Heidenheim
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The flagship Heidenheim (796 UC (487 IC / 3596 CE)) | |
Affiliation: | Galactic Empire |
Flag officer: | Rear Admiral Erlache |
Type: | Battleship |
Purpose: | Flagship (Erlache Fleet) |
Length: | 677 metres(FFC3) |
Width: | 179 metres(FFC3) |
Height: | 228 metres(FFC3) |
Armament: | 6 forward neutron beam cannons 22 port cannons 22 starboard cannons |
Crew: | 726(FFC3) |
Status: | Destroyed in combat |
Destroyed: | 796 UC (487 IC / 3596 CE) |
The Heidenheim (Japanese: ハイデンハイム) was the flagship of Rear Admiral Erlache.
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Service history
The Heidenheim was assigned to Reinhard von Lohengramm's fleet at the Battle of Astarte in early 796 UC (487 IC / 3596 CE). It was destroyed by a battleship of the Alliance 2nd Fleet, after Erlache disobeyed High Admiral Lohengramm's orders by attempting to reverse course to face the enemy. (Overture to a New War)
Design
The Heidenheim was a standard Imperial battleship and was distinguished by a crest composed of two curlicues framing the symbol of the Empire. (Overture to a New War)
Appendices
Appearances
Name variations
- Heidenheim (Translation of Japanese, derived from LD/DVD/BD dialogue)
- ハイデンハイム (LD/DVD/BD dialogue — Japanese)
- Heilenheim (Central Anime subtitles)
Background information
Heidenheim is a town in southern Germany.
Apocrypha
Appearance differences
The Heidenheim is not named, nor does it bear a unique crest, in LOGH: 'In the Eternal Night'.
Easter Egg
In the movie version, when the Heidenheim is destroyed, one of the large pieces of debris has some Japanese writing on it.
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