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+ | The '''P-1113 Kottos '''is one of the airships built for the Estovakian Aerial Fleet. It's main purpose is to provide electronic support to the EAF via radar radomes, one placed near the cockpit and the other in the tail section. It possesses very little onboard weaponry, thus it relies on friendly aircraft and its Gyges brethren to defend it. Unlike the Gyges, which may disengage if necessary to engage enemies, the Kottos stay close to the Aigaion and prove ESM support to all friendly craft. |
The 2 Kottos airships, like the rest of the EAF, were [[Stand-off at the Dead Sea|shot down]] in a large-scale engagement with the [[Republic of Emmeria Air Force]] in early 2016. |
The 2 Kottos airships, like the rest of the EAF, were [[Stand-off at the Dead Sea|shot down]] in a large-scale engagement with the [[Republic of Emmeria Air Force]] in early 2016. |
Revision as of 18:43, 2 February 2013
The P-1113 Kottos Electronic Warfare Platform is an airship of the Estovakian Aerial Fleet.
Weapon Information
- Purpose: Electronic Warfare
- Manufacturer(s): Estovakia (with Belkan technology)
- Date Started: Unknown
- Date Completed: Unknown
- Jamming Range: Unknown
- Energy Source: 6 powerful Turbofan Engines
- Height: 43.61m
- Width: 486.45m
- Length: 205.44m
- Weight: Unknown
Description
The P-1113 Kottos is one of the airships built for the Estovakian Aerial Fleet. It's main purpose is to provide electronic support to the EAF via radar radomes, one placed near the cockpit and the other in the tail section. It possesses very little onboard weaponry, thus it relies on friendly aircraft and its Gyges brethren to defend it. Unlike the Gyges, which may disengage if necessary to engage enemies, the Kottos stay close to the Aigaion and prove ESM support to all friendly craft.
The 2 Kottos airships, like the rest of the EAF, were shot down in a large-scale engagement with the Republic of Emmeria Air Force in early 2016.
Related Aircraft
- P-1112 Aigaion Aerial Aircraft Carrier
- P-1114 Gyges Fire Support Platform
Trivia
- The Kottos' namesake comes from the Greek Hekatonkheires, massive giants with one hundred arms that helped overthrow the Titans.
- Likewise, Aegaeon (Aigaion) is the name of a Hekatonkheire.
Sources
- Ace Combat 06: Fires of Liberation
- Gamesradar.com
- PROJECT ACES OFFICIAL AC6 WEBSITE