
The systems that bring the Eclipse to release
Bombs or torpedoes give the Eclipse a focused strike role against targets that justify scarce heavy ordnance. It is the practical reason the Eclipse fits this role.
HEAVY STRIKE
Reserve the Eclipse for the target that justifies it
The Aegis Eclipse is a mid-range stealth bomber designed for tactical torpedo strikes on installations or large ships. Bombs or torpedoes give the Eclipse a focused strike role against targets that justify scarce heavy ordnance.
Heavy Strike
Everything aboard the Eclipse leads toward one deliberate attack: find the correct target, deliver the three Size 9 torpedoes and stealth systems, and preserve enough ship and payload for the next assignment. The Eclipse's internal rack carries three Size 9 torpedoes. A compatible bomb rack can replace them with twenty Thunderball bombs, four Stormburst bombs, or one Colossus bomb. The wings can be adjusted to space or atmospheric flight to adapt to the environment.

Bombs or torpedoes give the Eclipse a focused strike role against targets that justify scarce heavy ordnance. It is the practical reason the Eclipse fits this role.

The Eclipse is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.2.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
Strike package
The Eclipse's strike begins with the three Size 9 torpedoes and stealth systems, but target identification, release control, protection, and the remaining payload decide what the ship can do next.

The wings can be adjusted to space or atmospheric flight to adapt to the environment. During Zero-G space flight, the Eclipse typically adopts the compact wing position to create a slightly smaller profile for harder detection.
The flying-wing hull, blended engines, and internal weapon bays reduce the Eclipse's profile until its torpedoes are ready to launch.
The Eclipse needs a route that protects its primary weapon until the crew reaches a verified release point.
Access, arming controls, and clear crew procedures keep the three Size 9 torpedoes and stealth systems secure until the attack is ready.
Defining feature
The Eclipse's internal rack carries three Size 9 torpedoes. A compatible bomb rack can replace them with twenty Thunderball bombs, four Stormburst bombs, or one Colossus bomb.

Verify the target and friendly positions before the Eclipse commits the three Size 9 torpedoes and stealth systems.
Give the three Size 9 torpedoes and stealth systems a stable, planned delivery window instead of correcting at the last moment.
Check the result and remaining payload before the Eclipse prepares another strike.
Confirm, approach, release, recover
The Eclipse makes the three Size 9 torpedoes and stealth systems count through patient target selection and release timing rather than launching everything at the first contact.
For the Eclipse, heavy ordnance should begin with clear identification, friendly positions, and an agreed release condition.
For the Eclipse's crew, route, stealth, escorts, terrain, or defensive stations exist to get the weapon close enough to matter.
Every supporting system aboard the Eclipse exists to bring the three Size 9 torpedoes and stealth systems to a target that justifies it.
Aboard the Eclipse, after release, the crew needs damage information, defensive awareness, and a clear decision about another strike or return for rearm.
Attack details
The Eclipse carries its three Size 9 torpedoes and stealth systems as part of an attack system that also depends on identification, approach, release control, and recovery.
For the Eclipse, target identification and tracking give the crew a clean basis for committing the three Size 9 torpedoes and stealth systems.

The Eclipse keeps its limited strike load organized so the right weapon can be selected for the target.

Defensive systems help the Eclipse survive the approach and the period immediately after releasing its heavy weapon.
Reloading, inspection, and repairs restore the Eclipse's main payload before another strike can begin.
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