Beowulf
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 The flagship Beowulf (800 UC (2 NIC / 491 IC / 3600 CE)) | |
| Affiliation: | Galactic Empire |
| Flag officer: | Fleet Admiral Mittermeyer |
| Type: | Battleship |
| Purpose: | Flagship (Mittermeyer Fleet) |
| Length: | 988 metres(FFC6) |
| Width: | 242 metres(FFC6) |
| Height: | 248 metres(FFC6) |
| Armament: | 6 forward cannons 20 port cannons 20 starboard cannons |
| Crew: | 954(FFC6) |
| Status: | Active |
The Beowulf (Japanese: バルバロッサ) was the Imperial flagship of Admiral Wolfgang Mittermeyer.
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Service history
The Beowulf's first campaign as the head of the Mittermeyer Fleet was in Reinhard von Lohengramm's campaign to defeat the Free Planets Alliance's invasion of Imperial space in 796 UC (487 IC / 3596 CE). It would go on to fight in the majority of the battles fought between 796 UC (487 IC / 3596 CE) and 801 UC (3 NIC / 492 IC / 3601 CE).
As Mittermeyer's flagship, the Beowulf served to announce the presence of the "Gale Wolf" on the battlefield. The mere sight of the Beowulf on the front line inspired friendly forces, and caused the enemy to panic. (LOGH: 'The Two-Headed Snake: The Battle of Rantemario', 'Rumbling')
The Beowulf was damaged several times in its career, including the Battle of Amritsar Starzone, and the Battle of the Corridor.
Appendices
Appearances
- LOGH:
(29)
- 'The Battle of Amritsar Starzone' (first appearance)
- 'The Lippstadt Conspiracy'
- 'Bloodshed in Space'
- 'Courage and Loyalty'
- 'Farewell, Distant Memories'
- 'Determination and Ambition'
- 'The Sounding of Gjallarhorn'
- 'Fezzan Occupied'
- 'The Cold Spell Arrives'
- 'Seeking a Free Universe'
- 'The Two-Headed Snake: The Battle of Rantemario'
- 'Sudden Change'
- 'Long Live the Emperor!'
- 'Ragnarök Again'
- 'To El Facil'
- 'The Battle of Marr-Adetta Starzone (Part One)'
- 'The Battle of Marr-Adetta Starzone (Part Two)'
- 'Eve of the Festival'
- 'The Battle of the Corridor: Kaleidoscope'
- 'Premonition of a Storm'
- 'Rebellion Is a Hero's Privilege'
- 'The Two Great Ones Strike at Each Other!'
- 'Live by the Sword...'
- 'Die by the Sword'
- 'Endless Requiem'
- 'Invitation to Rebellion'
- 'Cosmic Mosaic'
- 'Planet of Confusion'
- 'Dream: To See It to the End'
Name variations
- Beowulf (DVD subtitles)
- Beiowolf (LD subtitles)
- バルバロッサ (LD/DVD subtitles - Japanese)
Background information
The name Beowulf is derived from the Old English heroic epic poem of the same name.
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Apocrypha
Fleet File Collection
The Beowulf is included as a model (with both Goldenbaum and Goldenlöwe markings) in Fleet File Collection Vol.6.
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| Asgrimm • Audhumla • Augsburg • Barbarossa • Beowulf • Bergelmir • Berlin • Brünhild • Dagda • Diarium • Eistla • Embla • Forseti • Garga Falmul • Göttingen • Grendel • Heidenheim • Helten • Heorot • Heremoss • Jotunheim • Königs Tiger • Kvasir • Kücrain • Langenberg • Lübeck • Morholt • Neustadt • Nördlingen • Nürnberg • Offenburg • Ostfalen • Ostmark • Perceval • Quermark • Salamander • Sindur • Skirnir • Tannhäuser • Theodoricus • Tristan • Ulfrun • Vanadis • Valendown • Vigrissr • Vissarr • Vonkel • Watzmann • Wilhelmina | |
