TCS Nonameyet

@Gevatter Lars:

TCS Bismarck (spelling man *g*)

But if you suggest a German name, then better take a city for the name. German ships are named after cities nowadays. Or do you suggest

TCS Prinz Eugen and
TCS Scharnhorst

too ? *g* I don't think those would sound very good, not talking about modern *g*
;)
 
Speaking of German names, I was wondering... there's a "TCS Dornier" in the Wing Commander IV novel. The only connection I can make is to aircraft from World War II (Dornier Do-17 and such)... is there some other meaning behind the name?
 
None I know of. I only know the aircraft building company as well.

This should be them I think:
http://www.fairchild-dornier.de/

Apart from that company the name Dornier does have no meaning to me, no. That company is still building aircraft and there's also a EADS company called Dornier-Satellites. I think those will be involved in the European Satellite Navigation System, which shall replace the US GPS system in Europe.

That's about all I know about that name.
 
Originally posted by redwolf
I love British naval names, better than any Australian or American names.

Personally, HMS Indefatigable....I mean, TCS Indefatigable takes my fancy...
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we also use these kind of names for several of our ships in France :)
 
TCS Impermeable
TCS SCT
TCS DDT (against the bugs)
TCS Stupid
TCS Leet
TCS Canon
TCS Forstchen
TCS Bondarevsky
TCS Brazil
TCS Rio de Janeiro
TCS Tuvalu
TCS Hawaii
TCS Stonewall
TCS Firewall
TCS Stoned
TCS Boiola
TCS Caralho
TCS Escudo Negro
TCS Chevalier Noir
TCS Nuke
TCS Doom
TCS Quake
TCS Counterstrike
TCS Crackhead
TCS Ball
TCS Square
TCS S
TCS Ess
TCS X-Man
TCS Wolverine
TCS Magneto
TCS Exxon Valdez
TCS Caballero
TCS Desperado
TCS Superman
TCS Batman
TCS George Lucas
TCS Jedi Knight
TCS Enterprise (wow, is there one?)
TCS Carthague
TCS Rome
TCS Hannibal
TCS Scpious Africanus
TCS Numidia
TCS Persia
TCS Greece
 
How about...

TCS TeeseeEss ? (I capitalized the last E because that starts off a new syllable).
 
Originally posted by Razer92
TCS Vengence
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No, but Vengeance might have. ;)

I don't vengeance is all that noble a concept for a ship name.

Originally posted by Worf
TCS TeeseeEss? (I capitalized the last E because that starts off a new syllable).
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If that's the case, you'd be after TeeSeeEss. :p
 
Originally posted by Wedge009
I believe the tanker you refuel from on a strike in Novaya Kiev is called the Valdez.
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Correct. The first mission Blair flies with Doomsday while on the Concordia was a strike against a Kilrathi Supply Depot. They jumped out, then rendevoused with the Valdez. They also refueled just before the return jump to the Concordia.

As for a name for a name for the so-called Bengal Mk2, how about TCS Raven?
A couple others:
TCS Spenser
TCS Lancaster
 
And the WWII Aircraft names start coming out:
TCS Corsair
TCS Avenger
TCS Gladiator
TCS Gurevich/TCS Mikoyan (the two men resposible for the MiGs)
TCS Defiant
TCS Blenheim
TCS Halifax
TCS Havoc
TCS Sparviero

That's pretty much it for WWII aircraft that could make for good names-the rest seem like they'd be better names for Confed fighters.

And a few others:
TCS Hustler (it looks faster than a normal Bengal, even if it's the same speed)
TCS Skywalker (Isn't that the guy from Star Wars?)
TCS Zodiac
 
TCS Windsuong.

Yes, it's spelled right, the spelling of "Suong" is Asian, pronounced "song". It's a girl's name.
 
Originally posted by TCSTigersClaw
Hey ! I am Unique! :mad:
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Well, I am glad to make your aquaintance, Unique. Is that a girl name, by any chance? Kinda like Monique? French, perhaps?
 
Some more WWII Aircraft

TCS Typhoon
TCS Tempest
TCS Hampden
TCS Manchester
TCS Wellington
TCS Meteor
TCS Mosquito
TCS Sunderland
TCS Swordfish
TCS Liberator
TCS Thunderbolt
TCS Warhawk
TCS Kitytyhawk
TCS Tomahawk
TCS Wildcat
TCS Tigercat
TCS Dauntless
TCS Beaufighter
TCS Stirling
TCS Halifax

Some RAF Bi-Planes

TCS Scout
TCS Snipe
TCS Salamander
TCS Camel
TCS Hart
TCS Bulldog
TCS Tiger Moth
 
Why should we name a capital ship after a fighter? We could name a fighter after a fighter. But, for capships, I think we should mostly stick with other capships, battles, places, etc.
 
Is the name TCS Trafalga in use during the WC3 timeline?
The Trafalga was a Bengal Carrier in WCATV that was destroyed.
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TCS Trafalgar, after the Battle of Trafalgar (1805) (Also the namesake of WC3's TCS Victory -- after Admiral Nelson's flagship, the HMS Victory). There was, indeed, a second TCS Trafalgar... a heavy attack carrier which served up until her destruction at Vukar Tag in 2667.

TCS Normandy
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The TCS Normandy was the 6th of the Tarawa-type Escort Carrier conversions. She was destroyed in the Pakgh System in 2668.

TCS Thunderbolt
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The Thunderbolt VII is, of course, one of the player-fighters from Wing Commander III.

TCS Wildcat
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Wildcat-class fighters were the top-of-the-line Confederation ships at the outset of the war (circa 2634).

TCS Corsair
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Corsair-class fighters were the planned replacement for the Wildcats, in the late 2630s'/early 2640s.

TCS Avenger
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Avenger-class ships were one of the player-fighters from Wing Commander IV. They show up as a type of Confed shuttle in Wing Commander Academy.

TCS Gladiator
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Gladiator-class bombers were a Confed pre-war design.

TCS Hurricane
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Hurricane-class fighters were a pre-war Confed design, second in quality to the Wildcat-class.
 
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