The MT Rebellion Sourcebook had a section on the Imperial Navy:
Named Fleets: The Imperium has 28 named sector fleets. Range in size
from 2 to 20 Numbered Fleets. Special Named fleets are also created as
needed.
Numbered Fleets: The lmperium has about 320 numbered fleets
(approximately one for each subsector within the empire). A numbered
fleet, depending on its mission, may have between two and 10 squadrons
amounting to between 50 and 200 ships.
Numbered Reserve Fleets: The lmperium also has about 320 numbered
reserve fleets. Reserve fleets are equipped with obsolescent-but still
useful starships, and staffed by personnel in the Imperial Reserves.
Technically considered part of a Named Fleet, but rarely leave their
home subsector.
Colonial Squadrons: Individual worlds may raise their own squadrons (TL
9+ and Pop 9+). Considered part of the Reserve Fleet of their subsector.
System Squadrons: Individual worlds may raise local (non-jump) defense
squadrons (TL 9+, Pop 4+). Not part of any Fleet.
That's the starting point of the rebellion. By the the time Virus hits
most of these distinctions will be academic.
On 12-07-13 5:05, Scott Quigg wrote:
> Has anyone gone through an analysis for just how many
> batrons,croutons, etc were present in 3I?
>
> Just curious for how big a standing and reserve navy an 11,000 system
> empire could support?
>
> Cheers,
> Quigg
>
> Sent from my iPhone
> .
>
>
--
Edward Swatschek
Named Fleets: The Imperium has 28 named sector fleets. Range in size
from 2 to 20 Numbered Fleets. Special Named fleets are also created as
needed.
Numbered Fleets: The lmperium has about 320 numbered fleets
(approximately one for each subsector within the empire). A numbered
fleet, depending on its mission, may have between two and 10 squadrons
amounting to between 50 and 200 ships.
Numbered Reserve Fleets: The lmperium also has about 320 numbered
reserve fleets. Reserve fleets are equipped with obsolescent-but still
useful starships, and staffed by personnel in the Imperial Reserves.
Technically considered part of a Named Fleet, but rarely leave their
home subsector.
Colonial Squadrons: Individual worlds may raise their own squadrons (TL
9+ and Pop 9+). Considered part of the Reserve Fleet of their subsector.
System Squadrons: Individual worlds may raise local (non-jump) defense
squadrons (TL 9+, Pop 4+). Not part of any Fleet.
That's the starting point of the rebellion. By the the time Virus hits
most of these distinctions will be academic.
On 12-07-13 5:05, Scott Quigg wrote:
> Has anyone gone through an analysis for just how many
> batrons,croutons, etc were present in 3I?
>
> Just curious for how big a standing and reserve navy an 11,000 system
> empire could support?
>
> Cheers,
> Quigg
>
> Sent from my iPhone
> .
>
>
--
Edward Swatschek