Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Battle Group

Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Battle Group
Ships: Theodore Roosevelt, Jonathan R. Hunter, Francis Steadman, Walter F. Brimley, Gregory James Curtis, Morgan LeFevre, E.F. Suliga
Tenants: None

Theodore Roosevelt
Class: L3 Alliance Fleet Carrier
Armaments: 12 x antiaircraft vulcan gun; 8 x 12-tube antiaircraft missile launcher; 6 x 4-tube ASROC launcher
Mobile Suits (38/38): 12 x lvl2 Aries, 12 x lvl3 Aries, 8 x lvl3 Taurus, 4 x lvl4 Taurus, 2 x lvl4 Serpent

Jonathan R. Hunter
Class: L2 Alliance Destroyer
Armaments: 130mm automatic cannon; 2 x antiaircraft vulcan gun; 2 x 12-tube antiaircraft missile launcher; 60-cell VLS (can arm antisubmarine, surface-to-air or surface-to-surface missiles)
Mobile Suits (0/0): None

Francis Steadman
Class: L2 Alliance Destroyer
Armaments: 130mm automatic cannon; 2 x antiaircraft vulcan gun; 2 x 12-tube antiaircraft missile launcher; 60-cell VLS (can arm antisubmarine, surface-to-air or surface-to-surface missiles)
Mobile Suits (0/0): None

Walter F. Brimley
Class: L2 Alliance Destroyer
Armaments: 130mm automatic cannon; 2 x antiaircraft vulcan gun; 2 x 12-tube antiaircraft missile launcher; 60-cell VLS (can arm antisubmarine, surface-to-air or surface-to-surface missiles)
Mobile Suits (0/0): None

Gregory James Curtis
Class: L2 Alliance Destroyer
Armaments: 130mm automatic cannon; 2 x antiaircraft vulcan gun; 2 x 12-tube antiaircraft missile launcher; 60-cell VLS (can arm antisubmarine, surface-to-air or surface-to-surface missiles)
Mobile Suits (0/0): None

Morgan LeFevre
Class: L2 Alliance Destroyer
Armaments: 130mm automatic cannon; 2 x antiaircraft vulcan gun; 2 x 12-tube antiaircraft missile launcher; 60-cell VLS (can arm antisubmarine, surface-to-air or surface-to-surface missiles)
Mobile Suits (0/0): None

E.F. Suliga
Class: L3 Alliance Submarine Carrier
Armaments: 4 x torpedo launcher; 24 x missile launcher
Mobile Suits (6/6): 4 x lvl3 Pisces, 2 x lvl4 Pisces

Blurb: After the sudden loss of both Barbados and Gander Island, the Alliance Navy found itself with the very real possibility of total lawlessness in the Atlantic Ocean. To combat this danger, the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, CO Irving Kristol, was deployed as the flagship of a patrol squadron to restore law and order.

The Roosevelt, fitted with a crack mobile suit complement, is named after United States President Theodore Roosevelt, while its companion vessels are named after captains and commanders of ships of both the United States and European Union’s respective navies. The battle group is based out of Galveston Naval Base and aside from patrol duties protecting the Atlantic is also quite a public relations tool, showcasing the Alliance’s military prowess at ports of call on both sides of the ocean.

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