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Imperial dropship transport

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This article is about the Imperial dropship used by Galactic Empire. You may be looking for the Imperial Transport in service to the Sith Empire during and after the Great Galactic War.
Imperial dropship transport
Production information
Class

Transport[1]

Technical specifications
Armament
  • At least two forward-facing cannons[1]
  • At least two downward-facing cannons[1]
Crew
Passengers

At least one 9-person squad[1]

Usage
Role(s)
  • Gunship[1]
  • Troop transport[1]
Era(s)

Rise of the Empire era[1]

Affiliation

Galactic Empire[1]

The Imperial dropship transport was a type of craft that was used by the Galactic Empire.[1]

Contents

[edit] Characteristics

A close up shot of the troop bay.

Much like the MAAT gunship[1] and RaDAir speeder,[2] the Imperial dropship transport was similar in design to the Republic LAAT.[3] The dropship transport was smaller in size than its Republic predecessor.[1]

Its cockpit was elongated in a similar vein to that of the Lambda-class T-4a shuttle.[4] The internal troop bay was opened by doors on each side that folded up into the ship upon landing. It possessed two large wings, like the LAAT, and two smaller wings on the top.[1]

[edit] History

One such transport was present with the Imperial forces that occupied the planet Felucia and deployed a contingent of stormtroopers which came under assault by Felucian warriors. The shuttle had landed but the soldiers were killed by Galen Marek when he came to the world to rescue Senator Bail Organa.[1]

Another such shuttle was deployed by the Imperial garrison on Raxus Prime where it discovered Galen Marek. The stormtroopers present in it attempted to kill the Force-user, but were destroyed by the Sith apprentice.[1]

An Imperial dropship on Raxus Prime.

[edit] Behind the scenes

This class of shuttle did not appear in the PlayStation 2, PSP, or Wii version of the game.

[edit] Appearances

[edit] Notes and references