【RA3】你知道航母小飞机叫什么吗？——航空母舰设定&语音
设计用途：
重型轰炸舰
制造方：
格哈特-吉罗德船业
国籍：
美利坚合众国
量产方：
盟军船港
主要特征：
“天空骑士”无人战斗机舱
断电导弹发射装置
内载无人战斗机补充装配组件
超大通讯距离
保证跑道无障碍的封闭舱室
历史资料：
在自由国度生活的许多人都觉得盟军航空母舰停泊于港口的画面极具美感。这些庞大的海上猛兽是迄今为止最先进的海军船舰，是美国、德国、英国和法国各国的工程师和科学家10年工作之结晶。期间，这项举世闻名的合作遭到了些批评，说这是对苏联日渐猖獗的进攻态势采取的保守姿态。不过，航空母舰的战果很快就能为自己发声了，报告中指出，盟军航空母舰可以不费吹灰之力地占据争议海域，守卫海上国界，其大名不仅在盟军国家中广为流传，也传进了苏联的土地。
今天看到的航空母舰自然与旧型大不相同，旧型设计船体臃肿、费用高昂，像是个飘在海上的要塞，由于缺乏足够支持其航行的能源供给，这型号的航空母舰从未真正下过水。在德国方面之后取得了UCAV（Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle，无人驾驶战斗机）的技术突破，补上了航母设计中一直缺失的一节，旧型设计随后也因风险偏高而被彻底抛弃了。尽管航空母舰仍比一般船只大上许多，却也没有像早前提议的那样装载数千船员，而是在舱内里配备了一套复杂的网络，可以自动化生产并发射无人机，而这套系统只需适中数量（但训练有素）的船员维护和操作。盟军向来有高效、专业、节省宝贵资金的承诺，而新型航母又是其中一闪光事例。
已知的航母正活跃于世界各地，各用一整支天空骑士级无人战机打击对手，经证实，这种空对地作战无人机在远距离打击防御工事和军事设施上非常有效。天空骑士无人机并不会在甲板上风餐露宿，产生不必要的磨损，而是存放于甲板下的发射舱内，这里有设施可以随时监管、控制和维护所有的无人机。舰载无人机进行打击时又快又准，每架都装载有500磅的穿甲炸弹，与盟军世纪轰炸机上使用的炸弹如出一辙。投弹完毕后，无人机必须返回航母重新装弹。
航空母舰舰体非常坚固，甚至可以承受一发苏联阿库拉潜艇鱼雷的直接攻击。航空母舰的主要武器是天空骑士空军中队，但也有发射断电导弹的能力，这种战术性弹头的冲击波可以让范围内任何已知的电子系统过载。总的来说，这种特殊战舰有着不可匹敌的威力，因而能驾驶航空母舰便成了盟军军中的一项殊荣。
战场笔记： 通过战地侦察，已获悉航空母舰至少具有以下几个特征：
无人机队——航母的无人机中队连最严防死守的设施都能摧毁。即便有无人机被击落，航母也能很快自动补充新的无人机。人们还知道，有些航母的舰长还会用这些无人机为掩护其他更为宝贵的盟军飞行器。
关灯关灯——除了舰载作战无人机以外，航母还可以从发射舱发射射程极远的断电导弹，瘫痪载具和建筑。这种弹头可攻亦可守，不仅能提高航空母舰独自作战时的自保能力，在进行空中打击时更是大有用武之地。
专职轰炸——航空母舰常与其他盟军部队协同作战，专门负责打击地面和水面目标。盟军方面坚定地为航空母舰未搭载防空武器一事辩护，声称其麾下的水翼船早已提供了非常强大的防空火力了。
昂贵代价——航空母舰是一种造价高昂的高科技船只，因而它们也没有那么常见。即便与一些早先设计失败的航母相比，现在的航母已经是便宜很多了，但依然是盟军军备中最贵的一员。
Designation: Heavy Bombardment Ship
Manufacturer: Gerhardt-Giraud Shipworks
National Origin: U.S.A.
Mass-Produced at: Allied SeaportKey Features:
» "Sky Knight" UCAV drone bays
» Blackout missile launcher
» Internal assembly replenishes UCAVs
» Extreme communications range
» Enclosed bays keep runway clear
history
Many of those living in the free nations have remarked that the sight of an Allied aircraft carrier docked at harbor is a thing of beauty. These bold, seafaring beasts are some of the most sophisticated naval vessels ever created, and are the culmination of a joint 10-year military design effort between American, German, British, and French engineers and scientists. This famous collaboration drew some flak for being reactionary to increased Soviet aggression. However, the results soon spoke for themselves, as reports of Allied aircraft carriers effortlessly securing contested waterways and borders soon began to spread in Allied nations and even the Soviet Union.
Aircraft carriers are the pride of the Allied navy. Shown here is one of the many failed prototypes that eventually led to the majestic and proven-successful design currently in use today.
Today's aircraft carriers are of course dramatically different than the relatively bloated, cost-prohibitive floating-fortress-style aircraft carriers blueprinted but never successfully launched due to the lack of a sufficient power source to fuel their voyages. The speculative design of old-style carriers was eventually abandoned when a German-engineered breakthrough in unmanned combat air vehicles (UCAVs) proved to be the missing link in the carrier's design. Though still much larger than the average ship, Allied aircraft carriers forego the thousands of crew demanded by previous proposals for an elaborate network of automated drone manufacturing-and-launch bays, maintained and operated by a modestly-sized (and expertly-trained) crew. The result is another shining example of the Allies' commitment to efficient, specialized design and conservation of precious resources.
A functionally-limitless supply of Sky Knight UCAV drones means a single carrier packs more than enough punch to neutralize an entire enemy encampment.
Now in active service worldwide, any given aircraft carrier contains a full complement of Sky Knight-class UCAVs, air-to-surface fighter drones proven to be highly effective in long-range engagements against fortifications and installations. Rather than suffer wear and tear and other unnecessary exposure to harm from being left out on the decks of Carriers, the Sky Knights are concealed in launch bays belowdecks, in facilities made to monitor, control, and maintain full complements of drones at all times. Drones are fast and precise, and each is armed with a powerful 500 lb. armor-piercing bomb similar to Jethroes commonly used by the Allies' Century Bombers. After releasing its payload, a given drone must return to its carrier, where it can rearm.
The aircraft carrier itself is heavily armored and its hull can even take a direct hit from a Soviet Akula sub torpedo. Its primary armament lies with its Sky Knight squadrons, although the carrier also possesses a firing mechanism for the Blackout Missile, a tactical warhead whose blast overloads all known electrical systems in its area of effect. Overall, the sheer power wielded by these spectacular ships of war means that to helm them is one of the most prestigious posts in the entire Allied military hierarchy.
notes
Battlefield reconnaissance has revealed at least these facts about the Aircraft Carrier:
• Drones a-plenty -- A carrier's squadrons of drones can overwhelm even the most heavily defended installation. Should any drones be shot down, the carrier can quickly and automatically replenish them. Some carrier captains have been known to use their drones to screen for more-precious Allied aircraft.
• Lights out -- In addition to all those combat drones, a carrier's launch bay conceals the Blackout Missile, which can be used to power down vehicles or structures from an extreme range. The missile's defensive and offensive potential makes carriers even more survivable alone, or even more useful in a strike force.
• Specialized bombardment -- Intended for concerted use with other Allied forces, aircraft carriers are purely for anti-surface operations. The Allies have staunchly defended against complaints of aircraft carriers' lack of anti-air defenses, noting that their hydrofoils provide superior anti-air support.
• Punishment at a premium -- Aircraft carriers are expensive, high-tech vessels, which means they are a relatively uncommon sight. Though far less cost-prohibitive than some of the failed carrier designs proposed in the past, the model in use today still is one of the priciest fixtures of Allied warfare.
