DT  Antony and Cleopatra DT-B633333-06000000904-0	2000 tons
 batteries bearing	             3      1 3		Crew=329
 batteries                           3      1 3		TL=14
Passengers=0 Low=0 Cargo=57 Fuel=680 EP=80 Agility=0

The class carries two companies of marines, and is streamlined in order to allow planetfall to drop troops if neccessary. The troops may be dropped through shafts by and through the landing struts in zero-G, low gravity or high-altitude drop situations. The landing strut also contain stairs for use after full landings and for embarkation of large numbers of personnel planetside.

An interesting feature of this class is that the launch is carried on its tail in a silo-like configuration.

The ship is equipped with both fuel scoops and fuel refiners for extended operations.

Click on the links below for in the individual deck plans.

Deck 7

The central elevator runs the length of the ship, although access to some decks and doors is restricted. On this deck, as on all decks, there are ladders running the outside of the elevator shaft accessible via sliding panels.

The cargo bay is accessed by two large bay doors on the sides, while the launch bay is accessed through an iris hatch on the top of the ship. The room marked "1" is an airlock and suit room. The cargo bay can be pressurized and often is, but the corridor to elevator may also function as an airlock in case it is not.

The particle beam fires "up," through the top of the ship.

Deck 6

As is typical of most decks, there is access to the launch bay. Usual practice is to keep the launch bay at zero-G to allow easier loading and loading of the craft while it is standing on its tail. The room labled "1" is a fresher for use of the bridge crew.

Deck 5

The officers's quarters open into the officer's lounge. The four single staterooms for the Captain and Department heads have small Freshers. The other officers share a large head off the lounge. All crew share a large head off the crew lounge. The entire crew share a mess kitchen and a gym, although scheduling keeps fraternization to a minimum.

The crew quarters open out into a circular hall which allows easy access to the battery stations for the gunners. The batteries are located around the outside of the hull at this level and are usually referred to as "waist guns," and their crew as "waist gunners."

As usual, there is access to the launch bay.

Deck 4

The bulk of this deck is taken up with the manouvre drive and the crawlspaces needed to access it. The jump drives and their crawlspaces also take up a good chunk, as well as a chunk on the lower level. Six main engines mounted around the hull provide the actual propulsion.

Deck 3

The bulk of this deck is taken up with the power plant and the crawlspaces needed to access it. The jump drives and their crawlspaces also take up a good chunk, as well as a chunk on the higher level. The fuel refining units and scoops are mounted on the hull at this level. When taking on fuel from planetary water sources, the ship is submerged at least to this deck.

Deck 2

This deck is given over to the ship's troops. Most often, the Hamlet class carries marines, to the tune of two companies. The lounge and gym are on this deck as well. All staterooms are double occupancy and fresher facilities are located in the gym.

Deck 1

This deck contains the rest of the troop quarters and a common area also used for mess. The armory is fitted with doors which slide in on each other to provide access for single persons or for large numbers. Each landing strut is equipped with a dropshaft; an irised door leading directly out to the exterior. For drops to vaccum or hostile atmospheres, the entire level may be depressurized allowing the complement of troops to drop quickly to the surface. Each drop shaft is also fitted with an extendable boarding tube for ship to ship boarding actions. For drops where speed is less essential, the boarding tube may be used as an airlock to drop individual squads. Near each dropshaft is a set of boarding stairs built into the landing struts. The top and bottom of the stairs may be sealed so that the stairs function as an airlock, or they may be open to the atmosphere allowing boarding at friendly starbases or recovery of troops after an action.

Hamlet Class
DT Destroyer Transport, 2000 ton (A)	
	Flattened Sphere (6)
	Jump-3 80 tons
	Manouvre-3 160 tons
	Power Plant-4 160 tons
	Jump Fuel-600 tons
	PP Fuel-80 tons
	Fuel Scoops
	Refinery - 10t
	Bridge-40 tons
	80 Energy points
	Model 3 Computer 1 Energy Point, 3t
	Carries Launch: 20 t
                          QL-0201101-00000000000-0      20 tons
	Crew is: 329
		Command Section:  Commander, Executive, 
			Two Navigators, Medical, Computer, Commo. Four ratings.
		Engineering Section: Chief Officer, Petty Officer, 4 Crew.
		Gunnery Section: Chief Officer, Three Petty Officers, 8 Crew
		Ships Troops: 300 (two Companies)
		Service Crew: 4 Crew
	Quarters: 4 single occupancy, 165 double - 169 @ 4t =  672 tons
	100 ton Particle Beam Bay (9), 60 Energy
	18 hardpoints - 
	  Batteries #1-3
		3 triple sandcaster turrets, TL14 3t
			total 9t
	  Batteries 4-6
		3 double missile turrets (4), 3t, 0 Energy
			total 9t

Tonnage: 1943 t
Energy Used: 61

Dimensions: Flattened Sphere, Sphere radius: 22 mtrs,
	extends up and down 9.5 meters

Deck radius is: 19.0525588832576 Deck Volume=1140.39717

Deck radius is: 19.5959179422654 Deck Volume=1206.37056
Deck radius is: 20.0748598998847 Deck Volume=1266.06077

Deck radius is: 20.4939015319192 Deck Volume=1319.4678

Deck radius is: 20.8566536146142 Deck Volume=1366.59165
Deck radius is: 21.1660104885167 Deck Volume=1407.43232

Deck radius is: 21.4242852856285 Deck Volume=1441.98981

Deck radius is: 21.6333076527839 Deck Volume=1470.26412
Deck radius is: 21.7944947177034 Deck Volume=1492.25525

Deck radius is: 21.9089023002066 Deck Volume=1507.9632

Deck radius is: 21.9772609758359 Deck Volume=1517.38797
Deck radius is: 22 Deck Volume=1520.52956

Deck radius is: 21.9772609758359 Deck Volume=1517.38797

Deck radius is: 21.9089023002066 Deck Volume=1507.9632
Deck radius is: 21.7944947177034 Deck Volume=1492.25525

Deck radius is: 21.6333076527839 Deck Volume=1470.26412

Deck radius is: 21.4242852856285 Deck Volume=1441.98981
Deck radius is: 21.1660104885167 Deck Volume=1407.43232

Deck radius is: 20.8566536146142 Deck Volume=1366.59165

Deck radius is: 20.4939015319192 Deck Volume=1319.4678
Deck radius is: 20.0748598998847 Deck Volume=1266.06077

Deck radius is: 19.5959179422654 Deck Volume=1206.37056