Mulan-class

The Mulan-class gunship isn’t just the smallest ship in the United Nations Navy fleet, but it is the smallest combat-ready ship in the system, which is efficient for the UN since it only requires four crew to fully outfit.
The gunship is outfitted in certified United Nations Navy fashion with a slew of weapons and a thick hull to properly pack a punch and take a hit. On top of that, being such a small vessel, the Mulan-class is quite agile. However, the sensors and other electronic systems on the gunship are outdated and outclassed by current technologies, requiring extra skill and personnel to remain combat effective than the Mulan’s modern counterparts.
With a wide front profile, the Mulan-class is compact but heavily armored, with widened “shoulders” halfway down the hull on each side and a single Epstein Drive at the rear. Although small, the hull has enough room for Point Defense Cannons  on the fore (usually concealed beneath the hull) and two torpedo bays. Because the Mulan lacks the sophistication of more modern vessels, the UN Navy tends to staff them with lower-ranking (and less experienced) crew, reserving their elite pilots for larger, more advanced ships.

Power Generation

Fusion Drive

Propulsion

Epstein Drive, Thrusters

Weapons & Armament

• 2x Fore-mounted Torpedo Tubes
• Fore-mounted PDC Network

Armor and defense

Redundant Hull Hull Plating

Designation

Gunship

Manufacturer

United Nations Navy

Owning Organization

The United Nations

Length

27m

Complement / Crew

2 (4)