ISAS Andes

ISAS Andes was a Mountain Range-class destroyer in the ISA navy assigned to the Section 3 Task Group.

Construction
The Andes was constructed alongside the carrier Summit, but finished sooner due to its smaller size. She was noted for being outfitted for combat in the atmosphere of a planet, a feature unique to the ship at the time. She was armed with 900 verticle missile launchers capable of housing Excavation-class missiles. For defense, over 300 point defense lasers were fitted all over her hull for projectile and missile defense and anti-fighter interception. She was 10 miles long and 2 miles wide. Her crew compliment was 3000 sailors and marines.

Destruction
While on a mission to destroy a Singulus base on a rouge planet deep in Singulus space, the Andes was tasked with providing ultra-heavy ground support for advancing ISA ground forces. While prepping to destroy designated targets from the Summit, a devastating beam of a high intensity UV laser shot forth from the planet's surface and neatly cut the Andes in two. The wreckage fell to the surface, causing a reactor breach. The subsequent explosion and impact created a blinding dust cloud, causing mass confusion on both sides. All hands were lost.