Camp Aner'i, HQ of the 278th HSOC

[Okwa]

Informationen Camp Aner’i:
United Space Operation Camp Aner'i

Location: Planet Calara, continent Aiha, coast of the Maidcona Ocean.
Distance to Tau'ri: ca. 24000 light years
Distance to Chulak: ca. 56000 light years
Distance to planetary capital Vermilion: 16 km
Purpose: HQ, Main Base, Training and Education Center of the 278th Heavy Space Operation Command

This is Camp Aner'i, the headquarter of the 278th Heavy Space Operations Command (HSOC). It is located on the planet Calara, 24,000 light-years rimward of Tau'ri and 56,000 light-years from Chulak.
Calara is located exactly at the intersection of the IUSP regions Seluku and Merisankh. The 278th HSOC is therefore responsible for the protection of these two regions.
The camp bears the name of Lieutenant General Aner'is, who belongs to the 1424th Patrol Space Operation Command (PSOC). Under the command of General Aner'i, the 1424th PSOC, stationed on the planet Daphion, was the first SOC to intervene in the battle against the first wave of Mandrillus in the Milky Way in 245 AJR (2240 AD).

The image shows only a small part of the entire base. The area seen here includes the administration and training complex as well as one of several spaceports with access to the underground hangars and shipyards of Camp Aner'i. The pyramid-shaped building on the left is the main building of the base, nicknamed "the hill". The main building houses the command staff of the 278th HSOC as well as the staffs of all subordinate units. The buildings in the foreground house other parts of the staffs of the individual units as well as the base administration and parts of the Caldara Military Academy. These buildings also contain living quarters for cadets and officer candidates of the academy.

One of several spaceports with associated hangars can be seen in the background. On the aft runway, six Teldy-class corvettes of the 439th Spaceborne Regiment can be seen preparing for a military exercise. On the forward runway, the corvette S.C.S. Enrique Montoya can be seen, still being loaded with RGVs (ground-based drones). To the left of the Montoya, several MEVs (tanks) of the 647th Armored Division are ready for transport.

A Daedalus-Class battlecruiser, the S.C.S. Ea-nasir, can be seen at the left end of the spaceport. The ship belongs to the 2nd wing of the 278th HSOC and has just left the underground shipyards. Below the Ea-nasir you can see the airlock through which the cruiser has left the underground complex. It is one of the smaller airlocks with a diameter of 1000 meters. Due to its proximity to the planetary capital Vermilion, strict security regulations apply, meaning that this airlock may only be used by ships of the Ikarus class or smaller.

To the left of the main building "The Hill" in the bay, on the shore of which the headquarters is located, is an Enterprise-class aircraft carrier, escorted by four Jajiradai Khaidai corvettes of the Marine Naval Corps (MNC).
The naval carrier MNS Thaddée Fouquet has just left the MNC's port on the other side of the bay to rendezvous with the SCS Chahrak, a Pah'mont-class space carrier, on the high seas. The MNC carrier ship will be boarded and transported by the assault carrier spaceship to the exercise, where the SCS Chahrak and the MNS Fouquet will be part of the exercise as "invasion forces".

The second image shows the same scene, this time from a hill located on the coast of the Maidcona Ocean, south of Camp Aner'i.

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@Okwa wow, very interesting story. Since you generate AI images, I got very curious, so I pasted your whole text above in DALL-E and it came up with this...
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I've done an image search on Google using that AI image and there are a lot of the same one, just a bit different so the human made model is better, even if not as "attractive" so to speak.

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In any case, I think the generated AI image can serve as a trigger to your imagination. What I mean is, it opens up for new ideas. Afterall, that's how we make new things, from things we've seen before. What do you think?

[Okwa]

In any case, I think the generated AI image can serve as a trigger to your imagination. What I mean is, it opens up for new ideas. Afterall, that's how we make new things, from things we've seen before. What do you think?

Beautiful picture.

Absolutely agree with you. I do this more often, especially for buildings and interiors. Such things are not my comfort zone and I'm often uninspired when it comes to designs for buildings, furniture etc.. So AI images, for all their faults, or perhaps because of them, are a nice gimmick to clear the mind. I did post a spaceport for Jaffa worlds in March. This model was actually inspired by an AI image.