Technology

Dictator-class

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The Dictator-class is an assault battlecruiser combining a heavy line battery, eight aerospace wings, and the lift capacity needed to place three Army divisions into a theater.
Dictator-class
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General Information

ModelDictator-class Star Cruiser
CategoryCapital Ships
ClassificationBattlecruiser
StatusActive
Introduced17 AIA
ManufacturersKuat Drive Yards (KDY) — Manufacturer
OperatorsImperial Navy (IN) — Primary

Specifications

Dimensions

Length
4,232 m
Width
1,840 m
Height
940 m

Personnel

Crew
128,000
Gunners
5,600
Troops
3 divisions

Capacity

Cargo Capacity
340,000 metric tons
Consumables
6 years
Starfighter Capacity
576 configurable starfighter spaces
Landing Craft Capacity
84 landing-craft berths
Shuttle Capacity
40 shuttle and utility-craft berths
Vehicle Capacity
360 heavy and light vehicle spaces

Propulsion

Hyperdrive Rating
Class 1
Backup Hyperdrive
Class 10

Systems

Shielding
17,400 SBD
Hull
11,600 RU

Additional

Megalight Rating
37 MGLT
Sensor Systems
Theater-command sensors; axial fire control; fleet communications and electronic countermeasures
Published Type
Star cruiser
Naval Classification
Battlecruiser
Primary Role
Assault command / line combat / planetary intervention

Armament

128 ×
Heavy Turbolaser — Sixty-four twin batteries
Turbolaser
96 ×
Medium Ion Cannon — Twenty-four quad batteries
Ion
254 ×
Point-defense Laser Cannon — Twin mounts
Laser
1 ×
Axial Heavy-weapon Emplacement — Modular nose mount
Modular

Description

Its forward battery delivers concentrated fire against major warships and orbital defenses while the internal flight complex supports continuous patrol, strike, and landing operations. Command, medical, maintenance, and supply facilities allow the class to lead independent expeditionary formations or reinforce a sector fleet during prolonged planetary campaigns.
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