The MilBar F-221 was an Alliance troop barracks designed to be constructed and deconstructed quickly. They had more room and privacy, along with comfort and protection for the military personnel compared to the MilBar C-427 which was used by the Galactic Empire, however it held less soldiers than the Imperial model.
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| - The MilBar F-221 was an Alliance troop barracks designed to be constructed and deconstructed quickly. They had more room and privacy, along with comfort and protection for the military personnel compared to the MilBar C-427 which was used by the Galactic Empire, however it held less soldiers than the Imperial model.
- The Delvin Constructs Model MilBar F-221 was an Alliance to Restore the Republic version of a troop barracks facility designed to be constructed and deconstructed quickly at bases. With more room and privacy than the MilBar C-427 model used by Galactic Empire could provide, it featured more comfort and protection for the military personnel, though it contained less soldiers than the Imperial model.
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*Rebellion era
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| - The MilBar F-221 was an Alliance troop barracks designed to be constructed and deconstructed quickly. They had more room and privacy, along with comfort and protection for the military personnel compared to the MilBar C-427 which was used by the Galactic Empire, however it held less soldiers than the Imperial model.
- The Delvin Constructs Model MilBar F-221 was an Alliance to Restore the Republic version of a troop barracks facility designed to be constructed and deconstructed quickly at bases. With more room and privacy than the MilBar C-427 model used by Galactic Empire could provide, it featured more comfort and protection for the military personnel, though it contained less soldiers than the Imperial model.
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