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| rdfs:label | - Supíd Háwák 190-class starfighter
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| rdfs:comment | - The Supíd Háwák 190-class starfighter (also known as the SH-190 or just the Supíd Háwák) was a Dezendyan Corporation interceptor based on the KSE Delta-6 starfighter. Entering production in 1,099 ABY the SH-190 was built as a super-fast interceptor fighter, as with most Dezendyan vehicles they were primarily used by the Imperial Navy and the House of Dezendyan Navy, they were also used by the pro-Empire Blúd Sháká Pirates.
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| Affiliation | - *Imperial Tripartite Alliance
**Ingzan-Bregaran Empire
**House of Dezendyan
**N'Akkiarlian Star Empire
*Blúd Sháká Pirates
*House of Vás
*Allied Armies Against Ingzan-Bregaran Imperialism
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| Role | - [[w:c:starwars:Interceptor
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| Name | - Supíd Háwák 190-class starfighter
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| Manufacturer | - *Dezendyan Corporation
*Vleemsi Starship Manufacturing Yards
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| Class | - [[w:c:starwars:starfighter
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| Target | - Targeting computer equipped
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| Armament | - Dual [[w:c:starwars:Laser cannon
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| abstract | - The Supíd Háwák 190-class starfighter (also known as the SH-190 or just the Supíd Háwák) was a Dezendyan Corporation interceptor based on the KSE Delta-6 starfighter. Entering production in 1,099 ABY the SH-190 was built as a super-fast interceptor fighter, as with most Dezendyan vehicles they were primarily used by the Imperial Navy and the House of Dezendyan Navy, they were also used by the pro-Empire Blúd Sháká Pirates. As well as by the rebel Allied Armies Against Ingzan-Bregaran Imperialism and the House of Vás, enemies of the Empire and House of Dezendyan during the Rebellion against the Ingzan-Bregaran Empire and the concurrent Dezendyan-Vás Feud. Not a bad fighter, compared to the SH-290 I fly they are technically obsolete, but still can do there purpose. My dad used to fly one of these beauties 30 years ago when they first came out! I cant actually believe we still use them!—An SH-290 pilot on the SH-190
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