Inquiry re: Daedalus.....................

Aug 27, 2009 21:36

This afternoon as I watched Critical Mass which features the Daedalus, I was wondering if it is considered carrier class
and yet when I checked Stargate Omnipedia, I was shocked to find that is a battleship...........if that is so then why does it hold fighters? Battleships do not carry fighters.
Maybe I am wrong about it holding fighters, but ( Read more... )

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rawa_02 August 28 2009, 05:12:21 UTC
This episode (coming back from Earth with the Wraith virus attacking the Daedalus where they take out all the fighters' computers, and then fly at the sun) means it has them. Does this help or even make sense?

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black_raven135 August 28 2009, 13:54:40 UTC
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm one time reality gets in
the way of SciFi for me
Thanks!!!!!!! I figured it was meeeeeeeeeeeeee
:P

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wildcat88 August 28 2009, 05:24:55 UTC
To be fair, battleships in reality might not have fighters, but these are space battleships. Since they don't travel in a fleet, they need to have some kind of protection so they have weapons and F302s (fighters). All of those ships (Prometheus, Odyssey, Apollo, and I assume the Sun Tzu and the Hammond) have had 302s.

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black_raven135 August 28 2009, 13:56:30 UTC

I am always thinking about the reality rather than the SciFi side of it......
**sighs**
Thank you!!

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ga_unicorn August 28 2009, 22:47:47 UTC
It's the Air Force. They don't know proper terms for ships. And they've kept the Navy out of the Stargate Program all these years, so there was no one around to point out their mistake. ;-)

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It's the Air Force black_raven135 August 28 2009, 22:49:29 UTC
ROFL..........
I knew someone would point out the obvious.

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Re: It's the Air Force writerjc August 28 2009, 23:52:41 UTC

they let the marines in . . .

:::runs away hiding:::

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they let the marines in . black_raven135 August 29 2009, 00:53:01 UTC
a vast improvement.....
:P

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