Weapons Module - Revision history

Rubberchickenben at 18:34, 15 September 2010

2010-09-15T18:34:33Z

IronyFail at 20:09, 5 June 2010

2010-06-05T20:09:06Z

Darth Wombat: fixed link

2010-03-19T04:55:07Z

fixed link

Rubberchickenben: grammar

2008-10-02T16:17:39Z

grammar

AeinSilverwolf: It can be bolding tiem nao?

2008-09-20T14:02:04Z

It can be bolding tiem nao?

Rubberchickenben: New page: The weapons module is currently configured to hold several nuclear warheads. It function is to defend the habitat from hostile extraterrestrial actions and to destroy various spatial m...

2008-09-18T19:36:38Z

New page: The weapons module is currently configured to hold several nuclear warheads. It function is to defend the habitat from hostile extraterrestrial actions and to destroy various spatial m...

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The weapons module is [[currently]] configured to hold several nuclear warheads. It function is to defend the habitat from hostile extraterrestrial actions and to destroy various spatial matter such as asteroids.

A more practical use came to light during [[Daedalus|Mission Daedalus]], when the [[AYSE Drive]] crashed on Venus. The [[Admiral]] ordered the [[Astronauts]] to destroy the AYSE drive using the nuclear warheads; however, the release failed.

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	A more practical use came to light during [[Mission Alpha (2006)\|the first Mission Daedalus]], when the [[AYSE Drive]] crashed on Venus. The [[Admiral]] ordered the [[Astronauts]] to destroy the AYSE drive using the nuclear warheads; however, the release failed.		A more practical use came to light during [[Mission Alpha (2006)\|the first Mission Daedalus]], when the [[AYSE Drive]] crashed on Venus. The [[Admiral]] ordered the [[Astronauts]] to destroy the AYSE drive using the nuclear warheads; however, the release failed.

−	Currently the weapons module is deactivated and is no longer accessible on the [[Hawking III]]. A day may come in the future when a weapons module may be needed.	+	Currently the weapons module is deactivated and is no longer accessible on the [[Hawking III]]. A day may come in the future when a weapons module may be needed. The use of a weapons module was superseded during [[Revenge Mission 2010]] when [[Laura]] was equipped with explosives.

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−	The '''~~weapons module~~''' ~~is [[currently]]~~ configured to hold several nuclear warheads. Its function is to defend the [[Habitat]] from hostile extraterrestrial actions and to destroy various spatial matter such as asteroids.	+	The '''Weapons Module''' was a module configured to hold several nuclear warheads. Its function was to defend the [[Habitat]] from hostile extraterrestrial actions and to destroy various spatial matter such as asteroids.

	A more practical use came to light during [[Mission Alpha (2006)\|the first Mission Daedalus]], when the [[AYSE Drive]] crashed on Venus. The [[Admiral]] ordered the [[Astronauts]] to destroy the AYSE drive using the nuclear warheads; however, the release failed.		A more practical use came to light during [[Mission Alpha (2006)\|the first Mission Daedalus]], when the [[AYSE Drive]] crashed on Venus. The [[Admiral]] ordered the [[Astronauts]] to destroy the AYSE drive using the nuclear warheads; however, the release failed.
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		+	Currently the weapons module is deactivated and is no longer accessible on the [[Hawking III]]. A day may come in the future when a weapons module may be needed.

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	The '''weapons module''' is [[currently]] configured to hold several nuclear warheads. Its function is to defend the [[Habitat]] from hostile extraterrestrial actions and to destroy various spatial matter such as asteroids.		The '''weapons module''' is [[currently]] configured to hold several nuclear warheads. Its function is to defend the [[Habitat]] from hostile extraterrestrial actions and to destroy various spatial matter such as asteroids.

−	A more practical use came to light during [[~~Daedalus~~\|Mission Daedalus]], when the [[AYSE Drive]] crashed on Venus. The [[Admiral]] ordered the [[Astronauts]] to destroy the AYSE drive using the nuclear warheads; however, the release failed.	+	A more practical use came to light during [[Mission Alpha (2006)\|the first Mission Daedalus]], when the [[AYSE Drive]] crashed on Venus. The [[Admiral]] ordered the [[Astronauts]] to destroy the AYSE drive using the nuclear warheads; however, the release failed.

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−	The '''weapons module''' is [[currently]] configured to hold several nuclear warheads. It function is to defend the ~~habitat~~ from hostile extraterrestrial actions and to destroy various spatial matter such as asteroids.	+	The '''weapons module''' is [[currently]] configured to hold several nuclear warheads. Its function is to defend the [[Habitat]] from hostile extraterrestrial actions and to destroy various spatial matter such as asteroids.

	A more practical use came to light during [[Daedalus\|Mission Daedalus]], when the [[AYSE Drive]] crashed on Venus. The [[Admiral]] ordered the [[Astronauts]] to destroy the AYSE drive using the nuclear warheads; however, the release failed.		A more practical use came to light during [[Daedalus\|Mission Daedalus]], when the [[AYSE Drive]] crashed on Venus. The [[Admiral]] ordered the [[Astronauts]] to destroy the AYSE drive using the nuclear warheads; however, the release failed.

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−	The weapons module is [[currently]] configured to hold several nuclear warheads. It function is to defend the habitat from hostile extraterrestrial actions and to destroy various spatial matter such as asteroids.	+	The '''weapons module''' is [[currently]] configured to hold several nuclear warheads. It function is to defend the habitat from hostile extraterrestrial actions and to destroy various spatial matter such as asteroids.

	A more practical use came to light during [[Daedalus\|Mission Daedalus]], when the [[AYSE Drive]] crashed on Venus. The [[Admiral]] ordered the [[Astronauts]] to destroy the AYSE drive using the nuclear warheads; however, the release failed.		A more practical use came to light during [[Daedalus\|Mission Daedalus]], when the [[AYSE Drive]] crashed on Venus. The [[Admiral]] ordered the [[Astronauts]] to destroy the AYSE drive using the nuclear warheads; however, the release failed.