Amazon Tech: Carrier Aircraft

I'm certain many of you have wondered how AMAZON deploys its forces, against those of FMP.

I present to you the Carrier Aircraft Type Jumpships

Also referred to as JCAT's, Jumpships are tiny compared to their spaceborn FMP counterparts, averaging a mere 350 meters in length.

They achieve and maintain altitude by constantly circulating electrical current through their structural elements which are composed of minerals known to negate gravitational force when charged.

Capable of only 250 knots forward velocity, and restricted to atmospheric operations, the main element that allows Jumpships to evadeFMP's recruitment drives is the trademark Jump Generators, housed within the bulky equipment sandwiched between the vehicle's distinctive twin hulls.

Jump Generators open temporary spatial rifts in front of the ship, allowing a craft so equipped to either catapult strike-aircraft to nearly any location within a 10 astronomical unit radius of the vessel, or transport the vessel itself the same distance.

Careful calculation is required to insure that craft are jumped to areas containing gravity and oxygen, as both the Jumpship and it's craft, are incapable of exo-atmospheric operations.

Even with these limitations, the use of this technology has allowed AMAZON to conduct guerrilla strikes against FMP assets and installations and exfiltrate without detection or pursuit.

While FMP is considerably more advanced than AMAZON in many fields, including gravity manipulation, allowing them to field anti-gravity drones like the diminutive Class A Seekers while AMAZON can only float their bulky Jumpships; the latter retains a distinctive advantage in the possession of Jump Generators.

But the robots are indefatigable in their attempts to acquire it.

Interestingly enough, the FMP robots look upon AMAZON's use of the technically innovative Jumpships as a subjugation as offensive as AMAZON finds maidification. FMP hopes to liberate these grand machines from their human oppressors.

To date there are five Carrier Aircraft Type Jumpships. Pictured here is the flagship, Alexandria, named for Alexander the Great who legend says cut the fabled Gordian Knot, previously deemed impossible to untie.