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Title: Battle of Galathea Station
Description: Armed conflict between Navarean and SCN armed forces
Last Edited: 38-2213 by ploughman
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The Battle of Galathea Station (ยท๐๐จ๐๐ฉ๐ค ๐ ยท๐๐จ๐ค๐ฉ๐๐ฐ๐ฉ ๐๐๐ฑ๐๐ฉ๐ฏ) was a brief but intense conflict that lasted approximately three hours on 28-1487.25, fought between the forces of the Navareo Navy and the defenders of Galathea Station, who were members of Sector C-Null. The battle was initiated in response to the assassination of Navarean President Ralkeyne by C-Null a week prior.
Upon arrival at the Galathea AO, a fleet of Navarean Navy vessels issued a warning and demanded the surrender of Galathea Station. C-Null refused to comply and instead managed to overtake the tactical systems at the station. As a result, she was able to retrofit Galathea Station with a magnetic projectile deflection system, which unexpectedly ricocheted the Navareans' artillery back at their own ships, inflicting heavy damage and destroying many vessels.
In retaliation, the Navarean Navy deployed a coilgun platform, an electromagnetic mass driver weapon that could bypass C-Null's magnetic deflection shield. The resulting direct hit on Galathea Station sent it veering off course, causing a deadly gravity shift that led to the deaths of numerous civilians, as well as the station's director.
As the situation appeared increasingly dire, C-Null's reinforcements arrived in the nick of time. The ships Chukhung, Delaney, and Tenmei provided crucial fire support, ultimately obliterating the remaining Navarean Navy vessels and securing victory for Galathea Station.
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