The following are entries into the database regarding Project Enigma - the examination and exploitation of the Galactic Alliance naval vessels and technology acquired after the Endgame incident. The original files are located within the database of the Ablution, while copies are located in Maldrood datavaults, as well as those of the Saaraishash and the Imperial Navy for future exploitation.
Cardea Medical Cruiser
Minimally armed medical ship used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Typically found in rearward operations. Class A threat - should be captured if capable and destroyed if necessary, as they are important to maintaining the health of Alliance army and navy personnel.
Valor-class Carrier
Aging heavy cruiser-sized carrier ship, lacking in shielding with a fragile hull and vulnerable engine array - can still carry modern fighters and tend to Alliance fleets. Class A threat - should be captured if capable and destroyed if necessary, as the supplies on board can be cannibalized for Sith use.
Incus-class Heavy Cruiser
Obsolete heavy cruiser-sized carrier ship used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Outdated weaponry, hull strength, and shielding, but can still carry a significant complement of fighters. Class B threat - recommend Scrapmetal swarm in concert with fighter and bomber attack.
Nonnah-class Assault Cruiser
Obsolete heavy artillery cruiser used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Fits energy torpedo projectors to engage enemies at longer range, but lacks in other weaponry and hangar space. Class C threat - engage with strike bombers supported by fighter escort.
Stalwart-class Heavy Cruiser
Obsolete heavy cruiser used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Outdated and inferior to most if not all Sith heavy cruisers as a warship, but still can carry modern fighters and possesses gravity well generators. Command center is buried deep within hull. Class A threat - should be captured if capable and destroyed if necessary.
Scythe-class Heavy Cruiser
Based on the ancient Scythe heavy cruiser created by the original Galactic Alliance. Average armament but durable hull and shielding. Unmaneuverable. Class C threat - engage at long range with beam weaponry or use strike bombers supported by fighters.
Vekker-class Battle Cruiser
Above average armament and defenses for a heavy cruiser, but above all has surprising speed. Has Impervium hull. Class A threat - should be destroyed on sight and wreckage salvaged for impervium.
Herald-class Assault Cruiser
Obsolete heavy cruiser used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Intended for use in shuttling troops and vehicles to planetside. Is far more capable than a standard troop transport. Class A threat - should be captured if capable and destroyed if necessary, as Heralds may carry newer Alliance tech on board.
Noble-class Star Defender
Obsolete heavy cruiser used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Still average armed and armored by modern standards, but has a large amount of fixed armament on the dorsal spine, so can be outmaneuvered. Class B threat - recommend engagement from long range with beam weaponry or usage of heavy bombers with fighter escort.
Warden-class Heavy Cruiser
Obsolete heavy cruiser used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Decently armed for a ship of its age, but is slow, unmaneuverable, and lacks anti-fighter defenses. Class C threat - recommend strike bombers with fighter escort.
Cardea Medical Cruiser
Minimally armed medical ship used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Typically found in rearward operations. Class A threat - should be captured if capable and destroyed if necessary, as they are important to maintaining the health of Alliance army and navy personnel.
Valor-class Carrier
Aging heavy cruiser-sized carrier ship, lacking in shielding with a fragile hull and vulnerable engine array - can still carry modern fighters and tend to Alliance fleets. Class A threat - should be captured if capable and destroyed if necessary, as the supplies on board can be cannibalized for Sith use.
Incus-class Heavy Cruiser
Obsolete heavy cruiser-sized carrier ship used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Outdated weaponry, hull strength, and shielding, but can still carry a significant complement of fighters. Class B threat - recommend Scrapmetal swarm in concert with fighter and bomber attack.
Nonnah-class Assault Cruiser
Obsolete heavy artillery cruiser used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Fits energy torpedo projectors to engage enemies at longer range, but lacks in other weaponry and hangar space. Class C threat - engage with strike bombers supported by fighter escort.
Stalwart-class Heavy Cruiser
Obsolete heavy cruiser used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Outdated and inferior to most if not all Sith heavy cruisers as a warship, but still can carry modern fighters and possesses gravity well generators. Command center is buried deep within hull. Class A threat - should be captured if capable and destroyed if necessary.
Scythe-class Heavy Cruiser
Based on the ancient Scythe heavy cruiser created by the original Galactic Alliance. Average armament but durable hull and shielding. Unmaneuverable. Class C threat - engage at long range with beam weaponry or use strike bombers supported by fighters.
Vekker-class Battle Cruiser
Above average armament and defenses for a heavy cruiser, but above all has surprising speed. Has Impervium hull. Class A threat - should be destroyed on sight and wreckage salvaged for impervium.
Herald-class Assault Cruiser
Obsolete heavy cruiser used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Intended for use in shuttling troops and vehicles to planetside. Is far more capable than a standard troop transport. Class A threat - should be captured if capable and destroyed if necessary, as Heralds may carry newer Alliance tech on board.
Noble-class Star Defender
Obsolete heavy cruiser used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Still average armed and armored by modern standards, but has a large amount of fixed armament on the dorsal spine, so can be outmaneuvered. Class B threat - recommend engagement from long range with beam weaponry or usage of heavy bombers with fighter escort.
Warden-class Heavy Cruiser
Obsolete heavy cruiser used by the Omega Protectorate and given to the Alliance. Decently armed for a ship of its age, but is slow, unmaneuverable, and lacks anti-fighter defenses. Class C threat - recommend strike bombers with fighter escort.
