The Systems Alliance first fielded carriers in 2662 GS, following initial Terran Federation designs like the Ryuho, but the Turian Hierarchy continued to prioritize construction of dreadnoughts and cruisers. Their capital ships generally mounted fewer main cannons than their Federation and Alliance counterparts, which focused on smaller caliber laser and higher rate of fire.Īfter the invention of space borne carriers become a major sparks of "The Citadel Carrier Arms Race", the Turians did carry fighters aboard its ships but the focus on "All Big Guns" battleships meant the Hierarchy was slow to realize the benefits of dedicated fighter carriers. Turian ship design traditionally centred on "jack of all trades" trait with a balance of armor and large calibre long range cannons and moderate speed. The navy serves as a galactic peacekeeping force, and is also the primary military arm of the Council, contributing the single largest portion of the Citadel Fleet. The Turian Fleet is divided into 32 Fleets as well as two cruiser-carriers. Their ship construction was further accelerated and simplified following the aftermath of the Petolemaic War as the Hierarchy was able to reverse engineered many valuable technologies from leftover vessels and equipment that they have captured from the Skinnie docks as token prizes in their occupied buffer zone. Despite the leaps made by the Terran Federation in recent years the Hierarchy is still responsible for the majority portion of the Citadel Fleet and thanks to years of involvement in the galactic community before the first contact with the Federation.ĭue to the stipulations of the Treaty of Farixen, they have a sizeable fleet of dreadnoughts at their disposal. The navy of the Turian Hierarchy is extremely formidable.
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