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 vertical 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.