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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Admiral Andersen''}}
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:OFS ''Admiral Andersen''}}
   
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{{Unit
 
{{Unit
 
| name = ''Admiral Andersen''
 
| name = ''Admiral Andersen''
 
| image = AC7 Aircraft Carrier.jpg
 
| image = AC7 Aircraft Carrier.jpg
 
| leader =
 
| leader =
| members = [[Avril Mead]]<br>[[Trigger]]<br>[[Count]]<br>[[Fencer]]<br>[[Lanza]]<br>Various crew members
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| members = [[Avril Mead]]<br>[[Strider Squadron]]<br>[[Cyclops Squadron]]<br>Various crew members
 
| partof = [[Osean Maritime Defense Force]]
 
| partof = [[Osean Maritime Defense Force]]
 
| deployment = [[Lighthouse War]]
 
| deployment = [[Lighthouse War]]
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At the onset of the [[Lighthouse War]], the ''Admiral Andersen'' was not yet seaworthy, so the Osean Maritime Defense Force rushed to complete the ship. Following this, she was tasked with delivering supplies to [[Osea]]n forces in [[Erusea]]n territory. The carrier ended up being hit, rendering her unable to complete the mission.{{Refcall|AC7-M19}}
 
At the onset of the [[Lighthouse War]], the ''Admiral Andersen'' was not yet seaworthy, so the Osean Maritime Defense Force rushed to complete the ship. Following this, she was tasked with delivering supplies to [[Osea]]n forces in [[Erusea]]n territory. The carrier ended up being hit, rendering her unable to complete the mission.{{Refcall|AC7-M19}}
   
By October 31, 2019, the ''Admiral Andersen'' had run aground nearby the [[International Space Elevator]]. Following [[Operation Daredevil]], aircraft of the [[Long Range Strategic Strike Group]] landed on the carrier after an engagement with two [[ADF-11F Raven]]s.{{Ref|AC7-M19|"[[Lighthouse]]", ''[[Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown]]''.}} The following morning, [[Trigger]] and [[Count]] took off from the ''Admiral Andersen'' to participate in [[Operation Hush]].{{Ref|AC7-M20|"[[Dark Blue]]", ''[[Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown]]''.}}
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By October 31, 2019, the ''Admiral Andersen'' had run aground nearby the [[International Space Elevator]] and had been abandoned, with total damage being actually quite minimal. Following [[Operation Daredevil]], aircraft of the [[Long Range Strategic Strike Group]] landed on the carrier after an engagement with two [[ADF-11F Raven]]s.{{Ref|AC7-M19|"[[Lighthouse]]", ''[[Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown]]''.}} [[Avril Mead]] also arrived at the ''Admiral Andersen'', and discovered that its lower decks were stocked with aircraft abandoned when the ship ran aground. She proceeded to work on making them combat-ready, while sailors from the Osean Navy returned and restored the ship to working order, albeit still run aground. The following morning, [[Trigger]] and [[Count]] took off from the ''Admiral Andersen'' to participate in [[Operation Hush]].{{Ref|AC7-M20|"[[Dark Blue]]", ''[[Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown]]''.}}
   
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
 
OFS Admiral Andersen 2.jpeg
 
OFS Admiral Andersen 3.jpeg
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OFS Admiral Andersen 4.jpeg
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OFS Admiral Andersen.jpeg
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AC7 F-22A Admiral Andersen.jpg|Trigger's plane being prepared for takeoff
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AC7 F-22A Cockpit Admiral Andersen Interior.jpg|Various aircraft inside the ''Admiral Andersen'', including an [[F-22A Raptor|F-22A Raptor]], [[F-16C Fighting Falcon]] and several [[F-15C Eagle]]s and [[F/A-18F Super Hornet]]s
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AC7 F-22A Taxiing.jpg|"That aircraft is in peak condition."
 
AC7 F-22A Taxiing Admiral Andersen.jpg|Trigger taxiing on the ''Admiral Andersen''
 
AC7 F-22A Taxiing Admiral Andersen.jpg|Trigger taxiing on the ''Admiral Andersen''
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AC7 F-22A Over Admiral Andersen.jpg|"Let me see that. Trigger, I wish I could have flown with you."
 
AC7 F-22A Taking Off Admiral Andersen.jpg|Trigger taking off from the ''Admiral Andersen''
 
AC7 F-22A Taking Off Admiral Andersen.jpg|Trigger taking off from the ''Admiral Andersen''
AC7 F-22A Cockpit Admiral Andersen Interior.jpg|Aircraft inside the ''Admiral Andersen''
 
AC7 F-22A Admiral Andersen.jpg
 
AC7 F-22A Over Admiral Andersen.jpg
 
AC7 F-22A Taxiing.jpg
 
AC7 Aircraft Carrier with F-15s.png
 
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
   
 
==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
*The carrier's interior is based on the {{Wp|Izumo-class helicopter destroyer|''Izumo''-class helicopter destroyer}}, while the exterior is modeled after the {{Wp|Nimitz-class aircraft carrier|''Nimitz''-class aircraft carrier}}.
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*The carrier's interior is based on the {{Wp|Izumo-class helicopter destroyer|''Izumo''-class aircraft carrier (helicopter destroyer)}}, while the exterior is modeled after the {{Wp|Nimitz-class aircraft carrier|''Nimitz''-class aircraft carrier}}.
*Unlike many other carrier, this one can also launch land based aircraft, however these one will be taking off from the end of the ship instead of using the catapult.
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*Unlike many other carriers, this one can also launch land based aircraft. However, the latter takes off from the end of the ship instead of using the catapult.
   
 
{{Reflist}}
 
{{Reflist}}

Revision as of 00:21, 16 January 2020


"The Admiral Andersen. The name of an old sailor."
Avril Mead[1]

The OFS Admiral Andersen is an Osean Maritime Defense Force aircraft carrier that was deployed during the Lighthouse War. She was named in honor of the captain of the OFS Kestrel, Nicholas A. Andersen.

History

At the onset of the Lighthouse War, the Admiral Andersen was not yet seaworthy, so the Osean Maritime Defense Force rushed to complete the ship. Following this, she was tasked with delivering supplies to Osean forces in Erusean territory. The carrier ended up being hit, rendering her unable to complete the mission.[1]

By October 31, 2019, the Admiral Andersen had run aground nearby the International Space Elevator and had been abandoned, with total damage being actually quite minimal. Following Operation Daredevil, aircraft of the Long Range Strategic Strike Group landed on the carrier after an engagement with two ADF-11F Ravens.[1] Avril Mead also arrived at the Admiral Andersen, and discovered that its lower decks were stocked with aircraft abandoned when the ship ran aground. She proceeded to work on making them combat-ready, while sailors from the Osean Navy returned and restored the ship to working order, albeit still run aground. The following morning, Trigger and Count took off from the Admiral Andersen to participate in Operation Hush.[2]

Gallery

Trivia

References