The Liberty class JumpShip, created by Blue Nose Interstellar Technologies of Mars, played a significant role in revolutionizing interstellar travel. It was the first "modern" JumpShip to incorporate the newly developed hardpoint/docking collar technology, setting the standard for future JumpShip designs. The Liberty JumpShip turned DropShuttle into DropShips!
This resulted in the establishment of Blue Nose Clipperships, which eventually introduced groundbreaking ships like the Lola II, the Sovetskii Soyuz, and the McKenna to the Terran Hegemony, House Cameron and the SLDF.
Battletech: The Mechwarrior Jumpship Guide should provide basic information about jumpships and the interstellar travel. If you are a Successor State of the Great Houses, the Clan Occupation Zones or on Holy Terra. From the Inner Sphere to the Periphery and the Clan Homeworlds, every Mechwarrior can use this information to learn about Battletech lore and Battletech history.
Topic are the Jumpships, that use their Kearny-Fuchida drive (K-F drive) for faster-than-light (FTL) travel. Transporting Dropships via Hardpoints with K-F Booms into different star systems. No matter if a Star League model, an inner sphere creation or a Clan type.
All important classes will be introduced and their features (Jump Sail, Lithium-Fusion Battery, Grav Decks, hydroponic gardens, Jolly Rogers, HPG...) explained. You will see, that in the BattleTech universe, BattleMechs are not the pinnacle of technology.
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