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Currently, it has two standard berths, one extra large berth, and four independent strikecraft manufacturing facilities. As such, this shipyard is equipped to service ships of any size, from [[Tournez]] to [[Valor]]. Even with it's large operating capacity, the Sirian campaign continues to stretch Fourchambault to new limits. Designed to house no more than 750 people, it is overcrowded and work conditions are unsafe, verging on hazardous. | Currently, it has two standard berths, one extra large berth, and four independent strikecraft manufacturing facilities. As such, this shipyard is equipped to service ships of any size, from [[Tournez]] to [[Valor]]. Even with it's large operating capacity, the Sirian campaign continues to stretch Fourchambault to new limits. Designed to house no more than 750 people, it is overcrowded and work conditions are unsafe, verging on hazardous. | ||
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{{SL |[["Perilous" Gallic Royal Navy Gunboat|Perilous]]| Gallic Gunboat| Gallicgb.png}} | {{SL |[["Perilous" Gallic Royal Navy Gunboat|Perilous]]| Gallic Gunboat| Gallicgb.png}} | ||
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[[Category: Gallia]] | [[Category: Gallia]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:33, 16 January 2019
| Fourchambault Shipyard | |
| La Mole class Shipyard | |
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 Gallic Royal Navy
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| 4F, Dauphine | |
| Technical Data | |
| Gravity | Complete |
| Docking bays | Yes |
| Amenities | Yes |
| Crew | 890 |
Fourchambault was built in 591 A.G.S., initially as a small ship building facility. Fourchambault was expanded several times due to the raging war against The Council, with the largest renovation occurring after Dauphine was fully recaptured. It is now one of the largest Gallic Royal Navy installations in existence.
Currently, it has two standard berths, one extra large berth, and four independent strikecraft manufacturing facilities. As such, this shipyard is equipped to service ships of any size, from Tournez to Valor. Even with it's large operating capacity, the Sirian campaign continues to stretch Fourchambault to new limits. Designed to house no more than 750 people, it is overcrowded and work conditions are unsafe, verging on hazardous.
Missions Offered
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Commodities
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