF airborne# contact

esistF G9 -2

IncubationF d1 das

un TimeF 2d das

(mptomsF se"ere fe"er# aches# nausea# eChaustion# cou&hin&# di''inessEffectsF a$$ stats eCcept EU/<TT -2# hit per da to torso

<S-2 )bioa&ent,

Treatment ?F 20

?ectorF contactesistF G9 -

IncubationF 2d das

un TimeF d1 weeks

(mptomsF headache# se"ere fe"er# di''iness# b$ood "omit

EffectsF a$$ stats eCcept EU/<TT -1# d hits per week to each $ocation

G- )bioa&ent,Treatment ?F --

?ectorF airborne

esistF G9 -1



IncubationF d1 das

un TimeF d1 weeks

(mptomsF massi"e b$ack bruises o"er bod# cou&hin& up b$ood# b$ood diarrhea# b$ood nose#

se"ere pain o"er bod

EffectsF a$$ stats eCcept EU/<TT reduced to /# d hits per week to each $ocationTphus )disease,

Treatment ?F ?ectorF bod $ice

esistF G9 -

IncubationF da

un TimeF 2d0 das

(mptomsF fe"er# headache# rash

EffectsF G9/M</ <!IH reduced b ha$f Tphoid 4e"er )disease,

Treatment ?F

?ectorF contact# contaminated food/water

esistF G9 -

IncubationF d1 das

un TimeF 2-1 weeks

(mptomsF se"ere fe"er# aches# cou&h# apath

EffectsF <!IH/M</G9 reduced b ha$f# -2 hits per week to head and torso+neumonia )disease,

Treatment ?F 5?ectorF airborne# contact

esistF G9 -

IncubationF d das

un TimeF d1 weeks

(mptomsF cou&h# f$uid fi$$ed $un&s# fe"er# chest pain# &enera$ discomfort

EffectsF <!IH/G9/M< reduced b ha$f# 2 hits per week to head and torso

+$a&ue# +neumonic )disease,

Treatment ?F ?ectorF airborne# contact

esistF G9 -

IncubationF d dasun TimeF 1d1 das

(mptomsF swo$$en $mph nodes# se"ere abdomina$ pain# se"er cou&h# chi$$s

EffectsF a$$ stats eCcept EU reduced to /# -2 hits per da to torso

+$a&ue# Gubonic )disease,

Treatment ?F 5?ectorF f$eas# rats

esistF G9 -

IncubationF d das

un TimeF 1d1 das

(mptomsF swo$$en $mph nodes# open sores o"er bod# se"ere abdomina$ pain

EffectsF a$$ stats eCcept EU reduced to /# -2 hits per da to a$$ $ocations

epatitis-< )disease,

Treatment ?F ?ectorF contact# contaminated food/water

esistF G9 -IncubationF d weeks

un TimeF d0 das

(mptomsF bod pain# fe"er# ma$aise

EffectsF a$$ stats eCcept EU reduced to /

ho$era )disease,

Treatment ?F 5

?ectorF contaminated food/water



esistF G9 -5

IncubationF da

un TimeF d2 das

(mptomsF abdomina$ pain# fe"er# diarrhea

EffectsF a$$ stats eCcept EU/<TT reduced b /2# hit to head and torso e"er 1 dassenter )disease,

Treatment ?F 1?ectorF airborne# contact

esistF G9 -1

IncubationF d1 das

un TimeF 2d2 das

(mptomsF abdomina$ pain# eCtreme diarrhea

EffectsF a$$ stats eCcept EU/<TT reduced b /

The cost to make a missi$e or pro:ecti$e a bio$o&ica$ a&ent carrier is C0.

Chemical 2arfare

hemica$ warfare is the use of non-bio$o&ica$ chemica$s to incapacitate or ki$$ the

opponent. Hike bio$o&ica$ warfare a&ents# chemica$ a&ents are de$i"ered b bombs#missi$es# &renades# spraed b aircraft or &round forces. Un$ike bio$o&ica$ a&ents# there

are no resistance checks.

There are man tpes of chemica$ a&ents# but the fit into &enera$ cate&ories.G$ood <&ent

?ectorF inha$ed

(mptomsF causes b$ood b$isters to form inside the $un&s and then burst# fi$$in& the $un&s with

f$uid

EffectsF 1 hits to the torso per turn eCposed to the a&ent# p$us d0 turns after $ea"in&

NotesF app$ication of poison neutra$i'er after $ea"in& the contaminated area wi$$ reduce the

$in&erin& dama&e b /2 the duration

G$ister <&ent?ectorF contact

(mptomsF causes eCtreme$ painfu$# $ar&e b$isters to form on a$$ eCposed skinEffectsF 2 hits per turn to a$$ eCposed $ocations# p$us d turns after $ea"in&

NotesF no antidote

Ner"e <&ent

?ectorF inha$ed/contact

(mptomsF causes droo$in&# "omitin&# headache# con"u$sions# $oss of bowe$/b$adder contro$ and

death as the a&ent burns out the ner"ous sstemEffectsF 1- hits per turn to a$$ bod $ocations unti$ dead or antidote is recei"ed@ INT# 99H#

<!IH# TE and M< reduced to whi$e eCposed

NotesF if app$ication of poison neutra$i'er is recei"ed# subtract the number of turns that has passed

since the eCposure and the administration of the antidote from the characters G9@ ro$$ eua$ or $ess than

this on d0 for the antidote to work

+scho&enic <&ent

?ectorF inha$ed(mptomsF affects the mind much $ike narcotics or ha$$ucino&ensEffectsF "ictims must ro$$ $ower than G9-1 each turn whi$e in the contaminated area# p$us e"er

hour for d hours after $ea"in&# ro$$in& on the fo$$owin& tab$e each time the fai$

F stand there da'ed and confused

2F run screamin& in a random direction

1F be&in shootin& wi$d$ in a random direction )or pretend to,

F stand there screamin& and e$$in& in terror

5F attack nearest person

F drop the &round and cur$ up in the feta$ position crin&



NotesF no antidote# :ust wait it out

Irritation <&ent

?ectorF inha$ed# skin contact

(mptomsF causes se"ere burnin& sensation to eCposed skin and mucous membranes )ees# nose#

throat# $un&s# etc,EffectsF <!IH/99H/M< reduced b /2 whi$e in the contaminated area and for d0 turns after

$ea"in& NotesF no antidote

The cost for modifin& missi$es or ba$$istics for de$i"erin& chemica$ a&ents are asfo$$owsF b$ood C1# b$ister C1# ner"e C# pscho&enic C2# irritant C0. The G$ast ratin& is

recommended.

%imensional 2arfare

< new tpe of mass destruction de"e$oped in 2058# the dimension eater# creates a

$ar&e bubb$e usin& the same phsics as a space fo$d bubb$e. owe"er# instead of

maintainin& the bubb$e whi$e the matter is mo"ed throu&h superdimensiona$ space# the bubb$e QdumpsQ e"erthin& within its confines into superdimensiona$ space to be

destroed.(uch destruction is abso$ute. imension eaters dont care how man Di$$s of

armor ou ha"e# how man pinpoint barriers ou ha"e or how much Huck ou ha"e. If

ou are cau&ht in the bubb$e# ou are for a$$ intents and purposes# dead. onsiderin& a

dimension eater can destro ha$f a p$anet )$itera$$,# such weapons wou$d fa$$ under the

sea$ on reaction weaponr unti$ the UN &o"ernment can inte&rate such fearsome weaponsinto the UN charter.

Note that ME )mini dimension eater, missi$es# beams and pro:ecti$e ammunition

do not cause mass destruction on this sca$e and wi$$ ha"e $i&hter restrictions on their use@and the ma e"en become QstandardQ weaponr in the future.

Chapter I – Co$enames an$ Unofficial %esi!nationsThis is a $istin& of "arious nicknames for the different mecha# con"entiona$

"ehic$es and capita$ ships.

<d"anced ?a$krie

(tonewe$$/Ge$$com 3 (hinnakasu ?4-1000

<49(esi&nation of the a$ien artifact found on the ocean f$oor near Maan Is$and

<$pha 9ne

(hinsei Industr J4-8 Unit 2

<n&e$ Northrop !rummon/(tonewe$$/(hinsei ?4-0 with reacti"e armor parts and R4-

2200 drone booster

<rmored ?a$krie(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4- with !G+-( sstem

<rmored ?4-0

Northrop !rummon/(tonewe$$/(hinsei ?4-0 with reacti"e armor parts<rrow



(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4- Hi&htnin& III

<((-

<$ien (tar (hip )the Macross before bein& rebui$t,<ttack ?a$krie

?4- +$us with enhanced 4<(T +ack sstem

Gi& E# The<M-01 Enterprise (tea$th arrier

Gi& M# The

New Macross $ass arrier Gatt$e 6 of the Macross 6 f$eetG$a'er ?a$krie

(hinsei Industr ?4-8 ECca$ibur

G$ue&a'er

!enera$ !a$aC ?4-22( (turm"o&e$ II )specifica$$ MaC>s persona$ unitV,Goob uck

(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4- with 4<(T +acks

Gu&-ee

GouomouC Rue$-Rua$$ieeep i"er

(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4- with $on& ran&e space euipmente$ta 9ne

(4- Macross

ra&on Dun& 4u(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4- with $i&ht armor sstem

Ea&$e 9ne

(hinsei Industr J4-8 Unit 2

Eardrum Guster <-0-Mk S efender anti-aircraft defense robot

E$intseeker

(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?E-Enem ?a$krie

%entraedi ?ariab$e e"ice

E?< )Enem ?ariab$e <ttacker,%entraedi ?ariab$e e"ice

4eious ?a$krie

%entraedi ?ariab$e e"ice

4ire ?a$krie(hinsei Industr ?4-8 Dai

4u$crum

Mikoan Mi!-284u$$-<rmored Thunderbo$t

(hinsei Industr ?4- Thunderbo$t with protect armor sstem

4unn hinese(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?E4- ?a$krie

!abrie$

(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4- with hi&h-maneu"er sstem

!hostbird



!host S-8

!unsi&ht 9ne

(4- MacrossHon&tom

=-00-Mk II Monster ea" =eapons obot

Medusa(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4-1000 Lnote this is a non-(tudio Nue desi&nation

<$so refers to the ?4-S-1

Mi&ht Gird(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4- with hea" weapon sstem

M$ene ?a$krie

(hinsei Industr ?4-M<SH Dai

NUN( New Unit Nations (pac )another tit$e for UN (pac,

9me&a 9ne

!enera$ !a$aC J4-2 Unit 2

+epper Mi$$Hitt$e ock missi$e $auncher sstem

+hantomR4-8iE !host II Lnote this is a non-(tudio Nue desi&nation

+hoeniC

?4-0 Lunofficia$ desi&nation@ fan-based desi&nation due to a sin&$e referenceeacti"e <rmor ?4-0

Northrop !rummon/(tonewe$$/(hinsei ?4-0 with reacti"e armor parts

(iren

?4-S-((+-

(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4- with 4<(T +acks Lnote this is a non-(tudio Nue name

(tar Mira&e(hinsei Industr ?4-5000

(tea$th ?a$krie

!enera$ !a$aC ?4-6(trike ?a$krie

(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4- with 4<(T +acks# one of which usin& a partic$e beam@

tpica$$ armed with M(- missi$es

(uper 9strich(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4- with 4<(T +acks

(uper ?a$krie

(tonewe$$/Ge$$com ?4- with 4<(T +acksTimid Gunn

-E abbit

?a$krieUnited Nations ?ariab$e 4i&hters )specifica$$ ?4-# but &enera$$ co"ers a$$ ?4s,

Chapter ; – %esi!n Notes



Speculation on the UN Government

L(ourceF Macross esource ompendium

+ost (=I )(pace =ar I,# a need for a stron& $eadership was needed. (tron&$eadership doesn>t come from counci$s that ne&otiate# bicker and dra& their feet before a

decision &ets tab$ed. Therefore# $ines of $eadership wou$d most $ike$ ha"e fo$$owed that

of the mi$itar )strict chains of command# some decisions made "ia consensus at a Wboardmeetin&#> but fina$ decisions usua$$ fa$$in& to one person., This wou$d ha"e made the

UN! into the we$$-oi$ed machine that it needed to be to undertake the me&apro:ects seen

post-(=I )mass c$onin& of humanit# )re,bui$din& of the Earth efenses and UN( 4$eet#and creatin& the co$oni'ation f$eets.,

owe"er# with this tpe of power comes entrenchment * peop$e in $eadership

ro$$s wou$d not want to &i"e them up easi$. In addition# prob$ems emer&ed as e$ections

became based on cu$ts of persona$it more then of capabi$it. The basic resu$t is that atthe end of e"er &o"ernmenta$ term# a partia$ or comp$ete$ who$e new batch of

department/ministr heads wou$d arri"e# a$$ of them bein& fair$ c$ue$ess to the decisions

that the ha"e to start makin& from the word W&o.> The prob$em is that the AtrueB

$eadership wou$d then fa$$ to the non-e$ected department/ministr heads who wou$d on$&i"e the e$ected department/ministr head the Wri&ht> information to make the Wri&ht>

decision.ow does the <nti-UN fit into a$$ of thisV The are the <nti-UN because the are

protestin& somethin& about the UN. istorica$$# what ha"e a $ot of peop$e protested their

)former, &o"ernments aboutV Hack of representation. Therefore# if the UN! is anauthoritarian# pseudo-dictatorship in the &uise of a W&uided democrac># then we arri"e at

a "er bi& moti"ation for the <nti-UN.

This adds to the settin& as it creates the options ofF a wicked $eader pretendin& to

be &ood on$ to further his/her persona$ &oa$s )or the opposite# a &ood $eader fi&htin& offthe wicked,# surrounded b Wes-men#> back stabbers toein& the $ine unti$ the can strike

and/or $eadership officia$s that don>t &i"e a damn because in toein& the $ine the meet

achie"e their persona$ ambitions )or &et the kes to fu$fi$$in& them., This is stron&$e"idenced in Macross 4rontier

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