Reconnaissance Troop Transporter
Production information
Manufacturer	Santhe/Sienar Technologies
Model	Reconnaissance Troop Transporter[1]
Class	Speeder[1]
Cost	Not available for sale[1]
Technical specifications
Length	6.4 meters[1]
Maximum speed	150 km/h[1]
Armament	Twin light blaster cannon (fire-linked) (1)[1]
Crew	Pilot (1)[1] Gunner (1)[1] Commander (1; optional)[1]
Passengers	6[1]
Cargo capacity	30 kg[1]
Usage
Role(s)	Troop transport
Era(s)	Rebellion era
Affiliation	Galactic Empire

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The Reconnaissance Troop Transporter (RTT) was an Imperial repulsorlift troop carrier model.

CharacteristicsEdit

It was built with three traveling racks on each side and usually mounting a twin light blaster cannon on top. The traveling racks could spring open for rapid deployment of the troops carried, but also left the troopers exposed while traveling.

In addition to the six troopers carried on the outside, the Troop Transporter had room for several individuals on the inside. At the back of the Transporter was a Prisoner Immobilization Unit used to detain and tame renegade droids.

HistoryEdit

Troop Transporters were usually used for patrols on occupied Imperial worlds, but also saw action with elite units participating in search-and-destroy missions.

Such was the case during the search for the stolen Death Star plans, where search parties on Tatooine used at least one such vehicle to travel across the desert. These troops detained and questioned a band of Jawas suspected of having captured the droids carrying the plans, before killing them and destroying their sandcrawler with the Transporter's cannon.

Several Transporters were later used by Orman Tagge on the same planet, during a test of his brother's latest invention, the Omega Frost.

Sienar Transporters would also participate in the Imperial Civil War around 10 ABY, shuttling troops around the battlefields on Coruscant.

AppearancesEdit

• Imperial troop transporter (First appearance)
• Star Wars 31: Return to Tatooine
• Star Wars 32: The Jawa Express
• Way of the Wookiee
• Dark Knight's Devilry
• Boba Fett: Overkill
• Rookies: Rendezvous

SourcesEdit

• Star Wars toy line
• Handbook 3: Dark Empire
• Star Wars: The Action Figure Archive
•  Triplet Threat on Wizards.com (original article link, backup links on Archive.org)

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