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The '''Burg Eltz''' was a [[LCAF]] ''[[Trutzburg]]''-class [[DropShip]].  
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The '''''Burg Eltz''''' was a [[LCAF]] ''[[Trutzburg]]''-class [[DropShip]].  
  
The '''Burg Eltz''' was one of the ''Trutzburg''s participating in the [[3137]] invasion of [[Tamarind]]. The ship suffered
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The ''Burg Eltz'' was one of the ''Trutzburg''s participating in the [[3137]] invasion of [[Tamarind]]. The ship suffered
 
crippling damage early in the campaign when a [[Duchy of Tamarind-Abbey|Tamarind-Abbey]] ''[[Stingray]]'' was shot
 
crippling damage early in the campaign when a [[Duchy of Tamarind-Abbey|Tamarind-Abbey]] ''[[Stingray]]'' was shot
 
down and crashed into the ship's hull. The extent of the damage restricted the ''Burg Eltz'' to short, low-atmosphere hops. After that, the DropShip would position itself as close to the [[Fourth Royal Guards]]' lines as able and provide [[artillery]] support.  
 
down and crashed into the ship's hull. The extent of the damage restricted the ''Burg Eltz'' to short, low-atmosphere hops. After that, the DropShip would position itself as close to the [[Fourth Royal Guards]]' lines as able and provide [[artillery]] support.  

Revision as of 07:47, 18 April 2019

Burg Eltz
Vessel Profile
TypeDropShip
ClassTrutzburg

The Burg Eltz was a LCAF Trutzburg-class DropShip.

The Burg Eltz was one of the Trutzburgs participating in the 3137 invasion of Tamarind. The ship suffered crippling damage early in the campaign when a Tamarind-Abbey Stingray was shot down and crashed into the ship's hull. The extent of the damage restricted the Burg Eltz to short, low-atmosphere hops. After that, the DropShip would position itself as close to the Fourth Royal Guards' lines as able and provide artillery support.

The Burg Eltz could only be made spaceworthy again after Tamarind was firmly under Lyran control.[1]

References

  1. Technical Readout: 3145 Lyran Commonwealth, p. 52 "Trutzburg"

Bibliography