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[[File:Farragut-Battle-Cruiser-Surface.jpg|thumb|200px|Farragut Battle Cruiser and a Vulture]] | [[File:Farragut-Battle-Cruiser-Surface.jpg|thumb|200px|Farragut Battle Cruiser and a Vulture]] | ||
Long range, independent ships that are capable of controlling entire systems. Heavily armed and capable of deploying large fighter squadrons. The capital ships already shown are an example of this class. In the [[Empire]] they are usually known as “Interdictors” – named after the first successful class of cruisers. Currently the most common and most successful Imperial Crusier is the Majestic class – generally referred to as a “Majestic class Interdictor”. As ships that can also carry out ambassadorial missions they can be used for ‘soft’ power projection, as well as hard, the same goes for the Federation's most common and successful Crusier, named the Farragut Battle | Long range, independent ships that are capable of controlling entire systems. Heavily armed and capable of deploying large fighter squadrons. The capital ships already shown are an example of this class. In the [[Empire]] they are usually known as “Interdictors” – named after the first successful class of cruisers. Currently the most common and most successful Imperial Crusier is the Majestic class – generally referred to as a “Majestic class Interdictor”. As ships that can also carry out ambassadorial missions they can be used for ‘soft’ power projection, as well as hard, the same goes for the Federation's most common and successful Crusier, named the Farragut Battle Cruiser. | ||
[[File:Interdictor-cho-highRES.png|thumb|200px|Majestic Class Interdictor]] | [[File:Interdictor-cho-highRES.png|thumb|200px|Majestic Class Interdictor]] | ||