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| − | The '''IKN ''Ikon'' (ICV-62)''' is an [[Ikonia|Ikonic]] aircraft carrier and the flagship of the [[Ikonic Navy]]. |
+ | The '''IKN ''Ikon'' (ICV-62)''' is an [[Ikonia|Ikonic]] aircraft carrier and the flagship of the [[Ikonic Navy|Armada Ikonicus]]. |
==Design== |
==Design== |
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The ship is distinguished by its angular construction, a signature of the radar cross section reducing technologies incorporated into the carrier’s design. |
The ship is distinguished by its angular construction, a signature of the radar cross section reducing technologies incorporated into the carrier’s design. |
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| − | [[File:KSP x64 2024-06-01 14-44-20.png|left|thumb|The island of the ''Ikon'' is long and angular in design to reduce radar cross section, and to |
+ | [[File:KSP x64 2024-06-01 14-44-20.png|left|thumb|The island of the ''Ikon'' is long and angular in design to reduce radar cross section, and to accommodate the vessel's advanced electronic sensor suite.]] |
==Development== |
==Development== |
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| − | Following the ‘strategic defence review ‘scheme of Apex Stone, Ikonia’s existing naval presence was deemed insufficient to effectively destroy or even retard an offensive force. In a damning appraisal of the |
+ | Following the ‘strategic defence review ‘scheme of Apex Stone, Ikonia’s existing naval presence was deemed insufficient to effectively destroy or even retard an offensive force. In a damning appraisal of the Armada Ikonicus in 2173, Apex Stone stated: |
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| − | Who has dammed the once-flowing river of our martial succor to the merest trickle, parching the lands of our security and leaving us gasping for defense?’ |
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He immediately made sweeping reforms, including the order of three new aircraft carriers designed to spearhead a modern naval fleet. Modern design principles for all ships in the new wave of production were to include mission package modularity, emphasis on surface-to-air systems, and RCS reducing technologies. |
He immediately made sweeping reforms, including the order of three new aircraft carriers designed to spearhead a modern naval fleet. Modern design principles for all ships in the new wave of production were to include mission package modularity, emphasis on surface-to-air systems, and RCS reducing technologies. |
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| − | Development of the INS Ikon was fraught with difficulties. Three vessels had originally been planned. This was cut down to two by the time of the initial order in 2180. In 2191, the vessel's spiraling costs and delays led to the cancellation of her planned sister ship, the |
+ | Development of the INS Ikon was fraught with difficulties. Three vessels had originally been planned. This was cut down to two by the time of the initial order in 2180. In 2191, the vessel's spiraling costs and delays led to the cancellation of her planned sister ship, the IKN ''Spearka''. The decision to cancel production of the IKN ''Spearka'' almost sank the entire project. The press lambasted the exorbitantly expensive program and the waste of time and money that had gone into the INS ''Spearka''. The bearer of Advan resigned during the fiasco, as construction of the vessels was taking place in Advan. |
==Service History== |
==Service History== |
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| − | The vessel was launched on June 30th 2195 and officially commissioned into the |
+ | The vessel was launched on June 30th 2195 and officially commissioned into the Armada Ikonicus August 7th of the same year. |
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Latest revision as of 11:10, 8 October 2024
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IKN Ikon (ICV-62)
Ikon-class aircraft carrier
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| The IKN Ikon off the south coast of Forsetti, 2196. | |||||
| Role | Aircraft Carrier | ||||
| National Origin | Ikonia | ||||
| Production History | |||||
| Designed | |||||
| 2176 - 2180 | |||||
| Produced | |||||
| 2186 - 2194 | |||||
| Designer | Proteus | ||||
| Number Built | 1 | ||||
| Service History | |||||
| In Service | |||||
| 2195 - In service | |||||
| Used By | Armada Ikonicus | ||||
| Vessel Characteristics | |||||
| Displacement | 5,796 tons | ||||
| Length | 260 m | ||||
| Beam | 83 m | ||||
| Height | 50 m | ||||
| Draft | 5 m | ||||
| Propulsion | 2 x Obbscon Company NT25000 20 MW (27,000 hp) Azimuth Thrusters | ||||
| Max Speed | 50 kn (25 m/s) | ||||
| Operational Range | 10,000 km | ||||
| Complement | 1,740 | ||||
| Armament | 2 x CIWS 2 x Lasers |
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| Aircraft Carried | 70-110 fixed wing and helicopters | ||||
| Aviation Facilities | Angled flight deck 4 x Electromagnetic catapults Internal aircraft hangar |
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The IKN Ikon (ICV-62) is an Ikonic aircraft carrier and the flagship of the Armada Ikonicus.
Design
The ship is distinguished by its angular construction, a signature of the radar cross section reducing technologies incorporated into the carrier’s design.
Development
Following the ‘strategic defence review ‘scheme of Apex Stone, Ikonia’s existing naval presence was deemed insufficient to effectively destroy or even retard an offensive force. In a damning appraisal of the Armada Ikonicus in 2173, Apex Stone stated:
| “ | Our own leadership's negligence has left us adrift in treacherous waters, as a once-mighty vessel now at the mercy of the storm, its sails torn and its crew lost to the abyss! | ” |
| —Apex Stone, 2173 | ||
He immediately made sweeping reforms, including the order of three new aircraft carriers designed to spearhead a modern naval fleet. Modern design principles for all ships in the new wave of production were to include mission package modularity, emphasis on surface-to-air systems, and RCS reducing technologies.
Development of the INS Ikon was fraught with difficulties. Three vessels had originally been planned. This was cut down to two by the time of the initial order in 2180. In 2191, the vessel's spiraling costs and delays led to the cancellation of her planned sister ship, the IKN Spearka. The decision to cancel production of the IKN Spearka almost sank the entire project. The press lambasted the exorbitantly expensive program and the waste of time and money that had gone into the INS Spearka. The bearer of Advan resigned during the fiasco, as construction of the vessels was taking place in Advan.
Service History
The vessel was launched on June 30th 2195 and officially commissioned into the Armada Ikonicus August 7th of the same year.
An Ikonic Air Force IH-12 Funbee prepares to land on the deck of the Ikon to deliver her new captain, CAPT Yakton Jelred, 2195.