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| − | The Battle of Gulnara was a major Vasudan defeat during the [[Terran-Vasudan War]]. Following the Terran victory, it was believed that the [[ | + | The '''Battle of Gulnara''' was a major Vasudan defeat during the [[Terran-Vasudan War]]. Following the Terran victory, it was believed that the [[Galactic Terran Alliance]] would soon be able to win the war, and put the production of [[Leviathan]] cruisers on hold. However, this illusion was short-lived as a Vasudan counterattack crushed hopes of a swift Terran victory at the [[Battle of Talania]]. |
Little is known of the Gulnara system, for only one small reference is made to it in the tech description of the Leviathan cruiser (in FreeSpace 1). It is theorized that it may have been a planetary system in [[Antares]], but some think it may be the Vasudan name for a Terran system. | Little is known of the Gulnara system, for only one small reference is made to it in the tech description of the Leviathan cruiser (in FreeSpace 1). It is theorized that it may have been a planetary system in [[Antares]], but some think it may be the Vasudan name for a Terran system. | ||
[[Category:History|Gulnara, Battle of]] | [[Category:History|Gulnara, Battle of]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:28, 5 April 2010
The Battle of Gulnara was a major Vasudan defeat during the Terran-Vasudan War. Following the Terran victory, it was believed that the Galactic Terran Alliance would soon be able to win the war, and put the production of Leviathan cruisers on hold. However, this illusion was short-lived as a Vasudan counterattack crushed hopes of a swift Terran victory at the Battle of Talania.
Little is known of the Gulnara system, for only one small reference is made to it in the tech description of the Leviathan cruiser (in FreeSpace 1). It is theorized that it may have been a planetary system in Antares, but some think it may be the Vasudan name for a Terran system.
