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Internally it is very similar to [[UNSC]] ships with set out decks and specialized rooms. It includes habitat areas, armories, a command center, firing control, commons areas over-looked by security rooms, recreation rooms, security centers, areas for storing MAC rounds, a monorail, terminals for the monorails, umbilical sections for docking vessels and hangers for various smaller craft. Its areas seemed to be either named after colors or named after parts of the NATO phonetic alphabet or after colors and then sometimes a number. These may refer to the deck they are on, how many there are on a deck or used for color coded guidance. | Internally, it is very similar to [[UNSC]] ships with set out decks and specialized rooms. It includes habitat areas, armories, a command center, firing control, commons areas over-looked by security rooms, recreation rooms, security centers, areas for storing MAC rounds, a monorail, terminals for the monorails, umbilical sections for docking vessels and hangers for various smaller craft. Its areas seemed to be either named after colors or named after parts of the NATO phonetic alphabet or after colors and then sometimes a number. These may refer to the deck they are on, how many there are on a deck or used for color coded guidance. | ||
Like all United Nations Space Command space constructs it featured regular bulkheads for protection against hull breaches but seemed especially adept for fending off boarding parties. It had large stockpiles of [[Combat Barriers]], large supplies of [[M247 GPMG]]s, security booths providing defense points and regular weapons lockers in the walls containing [[BR55 Battle Rifle|Battle Rifles]] and [[M7 Caseless Sub Machine Gun|SMGs]]. It is possible that these weapons are a substitute for point defenses. | Like all United Nations Space Command space constructs it featured regular bulkheads for protection against hull breaches but seemed especially adept for fending off boarding parties. It had large stockpiles of [[Combat Barriers]], large supplies of [[M247 GPMG]]s, security booths providing defense points and regular weapons lockers in the walls containing [[BR55 Battle Rifle|Battle Rifles]] and [[M7 Caseless Sub Machine Gun|SMGs]]. It is possible that these weapons are a substitute for point defenses. | ||