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Shark combat airspeeder

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An ungainly-looking craft, the Shark shared the same handling problems as it's predecessor, a result of using the same turret mount located behind the crew compartment; it was said by pilots to handle like a 'crippled Bantha.' However the double laser cannon gave the Shark serious firepower in spite of a limited range of 200 meters. The Mobquet Shark combat airspeeder was a successor to the P-34 combat speeder, employing the same double laser cannon turret. At the time of the Battle of Yavin the Shark had only recently come into service with the Imperial Army.

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An ungainly-looking craft, the Shark shared the same handling problems as it's predecessor, a result of using the same turret mount located behind the crew compartment; it was said by pilots to handle like a 'crippled Bantha.' However the double laser cannon gave the Shark serious firepower in spite of a limited range of 200 meters. The Mobquet Shark combat airspeeder was a successor to the P-34 combat speeder, employing the same double laser cannon turret. At the time of the Battle of Yavin the Shark had only recently come into service with the Imperial Army.