CVN Bright & Salana

CVN Salana: 205-S class battleship 205s are heavily armed, at the very least sporting a dozen anti-air weapons; all variants have a CIWS on the nose and tail. The base model lacks railguns, the 205-A models are armed with four of them (two of which replaces some ADV-SAMs), and 205-S models add a couple M-SAMs. Cascadian Independence Force models have green and white coloring while Pacific Federation ones have white bodies with blue stripes on the tails. They have a massive 588-meter wingspan and a length of 296 meters. Armament: 2x Micro-SAM 4x Advanced SAM 6x CIWS 4x railgun Background: The CVN Salana started it career in the Federation Vertical Navy prior to its defection to the Cascadian independence force. The ship is crewed by many Ex-Pacific Federation crewman making the ship a formidable combatant as they make great use of their extensive armament. It is the command ship of its pairing with the Bright.

CVN Bright: Littoria Mk. II battlecruiser Littorias are twin-engined airships distinguished by their diamond-shaped biplane design and fuselage. They always feature white combined with another color (blue stripes for the Pacific Federation and green body for Cascadia and the Cascadian Independence Force). Their wingspan is similar to the smaller airship at 312 meters, but they have a notably longer hull of 211 meters. Notably, the unarmed civilian versions operated by Air Cascadia feature a moon-like emblem on their wings.

The first two Littoria models come with seven anti-air weapons, with the Mk.III adding an advanced railgun for a total of eight. Regardless of model, the Littoria will always come with a CIWS on the nose. Armament: 3x SAM 4x CIWS Background: Unlike the Salana, the Bright was always Cascadian, having been in the Cascadian National guards vertical navy prior to Cascadias war of independence. The ship serves as an escort to the Salana. The crew is equal to the Salana’s in terms of training and attitude as both were Federation trained.

Two CIF airships intercepting an unknown aircraft over The Burning Coast, Cascadia’s western seaboard.