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The '''C718 Longsword''' is a cutting-edge stealth fighter and a variant of the [[GA-TL1 Longsword|GA-TL1 Interceptor/Strike Fighter]] in service with the [[UNSC]] starting in [[2558]].{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | The '''C718 Longsword''' is a cutting-edge stealth fighter and a variant of the [[GA-TL1 Longsword|GA-TL1 Interceptor/Strike Fighter]] in service with the [[UNSC]] starting in [[2558]].{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | ||
==Design details | ==Design details== | ||
===Design details=== | ===Design details=== | ||
The C718 Longsword is triangular in shape, much like the other variants of [[GA-TL1 Longsword]]. However, the C718 features six engines in total, and forgoes the distinct tail-like spinal ridge sported by the [[C709 Longsword|C709]] and [[C712 Longsword]]s. The C718's cockpit protrudes less prominently than the cockpits of the other variants, and the craft large intakes on both sides of said cockpit. The C718 is also known to sport some form of stealth technology.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | The C718 Longsword is triangular in shape, much like the other variants of [[GA-TL1 Longsword]]. However, the C718 features six engines in total, and forgoes the distinct tail-like spinal ridge sported by the [[C709 Longsword|C709]] and [[C712 Longsword]]s. The C718's cockpit protrudes less prominently than the cockpits of the other variants, and the craft large intakes on both sides of said cockpit. The C718 is also known to sport some form of stealth technology.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | ||
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==Operational history== | ==Operational history== | ||
Secretly pressed into production by [[Misriah Armory]] in response to [[The Reclamation|the events]] of [[2558]], the C718 Longsword was the product of decades of research and reappropriated enemy technology.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | Secretly pressed into production by [[Misriah Armory]] in response to [[The Reclamation|the events]] of [[2558]], the C718 Longsword was the product of decades of research and reappropriated enemy technology.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | ||
==Trivia== | |||
The C718 Longsword seems to be visually based off the Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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37.1 meters (121.7 ft)[1] |
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11 meters (36 ft)[1] |
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267.6 metric tons (263.4 LT; 295.0 ST)[1] |
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The C718 Longsword is a cutting-edge stealth fighter and a variant of the GA-TL1 Interceptor/Strike Fighter in service with the UNSC starting in 2558.[1]
Design details
Design details
The C718 Longsword is triangular in shape, much like the other variants of GA-TL1 Longsword. However, the C718 features six engines in total, and forgoes the distinct tail-like spinal ridge sported by the C709 and C712 Longswords. The C718's cockpit protrudes less prominently than the cockpits of the other variants, and the craft large intakes on both sides of said cockpit. The C718 is also known to sport some form of stealth technology.[1]
Armament
The C718 Longsword is heavily armed; it is commonly equipped with an ALI-50 110mm autocannon, four M9109 50mm coilguns, four ASGM-15 missiles, sixty M888 Octadart bombs, one M2475 Shiva missile silo, and an M1011 Moray space mine system.[1]
Operational history
Secretly pressed into production by Misriah Armory in response to the events of 2558, the C718 Longsword was the product of decades of research and reappropriated enemy technology.[1]
Trivia
The C718 Longsword seems to be visually based off the Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft
Gallery
A rear view of the C718 Longsword.
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