Fleet Support Vehicles
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Fleet Support Vehicles
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| Role | Aircraft Support Vehicle | ||||
| National Origin | Zokesia | ||||
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| Designer | Logi Motor Company | ||||
| Unit Cost | 5,000(√) | ||||
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| Used By | Zokesia | ||||
The Fleet Support Vehicles (FSV) series is a naval aircraft mobility system developed by Logi Motor Company in the 2160s to meet expanding needs of naval operations.
Design
Variants
FSV Tug pulls an MZ-22 Albatross accross the deck of an LPD.
The FSV Start Cart allows ground crews to externally jump aircraft without turning on internal electrical power.
The FSV Wrecker Crane allows for crews on the flight decks of busy carriers to relocate stuck or damaged aircraft, expediting flight operations.
An FSV Tug with Helicopter Tow Bar pulls a ZH-66 Greyhawk II of the Confederate Coast Guard out of the hangar of ZNS Hamilton T. Thratcher (FFCG-113)
