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Gatac Manufacture / GATAC
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Gatac Manufacture is a Xi’an commercial and industrial spacecraft manufacturer located on Tethle’a. Like other companies in the Xi’an Empire, the Empire grants Gatac exclusive rights on manufacturing industrial spacecraft for the empire.
History
During the Great Divide (20044 – 19755 BCE), House Ng.at’ak was a vassal of House Ru’a responsible for building and maintaining vehicles and spacecraft that formed the backbone of Ru’a‘s logistics operations. Three of Ng.at’ak’s elders perished alongside the leadership of Ru’a when House Kl.ō unintentionally poisoned the atmosphere of the Xi’an homeworld RyiXy’an. When Ru’a was made the first Imperial House in the aftermath of the tragedy, newly elevated Emperor Ya.l’ē se Ru’a rewarded Ng.at’ak for their service by granting them exclusive rights to build industrial spacecraft for the Xi’an Empire in perpetuity.
The company has a reputation in the Empire for producing cutting-edge and reliable cargo ships. After the 2947 Human-Xi’an Trade Initiative (HuXa) went into effect, the company began funding research to create spacecraft adapted to the needs of both Xi’an and Humans. The Gatac Railen is the company’s thunderous entry into the world of spaceship manufacturing.
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The company has a reputation in the Empire for producing cutting-edge and reliable cargo ships. After the 2947 Human-Xi’an Trade Initiative (HuXa) went into effect, the company began funding research to create spacecraft adapted to the needs of both Xi’an and Humans. The Gatac Railen is the company’s thunderous entry into the world of spaceship manufacturing.
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Gatac’s first foray into the human market, the Railen is an elegant interspecies vessel perfect for any Human or Xi’an pilot looking for a safe, reliable solution for commercial-grade medium cargo hauling. Utilizing patented grav-lev technology, and time-tested designs updated for 2951 and beyond, the Railen is a prime example of why the Xi’an Empire has trusted House Gatac with production of its industrial vessels for centuries.
