What to know
The Aegis Vulcan is a three-person support ship for repairing, refuelling, and rearming other spacecraft away from port. Four BARD drones, dedicated operator stations, and stores for fuel and ammunition let its crew bring a practical service call to a stranded or depleted ship.
Vulcan specifications
Field service aboard the Vulcan
The Vulcan brings repair, refuelling, and rearming support to ships that cannot return to a hangar. Four BARD drones, with two operating at a time from dedicated crew stations, let the support team work around another ship while the pilot holds a stable service position.
Bring repair support to a damaged ship
The Vulcan carries the drones, tools, fuel, and ammunition needed to help another spacecraft where it has broken down.
Development note: The Vulcan is currently in concept. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
Repair, refuel, and rearm away from port
Stable positioning and four BARD drones let the Vulcan repair, refuel, or rearm another ship where the problem occurs.
The Vulcan carries four BARD drones for repair, refuelling, and rearming work, with two drones operated at a time from dedicated crew stations.
Two remote turrets give the Vulcan basic protection while the pilot holds position near a damaged or depleted ship.
The Vulcan matches movement and communication with the supported ship before bringing tools or transfer equipment close.
Dedicated controls give the Vulcan's support crew a clear view of tool condition, connection, and progress.
The Vulcan's remote service team
The Vulcan carries four BARD drones and can operate two at once from dedicated support stations. The crew can deliver fuel or ammunition and carry out repairs around another ship while the pilot holds the Vulcan in a stable service position.
Four BARD drones for repair, refuelling, and rearming
Check damage, fuel, ammunition, access, and the safest next destination before deploying the drones.
The pilot holds a safe position while two drone operators repair components, transfer fuel, or replenish ammunition.
Both crews confirm what now works and whether the supported ship can continue or still needs port assistance.
Bring the hangar crew to the damaged ship
The Vulcan carries four BARD drones for repair, refuelling, and rearming work, with two drones operating at a time from dedicated crew stations while the pilot holds position nearby.
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Confirm what the other ship needs
Check damage, fuel, ammunition, access, and the safest next destination before committing supplies.
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Hold a stable service position
The pilot gives the drone operators clear access without crowding the damaged ship or blocking a safe separation.
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Operate two BARD drones at a time
Dedicated stations let the crew repair components, transfer fuel, or replenish ammunition around the supported ship.
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Check the work before separating
Both crews confirm what now works, what remains limited, and whether the ship can continue or still needs port support.
The equipment that travels to the damaged ship
The Vulcan brings BARD drones, supplies, dedicated control stations, and testing equipment to ships that cannot reach a hangar.
Fine movement and clear communication help the pilot hold the Vulcan safely beside another ship.
Two operators can deploy BARD drones for repair, refuelling, or rearming while the pilot holds position.
Parts, fuel, ammunition, and crew facilities support service work away from a station.
A final test tells the other crew what now works and whether the ship can continue safely.
Pilot and drone operators work as a mobile service team
The pilot controls relative position while two crew stations operate the BARD drones and monitor the repair, fuel transfer, or rearming job.
The Vulcan supports ships that cannot reach a hangar
The Vulcan brings tools and supplies to a damaged or stranded ship, completes the urgent work, and explains what the repaired ship can safely do next.
The pilot keeps the Vulcan steady beside the other ship and leaves both crews a clear way to separate.
Two dedicated operators can work simultaneously while the remaining drones stay ready for another task.
A final test and clear handoff tell the other crew whether it can continue, needs a tow, or should return to port.
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