The Executor-class Star Dreadnought, also known as the Executor-class Super Star Destroyer, officially identified during production as the Super-class Star Destroyer, and simply as the Super Star Destroyer class, the Super Star Destroyer and Super Class, designed by Lira Wessex were some of the largest and most ...
The Mega-class Star Dreadnought Supremacy made its first appearance in The Last Jedi (2017). Described as the only Mega-class Star Destroyer in the galaxy, the Supremacy is 60,543 m (198,632 ft) wide, 13,234 m (43,419 ft) long and 3,975 m (13,041 ft) high.
The Mega-class Star Dreadnought was more than 60 kilometers wide, and almost 13 kilometers long. It could carry six Resurgent-class Star Destroyers in the aft portion of the wings, as well as two internally. It had around 32 sublight engines, as well as a hyperdrive.
The Executor-class was a successful line of Star Dreadnoughts that came in several variants, and was believed to be the "ultimate" in Star Dreadnought design in its time.
Dimensions. The Executor-class measured 19 kilometers in length and was 12 times more massive than the ubiquitous Imperial-class Star Destroyer. 280,734 Imperial Navy officers, gunners and enlisted men were said to have crewed each vessel.
Size. The massive Eclipse-class vessels measured 17.5 kilometers in length, and was one of the largest ships to ever be constructed. Although the Executor-class Star Dreadnought measured 1.5 kilometers more in length, the Eclipse-class had a far greater mass than any other Super Star Destroyer.
The Assertor-class Star Dreadnought was 15 kilometers long and had a hull-shape similar to the Executor-class Star Dreadnought, being primarily shaped like an arrowhead.
HMS Dreadnought was a Royal Navy battleship, the design of which revolutionised naval power. ...
Dreadnought was the first battleship of her era to have a uniform main battery, rather than having a few large guns complemented by a heavy secondary armament of smaller guns.
The Chaos Contemptor Dreadnought is the rarest and most powerful Chaos Dreadnought. It is the only variant to still be held in reverence by Chaos Space Marines and occupancy is usually reserved for powerful Chaos Lords.
The oldest Dreadnought in the Imperium, Bjorn the Fell-Handed of the Space Wolves, was a member of the Primarch Leman Russ' retinue and fought in the Horus Heresy when he was still whole of body, making him well over 10,000 standard Terran years old.
A capital ship built on a nearly unimaginable scale, the Supremacy is a vast flying wing more than 60 kilometers wide. In addition to being a warship with enormous firepower, it serves Supreme Leader Snoke as throne room and the First Order as mobile capital.
Spanning between 1,137 and 1,155.0 meters in length, 548 meters in wingspan, and 268 meters in height, the Venator was defended by powerful deflector shields and hull armor plating, while possessing an assortment of armaments.
According to one source, a single Class-I Imperial Star Destroyer would cost around $636 billion apiece. And that's just for the basic parts. Getting all that stuff into space would likely push the budget into the many trillions using conventional means like rockets.
The Executor-class Star Dreadnought. The Executor-class Star Dreadnought, also known as the Super-class Star Destroyer, was the largest model of Star Destroyer ever built by the Galactic Empire. It was usually referred to as a Super Star Destroyer, and consisted of the sub-models Executor I-class and Executor II-class.
Its four propeller shafts, powered by steam turbines instead of the traditional steam pistons, gave it an unprecedented top speed of 21 knots. Because recent improvements in naval gunnery had made it unnecessary to prepare for short-range battle, Dreadnought carried no guns of secondary calibre.
The Dreadnought is classified as a Mandator IV-class warship, featuring two enormous orbital autocannons for large-scale bombardments and 24 point-defense anti-aircraft cannons on its dorsal surface. It's also big -- 7,669.72 meters in length, or 25,162.8 feet.
While they were once numerous, today the only remaining dreadnought is the USS Texas, a museum ship. The history of the dreadnought is well told in this extensively illustrated volume.
The Mandator IV-class Siege Dreadnought, also known as the Mandator IV-class warship and the First Order Dreadnought, was a model of Siege Dreadnought utilized by the First Order during the Cold War against the New Republic and during the First Order-Resistance War.
A Helbrute is a variant of the Chaos Dreadnought that is a twisted mockery of the Space Marine Dreadnought he used to be, combining the firepower of a small main battle tank with the mind of a frenzied psychopath.
Sometimes spelled dreadnaught, this battleship was bigger and speedier than previous battleships. It also packed impressive firepower in the form of high-caliber guns.
The Texas is also notable as being the only remaining World War I-era dreadnought battleship, being the first U.S. battleship to become a permanent museum ship; and the first battleship declared to be a U.S. National Historic Landmark.
In 1906, the HMS Dreadnought was officially launched at sea. This mighty battleship was armed with greater speed, greater range and larger guns than any other vessel. In battle, it would remain untouched, staying out of range of the lighter guns of its foes.
Around the time of the Battle of Endor in 4 ABY, Rebel Alliance Intelligence Service estimated that the Empire had more than a dozen Super Star Destroyers including Darth Vader's flagship Executor, the Annihilator, the Arbitrator, Emperor Palpatine's personal ship Eclipse, and the Ravager.
Some Providence-class vessels were longer, measuring 2,177.35 meters. These ships were said to be some of the biggest in the Separatist fleet and were capable of holding a planetary blockade almost by themselves. This enlarged model was billed as the "Separatist Dreadnought".
