Pilot Seat MPS – Anvil Paladin

Started in 2772 in the wake of the Messer regime’s collapse, Anvil Aerospace represents the modern UEE’s military ethos. Previously, the Messer Navy had counted on their large numbers for superiority. Fighting craft design during that era had often focused on ease of use and high firepower. However, with the establishment of a more democratic power structure in the Empire, the Navy found itself needing to do more with less resources.

Under the leadership of J. Harris Arnold, Anvil ushered in a new era of precision fighters built for highly skilled pilots. This allowed the post-Messer Navy, reduced in size and manpower, to do more with fewer ships. No military campaign in the last two centuries has been launched without Anvil spacecraft in the forefront, and almost no carrier in UEE space today operates without at least a squadron of Anvil-designed fighters. Recently, Anvil has begun to make big splashes in the civilian market, releasing some of their heralded military designs suitably altered for use by a wider market. Anvil remains deeply rooted in their tradition of excellence, while keeping an eye on the future of the industry.