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Hrimfaxi

It was destroyed during the Circum-Pacific War.[1] The Union of Yuktobanian Republics built the Hrimfaxi as the second nuclear submarine in the Scinfaxi class during the Cold War.[1]

Quick Facts

Manufacturer
Union of Yuktobanian Republics
Function
Ballistic missile launch platform; submersible aircraft carrier
Creation
Late 20th century
Operators
Yuktobanian Navy
Deployment
Circum-Pacific War
Destruction
November 14, 2010 Operation Long Harpoon

Facts from the infobox of Hrimfaxi on the Ace Combat Wiki (wiki.gg, CC BY-SA 4.0).

Design

The Hrimfaxi carried UCAVs rather than crewed planes, setting it apart from its sister vessel.[2]

Development

The submarine entered service with the Yuktobanian Navy in 1997.[3] Its battle record before the Circum-Pacific War in late 2010 is unknown.[3]

Deployment

The Hrimfaxi launched burst missiles at Osean ground forces from the Razgriz Straits in Emmerian waters.[4] After sustaining heavy damage, the Hrimfaxi sank and exploded underwater, killing its entire crew.[4] On November 14, the Hrimfaxi rose to the surface for refueling, but Osean fighters struck it before it could dive.[4]

References

  1. "Hrimfaxi" (opening section) - Ace Combat Wiki on wiki.gg, revision 343248 acecombat.wiki.gg
  2. "Hrimfaxi", section "Design" - Ace Combat Wiki on wiki.gg, revision 343248 acecombat.wiki.gg
  3. "Hrimfaxi", section "Development" - Ace Combat Wiki on wiki.gg, revision 343248 acecombat.wiki.gg
  4. "Hrimfaxi", section "Deployment" - Ace Combat Wiki on wiki.gg, revision 343248 acecombat.wiki.gg

Text adapted from the Ace Combat Wiki on wiki.gg, CC BY-SA 4.0. Page: Hrimfaxi (contributors). Codexery summarised the page: each numbered sentence above was checked against the wiki section it cites before publication, and this entry is shared under the same licence.

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