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[[File:ChiScout.jpg|220px|right|thumb|The SR-71 Blackbird of the Imperial Navy.]] | [[File:ChiScout.jpg|220px|right|thumb|The SR-71 Blackbird of the Imperial Navy.]] | ||
The Chiropteran Scout is a type of Imperial reconnaissance aircraft that is rarely seen in combat due to its role. | The Chiropteran Scout is a type of Imperial reconnaissance aircraft that is rarely seen in combat due to its role. | ||
==Overview== | == Overview == | ||
Often used when orbital Augur scans are insufficient for planetary reconnaissance, the Scout is small, poorly armored, and unarmed. However it is fast, manoeuvrable, and bristling with long-range auger arrays. When expecting trouble, they are typically escorted by fighters or a Gun-Cutter. | Often used when orbital Augur scans are insufficient for planetary reconnaissance, the Scout is small, poorly armored, and unarmed. However it is fast, manoeuvrable, and bristling with long-range auger arrays. When expecting trouble, they are typically escorted by fighters or a Gun-Cutter. | ||
They are, for all intents and purposes, the equivalent of the modern-day Blackbird. | They are, for all intents and purposes, the equivalent of the modern-day Blackbird. | ||
[[Category: Flyers]] | |||
{{Imperial-Guard}} | {{Imperial-Guard}} | ||
{{40k-Imperial-Vehicles}} | {{40k-Imperial-Vehicles}} | ||
Revision as of 18:58, 28 August 2020
The Chiropteran Scout is a type of Imperial reconnaissance aircraft that is rarely seen in combat due to its role.
Overview
Often used when orbital Augur scans are insufficient for planetary reconnaissance, the Scout is small, poorly armored, and unarmed. However it is fast, manoeuvrable, and bristling with long-range auger arrays. When expecting trouble, they are typically escorted by fighters or a Gun-Cutter.
They are, for all intents and purposes, the equivalent of the modern-day Blackbird.