Editing Imperial Navy Logistic Ships (section)

===Basic===

====Armed Freighter====

[[File:Armed-Freighter.jpg|250px|right|thumb|What happens when a container ship has a naval gun.]]

The hands-me-down version of a Carrack-Class Transport.

Armed Freighters are freighters that have been outfitted with military-grade weapons batteries to help protect them while operating in dangerous areas. This extra firepower comes at a price, however, as the freighter's cargo capacity is drastically reduced in order to make room for the new equipment.

Although Armed Freighters will never be mistaken for true combat ships, they have been known to lend support to outnumbered, isolated, or otherwise desperate fleets. They will often work in conjunction with a [[System Ship]] and [[Defence Monitor]] against enemy invasions.

*'''Length:''' 1km
*'''Mass:''' 2.1 megatonnes; approx
*'''Crew:''' 9,000 crew; approx
*'''Acceleration:''' 2.4 gravities max. sustainable acceleration; approx
====Q-Ship====

[[File:QShip.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Surprise bitches!]]

The [[Pretend|surprise buttsex of Imperial naval vessels.]]

A "Q-Ship" refers to a freighter that has been outfitted with hidden weaponry and mixed in with a convoy. Such ships can come as a nasty surprise to attackers who suddenly find that their would-be prey has as much firepower as a warship.

Like the Armed Freighter but even more exasperated, a catch to a Q-Ship is that it sacrifices cargo space for ammunition storage and expensive mechanisms meant to hide such weapons. This makes Q-Ships expensive, but perfect bodyguard ships for unarmed Freighters, as a few could escort these civilian vessels and defend it accordingly.

[[Tl;dr]], it's like an unmarked police car, except the police manage to get an entire cargo ship and turned it into a cruiser.

*'''Length:''' 2km
*'''Mass:''' 8 megatonnes
*'''Crew:''' 18,000 crew, approx
*'''Acceleration:''' 3 gravities max. sustainable acceleration