Caesar-class Mega-Destroyer

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Caesar-class Mega-Destroyer Production information Manufacturer Regia Marina (Italian Navy) Ship Class Caesar Model Mega-Destroyer Class Caesar Technical specifications Length CLASSIFIED Width CLASSIFIED Height/depth CLASSIFIED Engine unit(s) 8 boilers Shielding 3 inch thick steel Armament 3 6 inch Tri Guns, 2 Short-Range Rocket Launchers Crew 1,000 Regia Marina Sailors Passengers 300 Italian soldiers Usage Year introduced Italian invasion of Saudi Arabia Role(s) Anti-ship Era(s) WW2 Affiliation Regia Marina (Italian Navy), Italian Empire

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Conception

The Caesar-class Mega-Destroyer was originally thought of afte the success of the Kyoto-class Ultra-battleship and the Hindenburg-class Super-carrier. Havig some of the first rocket launchers it can triumph over larger ships with fast attacks and speed. However, its 3 inch steel armor can easily be broken, thus dooming it. This was a major reason why the Italian invasion of Saudi Arabia failed, the commanders thinking they could neutralize shore batteries with rockets that had never been fully tested.