About: Class-A cargo container

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The Class-A cargo container was a brick-shaped freight container manufactured by Xizor Transport Systems. The container was designed to store cargo during transit in realspace and hyperspace. The BFF-1 bulk freighter utilized four of these containers—a pair on both port and starboard—for their cargo storage. The Class-A container was also the main mode of cargo storage for container transports, which could hold six containers.

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rdfs:label	Class-A cargo container
rdfs:comment	The Class-A cargo container was a brick-shaped freight container manufactured by Xizor Transport Systems. The container was designed to store cargo during transit in realspace and hyperspace. The BFF-1 bulk freighter utilized four of these containers—a pair on both port and starboard—for their cargo storage. The Class-A container was also the main mode of cargo storage for container transports, which could hold six containers.
Era	Rebellion era
dcterms:subject	Xizor Transport Systems products Cargo container classes Class-A cargo containers
shield gen	Rated 120 SBD
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Affiliation	Galactic Empire Rebel Alliance *Various private, commercial, and pirate interests
Name	Class-A cargo container
Line	Xizor cargo container
Model	Cargo container/Legends
Manufacturer	Xizor Transport Systems
Class	A
Hull	Rated 36 RU
abstract	The Class-A cargo container was a brick-shaped freight container manufactured by Xizor Transport Systems. The container was designed to store cargo during transit in realspace and hyperspace. The BFF-1 bulk freighter utilized four of these containers—a pair on both port and starboard—for their cargo storage. The Class-A container was also the main mode of cargo storage for container transports, which could hold six containers.

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