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HKD Heavy Munitions Cruiser

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The Trade Federation rarely employed high-powered starships in their fleet, preferring economic warfare above all, but occasionally they had need for something more powerful. The Heavy Munitions Cruiser was often a flagship for vast military operations due to its heavy firepower and durability. After Killian's appointment as CEO of Hoersh-Kessel Drive, HKD has restarted production of the Heavy Munitions Cruiser, albeit in small numbers.

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Class 3

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Class 15

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*24 Starfighters *3 Landing Craft

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Capital Ship

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*Trade Federation *Various

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Cruiser

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Heavy Munitions Cruiser

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HKD Heavy Munitions Cruiser

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*938 Crew *144 Gunners

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* 35 Concussion Missile Launchers * 50 Quad Laser Cannons * 3 Tractor Beam Projectors

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Before 32 BBY

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The Trade Federation rarely employed high-powered starships in their fleet, preferring economic warfare above all, but occasionally they had need for something more powerful. The Heavy Munitions Cruiser was often a flagship for vast military operations due to its heavy firepower and durability. It can carry three landing craft, as well as 2 squadrons of starfighters or a number of other light craft, depending on the configuration of the ship. By the time of the Battle of Naboo, however, these craft were mostly antiquated and falling apart. Large, bulky, and mostly in poor repair, the Trade Federation opted to go with newer battleships instead. After Killian's appointment as CEO of Hoersh-Kessel Drive, HKD has restarted production of the Heavy Munitions Cruiser, albeit in small numbers.