Re: [FT] Pics posted

>>...But I like your stats, they seem like the
>>Kilrathi from WC.  What do the fighter codes mean (i.e. YY)?
>
>The codes are just simple extrapolations of the standard ship codes
used
>now.  For a basic type code, you double the letter to make at least a
>2-character code out of it.  For example, 'D' is for Destroyer class,
so a
>'standard Destroyer' is a 'DD'.  Similarly, a Cruiser is a 'CC', a
>Battleship is a 'BB', etc.  There are some exceptions - such as 'BC'
for
>the Battlecruiser class and 'DN' for the Dreadnought class (which
doesn't
>exist in wet navies :).  I simply used 'Y' for fighters at the
suggestion
>of another who used it for Bab5 games.

Alternately you could use the US Navy designations, which start with V
for
aViation ("A" having been previously claimed for "Armored").  Remember
CV =
carrier?  That's actually "Cruiser, aViation", since the first CV's were
built on cruiser hulls.  Thus a fighter squadron is VF and an attack
squadron is VA.