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'''2 PC Nongban exploratory ships''' is an unofficial name for the first seven ships of the [[Yotumic Divisionary Federation]] (YDF). |
'''2 PC Nongban exploratory ships''' is an unofficial name for the first seven ships of the [[Yotumic Divisionary Federation]] (YDF). |
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== History == |
== History == |
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The YDF made contact with the other nations of the Attu Archipelago on 3-1 2 TT. To aid further contact with these nations the YDF commisioned the [[Yumpa Engineering Guild]] (YEG) to construct 7 seaworthy vessels. These vessels were completed on 24-3 2 PC and were placed under the control of the [[Yotumic Divisionary Federation Defence Force]]. |
The YDF made contact with the other nations of the Attu Archipelago on 3-1 2 TT. To aid further contact with these nations the YDF commisioned the [[Yumpa Engineering Guild]] (YEG) to construct 7 seaworthy vessels. These vessels were completed on 24-3 2 PC and were placed under the control of the [[Yotumic Divisionary Federation Defence Force]]. |
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The vessels were officially retired in 14 PC, one of which is currently at the Yotum Museum. |
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== Specifications == |
== Specifications == |
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The Nongban exploratory ships were composed mostly of [[concrete]] and could carry a crew of ten people and up to a ton of cargo. |
The Nongban exploratory ships were composed mostly of [[concrete]] and could carry a crew of ten people and up to a ton of cargo. |
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Latest revision as of 22:29, 25 April 2024
2 PC Nongban exploratory ships is an unofficial name for the first seven ships of the Yotumic Divisionary Federation (YDF).
History
The YDF made contact with the other nations of the Attu Archipelago on 3-1 2 TT. To aid further contact with these nations the YDF commisioned the Yumpa Engineering Guild (YEG) to construct 7 seaworthy vessels. These vessels were completed on 24-3 2 PC and were placed under the control of the Yotumic Divisionary Federation Defence Force.
The vessels were officially retired in 14 PC, one of which is currently at the Yotum Museum.
Specifications
The Nongban exploratory ships were composed mostly of concrete and could carry a crew of ten people and up to a ton of cargo.