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:::All I am saying is that your original claim of 75 ships is incorrect. I haven't seen any definitive number for the strength of the Home Fleet in October 2552, but it is certainly more than 75 total warships. -[[User talk:Karl-591|Karl-591]] 09:01, 13 November 2012 (EST)
:::All I am saying is that your original claim of 75 ships is incorrect. I haven't seen any definitive number for the strength of the Home Fleet in October 2552, but it is certainly more than 75 total warships. -[[User talk:Karl-591|Karl-591]] 09:01, 13 November 2012 (EST)
::If you want to get technical, we can say that each MAC station within view had a ''Stalwart''-class frigate docked with it, so that could increase fleet numbers if a frigate was on hand to guard each MAC station. That would be 300 either including or not the 67 shown on the tactical screen. This idea has some basis....the Cairo and ''In Amber Clad'' share their registry numbers, ODA-142 and FFG-142. Coincidence? Perhaps. If they are linked and ''In Amber Clad'' is assigned to Cairo, it would explain why everyone grouped there. Admiral Hood is normally stationed in Australia on Earth (HIGHCOM), but was visiting Cairo Station why? Perhaps because a posthumous medal was to be given to the recipient's daughter, who was going to be on Cairo as opposed to any other MAC station, so the Chief, Johnson, and Hood gathered there. There's nothing inherently significant about Cairo than any other MAC station except for Miranda Keyes' presence. [[User:ScaleMaster117|ScaleMaster117]] ([[User talk:ScaleMaster117|talk]]) 12:24, 15 June 2013 (EDT)