REF TOKUGAWA-CLASS CRUISER

BACKGROUND

Meanwhile at Tirol the Tokugawa cruisers suffered from the same weaknesses that the SDF-3 Pioneer did. Anticipating combat with a large number of Zentraedi warships, the cruisers were woefully unprepared for the sheer number of Invid mecha they faced during the battle of Tirol. Two of the five ships were destroyed during the first battle of the Sentinels War (First Invid War), and a third was destroyed during an Invid counterattack on Tirol in 2023. The remaining two ships, the Tokugawa and the Hannibal, underwent an extensive refit at the Fantoma Orbiting Shipyards, and additional Tokugawa cruisers began construction in 2024.

Initially the Tokugawa-class cruisers were armed with 4 dual-barrel heavy laser turrets (2 forward, 2 rear), 12 concealed Zentraedi-style laser cannons in the front bow, and 4 heavy missile launcher tubes (2 forward, 2 rear). Following their conversions in 2024 the REF Tokugawas were upgraded to 6 heavy laser turrets (4 forward, 2 rear), 16 concealed forward laser cannons, and 8 heavy missile launcher tubes (6 forward, 2 rear). In addition badly-needed anti-mecha weaponry was added in the form of 30 retractable laser cannons and 6 retractable missile turrets. Finally hyperspace communications and a fold drive system were added, making the vessel capable of travelling beyond a planetary system and commanding an interstellar fleet.

The Tokugawa cruisers served well during the First Invid War as command ships for REF fleets. In 2032 the cruiser Hannibal under the command of Major John Carpenter was dispatched to Earth to warn the United Earth Government about the Robotech Masters. Unfortunately by this time the Masters were already at war with the Armies of the Southern Cross. Alone and without support, the Hannibal engaged two Robotech Master motherships in Earth orbit and managed to destroy one by colliding with it after being mortally wounded in battle. Meanwhile back near Tirol the cruisers Tokugawa, Rutland and Jutland joined the haydonite cruiser Ark Angel and several other Sentinels vessels in the final assault on the Invid Regent at Optera. Unfortuantely that same year General T.R. Edwards attempted a coup against the REF command and siezed control of the Tokugawa cruisers Saratoga and Ticonderoga. The Ticonderoga was eventually recaptured by loyal REF troops, but the Saratoga was destroyed along with the Tokugawa when the two ships collided above Optera. More tragedy struck when the cruisers Farragut and Challenger, both assigned to Jonathan Wolff's REF Venus Attack Group, failed to emerge from hyperspace when the fleet folded to the Sol system. These two ships are still listed as missing in the REF fleet roster. During the Third Invid War several Tokugawa cruisers were assigned to the REF Icarus Recon Mission. Unfortunately all of these cruisers were destroyed by the Invid Space Hive network during recon missions and while attempting to get badly needed supplies to resistance fighters on Earth.

Production rates for the Tokugawa cruisers fell as newer command cruisers such as the Ikazuchi and Icarus classes were introduced. Production of Tokugawa cruisers finally ceased in 2054 with the commissioning of the RSS Endeavor. Although some Tokugawa cruisers have been scrapped, many are still in service with the RGF fleet. One of the most famous (or infamous) of these is the RSS Griffon, a Tokugawa cruiser which has been permanently assigned to Robotech Guardian Forces Intelligence (RGFI). The Griffon is painted all black and is rumored to have sensor and weapons capabilities greater than any other ship in the RGF fleet. Her exact specifications and missions are closely-guarded RGFI secrets, but most RGF personnel regard her presence as an extremely bad omen.

Tokugawa cruisers were first produced at the RDF Factory Satellite in orbit above Earth. After 2024 they were produced at the Fantoma Orbiting Shipyards near Tirol, and later at the Karbarran Space Works and the REF Factory Satellite. At their height Tokugawas were manufactured at a rate of 4 per year.

RPG STATS

Crew: 2,155 total

Officers: 85

Main Crew: 840

Flight Crew: 500

Mecha Pilots: 380

Troops: 350

Notable Ships of Class:

SFC-5012 Tokugawa	launched 2015, assigned to REF Pioneer Mission in 2022, severly damaged in 1st Battle for Tirol same year, refit 2023, participated in final assault on Optera in 2032, destroyed in collision with cruiser Saratoga during T.R. Edwards' coup attempt same year
SFC-5015 Hannibal	launched 2016, assigned to REF Pioneer Mission in 2022, severly damaged in 1st Battle for Tirol same year, refit 2023, dispatched to Earth with warning about Robotech Masters in 2032, destroyed shortly after arrival by collision with Robtech Masters mothership
SFC-5024 Jutland	launched 2024, participated in final assault on Optera in 2032, assigned to REF Icarus Recon Mission in 2043, destroyed above Earth by Invid Space Hives in 2044
SFC-5025 Rutland	launched 2024, participated in final assault on Optera in 2032, assigned to REF Prometheus Attack Group in 2045, assigned to Robotech Guardian Forces in 2048, retired from service in 2055, moored at RGF Naval Museum orbiting Tirol in 2060
SFC-5028 Saratoga	launched 2025, captured by forces loyal to T.R. Edwards in 2032, destroyed in collision with Tokugawa above Optera same year
SFC-5030 Ticonderoga	launched 2025, captured by forces loyal to T.R. Edwards in 2032, recaptured by REF forces same year, assigned to REF Icarus Recon Mission in 2043, destroyed above Earth by Invid Space Hives in 2044
SFC-5034 Farragut	launched 2027, assigned to REF Venus Attack Group in 2033, failed to materialize from hyperspace following fold to Sol system same year, listed as missing 2034
SFC-5037 Challenger	launched 2028, assigned to REF Venus Attack Group in 2033, failed to materialize from hyperspace following fold to Sol system same year, listed as missing 2034
SFC-5048 Griffon	launched 2032, assigned to REF Prometheus Attack Group in 2045, assigned to Robotech Guardian Forces in 2048, assigned special service to Robotech Guardian Forces Intelligence in 2070, still in service circa 2080

MDC BY LOCATION:

(1) Main Body                                  15,000
(2) Command Tower                               2,000
    Bow (forward 1/4 of ship)                  10,000
(3) Engineering (rear 1/4 of ship)              8,000
(4) Flight Deck (bottom)                        5,000
(5) Main Engines (8)                            1,000 each
(5) Auxiliary Engines (4)                         750 each
    Guidance Thrusters (50)                       200 each
    
    Laser Turrets (6)                             150 each
    Forward Laser Cannons (16)                    100 each
    Heavy Missile Launcher Tubes (8)              150 each
    Retractable Laser Turrets (30)                100 each
    Retractable Missile Launchers (6)             100 each
(6) Pin Point Barriers (4)                      5,000 each

    Small Airlocks/Access Hatches (40)            250 each
    Main Airlocks (8)                             500 each
    Outer Hull (per 40ft area)                    200
    Interior walls (per 20ft area)                 20
    Main Hangar Door (1)                          800
    Secondary Hangar Doors (4)                    500 each

NOTES:

1. Depleting the MDC of the main body will eliminate the cruiser. All internal systems will shut down, including life support and internal gravity. In addition, there is a 30% chance that the power systems will overload and the destroyer will explode, doing 4D6x1,000 M.D. to everything in a 5,000 ft (1,525 m) radius. Regardless of whether it explodes or not, the ship itself will be an unsalvageable floating wreck.
2. Destroying the command tower will instantly kill anyone on the bridge, as well as knock out radar and primary communications. There are two auxiliary bridges in the main body of the ship that the surviving crew can take command from. However if the command tower is lost then the ship will be at -5 initiative and -3 to dodge due to loss of sensors.
3. Depleting the MDC of the engineering section will essentially destroy the cruiser. All power systems, the main engines and the auxiliary engines will be eliminated (see below). In addition, all internal systems will shut down due to lack of power, including life support and internal gravity. Finally, there is a 50% chance that the reflex furnace will overload and explode, doing 4D6x1,000 M.D. to everything in a 5,000 ft (1,525 m) radius.
4. Destroying the flight decks will greatly impair the cruiser's ability to deploy and recover mecha. Under normal circumstances the destroyer can launch or recover 10 mecha per turn. For every 500 points of damage the flight deck takes reduce this number by 1. If the flight deck reaches 0 MDC then it is destroyed; no mecha can be launched or recovered, 40+(1D6x10)% of the flight crew will be killed, and any mecha that have already been launched will need to find another place to land.
5. Depleting the MDC of the main engines will force the ship to rely on its auxiliary engines. Depleting the MDC of the main engines AND auxiliary engines will leave the ship adrift in space. If in an atmosphere, the ship will crash (destruction of the main engines will render the antigravity system useless due to loss of power).
6. The Pinpoint Barriers regenerate at a rate of 1,250 MD per second (2,500 MD per melee round). If destroyed, a barrier will completely regenerate within four seconds (2 melee rounds). See the Pinpoint Barrier System entry for details.

SPEEDS:

Speed (sublight): 0.16 speed of light (25,600 miles/41,200 km per second)
Speed (Auxiliary Drives): Mach 10
Space Fold: Not equipped with space fold drives prior to 2023. After 2023 range unlimited (1 light year every 6 minutes).
Planet bound:

Has vertical take off and landing (VTOL) capability. Can reach speeds of up to Mach 6 in an upper planetary atmosphere, but not designed for extended flight or maneuvering. Cannot travel underwater (but will float on an ocean surface).

Maximum Range: Unlimited (powered by a protoculture reactor with an estimated life span of 30 years)

STATISTICAL DATA:

Fold System:

Initially none

After 2023 equipped with Robotech Research Group (RRG) Mk. 2R fold system cluster

Sublight Drive:

Initially Workl-Quatafilla macro nozzle cluster (RRG-modified)

After 2023 equipped with REF Naval Engineering Class XI macro nozzle cluster

Gravity Control System:

Geteulmaqulla-Zollia internal gravity control system (RRG-modified)

Auxiliary Engine:

Initially Macross Engineering Mk. 48 nuclear thrust system

After 2023 equipped with REF Naval Engineering Class XV mass-conservation thrust system

Radar System:

Initially RRG Type VI Standard Sensor Cluster

After 2023 equipped with RRG Type XIV Hyperspace Sensor Cluster

WEAPON SYSTEMS:

1. DUAL-BARREL HEAVY LASER TURRETS (4 initially, 6 after 2023): The main weapons of the Tokugawa cruisers are zentraedi-style turreted heavy laser cannons. Originally the cruisers mounted four turrets (two near the center above the main body, two on the rear engineering section) but following the 2023 refit two additional turrets were added (one on either side of the command tower). Each turret can rotate 360 degrees and has a 180 degree arc of fire.
   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Anti-Warship
   • SECONDARY PURPOSE: Heavy Assault
   • RANGE: 100,000 miles (160,000 km) in an atmosphere, 200,000 miles (320,000 km) in space
   • DAMAGE: 1D6x100 M.D. per shot, 2D6x100 M.D. per dual blast
   • RATE OF FIRE: Each laser can fire twice per melee round
   • PAYLOAD: Unlimited

2. CONCEALED ZENTRAEDI-STYLE LASER CANNONS (12 initially, 16 after 2023): As a backup to the main laser cannons and useful for heavy assaults, the Tokugawa cruisers are equipped with concealed lasers on the bow of the ship, similar to those used on Zentraedi cruisers. These lasers have a limited range of motion; they can be adjusted 30 degrees to the left, right, above or below the centerline of the ship. Initially 12 lasers were mounted on the bow of the Tokugawa, but after the 2023 refit this number was raised to 16.
   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Anti-Warship
   • SECONDARY PURPOSE: Heavy Assault
   • RANGE: 300 miles (483 km) in an atmosphere, 600 miles (966 km) in space
   • DAMAGE: 2D6x20 M.D. per blast
   • RATE OF FIRE: Each laser can fire once per round, and can be combined with other lasers to form a single volley (counts as one attack).
   • PAYLOAD: Unlimited

3. HEAVY MISSILE LAUNCHERS (4 initially, 8 after 2023): To further augment their anti-warship firepower, the Tokugawa cruisers are equipped with torpedo-like missile tubes. Initially the cruisers had two tubes pointing forward and two pointing rearward, but after the 2023 refit an additional 4 forward-pointing tubes were added. The launchers contain long-range nuclear missiles and are intended for use in heavy combat only.
   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Heavy Assault
   • SECONDARY PURPOSE: Anti-Warship
   • RANGE: 2,000 miles (3,216 km)
   • SPEED: Mach 2+ (1,340 mph/2,140 kmph) in an atmosphere.
   • DAMAGE: 6D6x100 M.D.
   • BLAST RADIUS: 2,000 feet (610 m)
   • RATE OF FIRE: Each launcher tube holds one missile and must be reloaded after firing. Reloading a launcher tube takes 30 seconds (2 melee rounds). If loaded, all 8 tubes can fire at once for a volley of 6 nuclear missiles (!).
   • PAYLOAD: A typical cruiser carries 48 missiles in storage that can be readied for firing in about 30 minutes. Additional missiles can be carried if deemed necessary, however.
   • NOTE: These missiles CANNOT be used by variable fighters. Each missile is approximately 12 ft (3.6 m) long, about twice the size of a VR-152 Battler II cyclone.

4. RETRACTABLE LASER TURRETS (30, not added until after 2023): During the 2023 refit retractable laser turrets were added to the Tokugawa cruisers to provide better protection from Invid mecha attacks. These lasers were placed at strategic positions along the hull and were primarily intended for anti-mecha defense, but can do moderate damage against enemy spacecraft that get too close. When not in use gun turrets are concealed within the hull underneath a sliding hatch. At most 15 lasers can be brought to bear on a single target.
   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Defense
   • SECONDARY PURPOSE: Anti-Mecha
   • RANGE: 30 miles (48.3 km) in an atmosphere, 60 miles (96.6 km) in space
   • DAMAGE: 1D6x20 M.D. each. Several lasers can be directed to fire in volleys of 3 or more. A volley of 3 beams does 3D6x20 M.D., a volley of 6 beams does 6D6x20 M.D., and so on. A full volley of 10 beams aimed at a single target does 1D6x200 M.D. (!) if it hits.
   • RATE OF FIRE: Each laser can fire once per melee, and can be combined in any volley combination of 3 or more lasers, up to 10 lasers. Volleys can be directed at different targets.
   • PAYLOAD: Unlimited.
   • NOTE: The lasers can be set on automatic during combat, during which time they have a +2 to strike due to their advanced tracking systems. The lasers tracking systems will target incoming missiles first and attacking mecha/aircraft second.

5. RETRACTABLE MEDIUM MISSILE LAUNCHERS (6, not added until after 2023): Along with the retractable laser turrets medium-range missile turrets were added to the Tokugawa cruisers in 2023 to further augment their anti-mecha defenses. Each launcher contains 8 missile tubes allowing volleys of up to 8 missiles to be fired at a single target per launcher. Once depleted, the missile launchers are reloaded by an automated loading system that takes 15 seconds (one melee round) to reload all 8 missiles. Armor-piercing smart missiles are usually used to avoid chances of friendly fighters being shot down by the missiles.
   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Anti-Aircraft
   • SECONDARY PURPOSE: Anti-Warship
   • MISSILE TYPES: Any type of REF Medium Range Missile can be used. Smart missiles are commonly used to avoid hitting friendly aircraft.
   • RANGE: Varies, typically 60 miles (80.4 km).
   • SPEED: Varies, typically 1600mph (2571kmph) in an atmosphere.
   • DAMAGE: Varies, typically 2D4x10 M.D.
   • BLAST RADIUS: Varies, typically 15 feet.
   • RATE OF FIRE: Volleys of 2, 4, 6, or 8 missiles per launcher.
   • PAYLOAD: Each launcher holds 8 missiles. Once the missiles are expended the launcher is reloaded within 1 round via an automated system. The reload system holds 48 missiles per launcher.

6. DS-1 PINPOINT BARRIER DEFENSE SYSTEM: Originally developed by Dr. Emil Lang onboard the SDF-1 during the First Robotech War, the Pinpoint Barrier System is a standard defense system on board most REF starships, including the Tokugawa cruisers. The system generates four small disc-shaped force fields that can be positioned anywhere along the ship to deflect missiles, energy beams or projectiles. Each pinpoint barrier is about 200 ft (61 m) in length and can absorb up to 5,000 MD in damage, which then regenerates within five seconds (3 melee attacks). The barriers can also be layered on top of each other to generate a field which provides 20,000 MDC and can even deflect heavy particle beams (usually).

   The four barriers are controlled by operators in the command tower of the carrier. These operators are instructed to defend (1) the command tower, (2) main engines, (3) flight deck, and (4) weapons systems in that order. The operators primarily concentrate on defending the ship against larger spacecraft and leave defense against mecha attacking the destroyer to the Veritechs and retractible weapon systems.

   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Defense (the pinpoint barrier system cannot be used as a weapon)
   • RANGE: Up to 100 feet (30.5 m) from the surface of the vessel.
   • DAMAGE CAPACITY: Can sustain up to 5,000 MD per round. Regenerates at a rate of 2,500 MD per melee round.
   • RADIUS: 200 ft (61 m)
   • DEFENSIVE MOVEMENT: Can move from one end of the destroyer to the other in less than a single round. Trained operators can attempt to block attacks up to 8 times per melee (counts as a parry) and are at +7 to block. Untrained characters can parry up to their number of hand-to-hand attacks with their normal parry bonuses only.
   • PAYLOAD: Nearly inexhaustible. Will work as long as system is functional (see below) and engines are intact. If main engines are destroyed, the barrier will loose power and not function.
   • NOTE: If all four barriers are grouped in a single spot they can deflect a heavy particle beam attack, such as the one generated by Zentraedi or Robotech Master warships. However, the beam will completely destroy all four barriers and put incredible strain on the pinpoint barrier system to the point where it may short out. After deflecting an energy beam, roll percentile dice on the table below to determine additional effects/damage.
     • 01-15: Lucked out, system will be operational in 1D6 hours.
     • 16-30: Minor damage, system will require 4D6 hours to repair.
     • 31-45: Major damage, system will require 2D6x10 hours to repair (yes, DAYS of work).
     • 46-60: Completely destroyed! System can be rebuilt, but will require new parts and 2D6 DAYS of work to replace.
     • 61-75: Major damage, system will require 2D6x10 hours to repair.
     • 76-90: Minor damage, system will require 4D6 hours to repair.
     • 91-95: Lucked out, system will be operational in 1D6 hours.
     • 96-00: It's a miracle! Trivial damage only, system will be operational again in only 4D6 melee rounds!

SYSTEMS OF NOTE:

• ANTIGRAVITY PROPULSION SYSTEM: The Tokugawa cruisers are equipped with an anti-gravity propulsion system used for planetary landings and liftoffs. The system is good for vertical ascent/descent only and can lift the ship at speeds of up to 1,320 feet (400 m) per minute. The system will function so long as the main engines can supply energy to it.
• HYPERSPACE COMMUNICATIONS: The cruiser is equipped with a hyperspace communications relay which allows faster-than-light communication between the ships and other vessels or planetary bases. Hyperspace communications are still not instantaneous, however. Audio/video communication travels through hyperspace at a rate of about 5 seconds per light year, so messages communicated over vast distances can still take days, weeks, or months to arrive.
• LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS: The Tokugawa cruisers have sufficient life support to provide breathable air and comfortable temperatures for 2,500 people for up to 15 years (air is recycled). In an emergency the life support system can support up to 5,000 people at one time, though living conditions onboard will get extremely cramped at that point. The cruiser also holds sufficient food and water to support 2,500 people for up to 6 months.
• LONG-RANGE LASER/SATELLITE RELAY COMMUNICATIONS: The impressive communications array of the cruiser can communicate with up to 500 craft simultaneously at ranges of up to 900 miles (1,440 km). This range can be boosted indefinitely by using satellites or other spacecraft to relay communications.
• LONG-RANGE RADAR: The radar array of the Tokugawa cruisers can track and identify up to 500 craft simultaneously. The radar system has a 2,000 mile/3,200 km range.
• SPACE FOLD SYSTEM: Following 2023 the Tokugawa cruiser was equipped with a Robotech Research Group fold drive, capable of propelling the ship through hyperspace at speeds up to 3.28x10^10 mps (5.25x10^10 kmps), or 1 light year per 6 minutes. When executing a space fold the cruiser will transport any ships within a 2 mile (3.2 km) radius with it, allowing it to transport up to about 100 smaller ships with it, if necessary. The range of the fold drive is theoretically unlimited except by the life expectancy of the spacecraft.
• SUBLIGHT ENGINES: As a backup to the Fold System, the cruiser is equipped with sublight engines that can propel the ship at speeds up to 0.16 speed of light (25,600 miles/41,200 km per second) in space. Note that these engines are mainly intended for rapid movement inside a planetary system and are not suited for long voyages between star systems. In a planetary atmosphere the carrier is limited to speeds of Mach 6 at low altitudes or Mach 10 at high altitudes due to hull stress.
• SUBSPACE MASS SENSORS: The Tokugawa cruisers are equipped with subspace sensors which are based on the same principles as the hyperspace communications array. These sensors can essentially instantly detect mass readings and movement of objects up to 1 AU (93 million miles) distant from the carrier, and the readings are used both for early warning and for navigation when travelling at sublight speeds. Readings taken with the subspace sensors are not very detailed (-25% penalty when trying to identify a detected object) and cannot detect objects of less than 60,000 kg (this includes most variable fighters).

MECHA COMPLEMENT:

The landing bay can hold and support a grand total of 350 veritechs/destroids of any type, as long as the mecha are smaller than 50 ft (15.2 m) and weigh less than 40 tons each. In addition, there are 3 special berths for larger mecha up to 100 ft (30.4 m) tall and 300 tons in weight (i.e. Mac II or III). Below are some typical mecha complements, though changes may be made if required by the mission.

Southern Cross Tokugawa cruiser (circa 2028)

• 92 Corsair III non-transformable fighters (Southern Cross pg. 80)
• 48 Logan Veritechs (Southern Cross pg. 57)
• 60 AJACS Veritech Attack Copters (Southern Cross pg. 59)
• 24 VAF-6 Alpha Veritechs (Sentinels pg. 83)
• 48 VF-11 Thunderbolt Veritechs

• 12 Veritech Hover Tanks (Southern Cross pg. 62)
• 48 Cosmic Unit Space Battloids (Southern Cross pg. 67)
• 6 GMP Multi-Purpose Battloids (Southern Cross pg. 64)
• 12 GMP Security Robots (Southern Cross pg. 76)

• 2 TASC Assault Shuttles (Southern Cross pg. 83)

REF Tokugawa cruiser (circa 2030)

• 144 VAF-6 Alpha Fighters (Sentinels pg. 82)
• 72 VBF-1 Beta Fighters (Sentinels pg. 87)
• 20 VF-1 Veritechs (Robotech RPG pg. 47)
• 6 VF-1V Vindicators

• 500 Cyclones (assorted types, Sentinels pg. 75)

• 12 Veritech Hover Tanks (Sentinels pg. 93)
• 24 Mk VII Excalibers (Sentinels pg. 61)
• 24 Mk III Gladiators (Sentinels pg. 63)
• 6 Mk XI Raidar X (Sentinels pg. 66)
• 6 Mk XIII Spartans (Sentinels pg. 68)
• 3 M.A.C. IIIs (Sentinels pg. 65)
• 33 TBP-Z1 Tactical Battle Pods (Sentinels pg. 70)
• 3 OBP-Z2 Officer's Battle Pods (Sentinels pg. 72)

• 12 AAT-40 Assault Transports (Sentinels pg. 107)
• 12 AAT-30 Assault Transports (Sentinels pg. 107)
• 4 ARRAV Rocket Launchers (Sentinels pg. 108)
• 1 MTA Titan (Sentinels pg. 114)
• 1 Horizont Transatmospheric Shuttle (modified to carry MTA Titan, Sentinels pg. 94)

REF Tokugawa cruiser (circa 2043)

• 48 VAF-6 Alpha Fighters (Sentinels pg. 82)
• 80 VAF-8 Alpha Fighters (32 have SF-10 Cloaking Devices)
• 6 VAF-8R Recon Alpha Fighters
• 6 VAF-9 Alpha Fighters
• 24 VBF-1 Beta Fighters (Sentinels pg. 87)
• 54 VBF-2 Beta Fighters (22 have SF-10 Cloaking Devices)
• 6 VBF-2R Beta Fighters
• 6 VBF-3 Beta Fighters
• 6 VF-1V Vindicators

• 500 Cyclones (assorted types, mostly Second Generation Cyclones)

• 24 Veritech Hover Tanks (Sentinels pg. 93)
• 18 Mk VII Excalibers (Sentinels pg. 61)
• 18 Mk III Gladiators (Sentinels pg. 63)
• 12 Mk XI Raidar X (Sentinels pg. 66)
• 6 Mk XIII Spartans (Sentinels pg. 68)
• 3 M.A.C. IIIs (Sentinels pg. 65)
• 33 TBP-Z1 Tactical Battle Pods (Sentinels pg. 70)
• 3 OBP-Z2 Officer's Battle Pods (Sentinels pg. 72)

• 12 AAT-40 Assault Transports (Sentinels pg. 107)
• 12 AAT-30 Assault Transports (Sentinels pg. 107)
• 4 ARRAV Rocket Launchers (Sentinels pg. 108)
• 1 MTA Titan (Sentinels pg. 114)
• 1 Horizont Transatmospheric Shuttle (modified to carry MTA Titan, Sentinels pg. 94)

In all three examples a Tokugawa cruiser will also have 16 TCH-4 Tractor-Haulers, 30 ML-3 Forklifts, 6 AMR-10 Mecha Retrieval Transport Vehicles, 8 REF Personnel Shuttles and 4 REF Cargo Shuttles onboard.

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