Gauss Guns: Replacing chemical shells, the projectile slugs were instead propelled with the application of intense magnetic fields. Someone named the first gun after a Star Trek character in America, and they seemed to run with it (Kirk handgun and Picard rifle are two such examples).

Rail Guns: The Electromagnetic powered equivalent of the Gauss gun, its larger size and upkeep meant it could only be fielded as heavy weapons on vehicles. Apparently, because of the rivalry of design teams, someone tried to name these guns with Star Wars names.

Doomsday Weapon(WDD): A weapon capable of planet-wide destruction, created as part of the arms race, and a step up of a WMD. It is feasible for such systems to create an scenario not unlike the 6 minute War. One such example is the TallHammer Sattellite Network, a series of weaponized satellites with heavy metal rods which emulate meteor collisions. Hopefully for mankind, no WDD has survived the war.

Starfighter: Although the name of these vehicles is technically Space Capable Aircraft, since the naming nomenclature is usually based off star names of constellations, they are called starfighters. They're designed to bring aerial and space superiority in the form of armed and versatile weapon platforms. The iconic Sirius starfighter, sometimes called the Tinfoil Raptor for its polished sheen and similarities with the F-22 of the 21st century, is a multipurpose single manned spacecraft.

Dropships: The transport based Space Capable Aircraft. They're called dropships for their main use. To field troops from space directly into the battlefields. They're named after other celestial bodies such as moons, planets and nebulae.

- TH-32 'Chickasaw'

- AH-93 'Rampant' - Mid-Assault Class

- Fast Ariel Interceptor[FAI]-003 'Thrush'

- 'Vocal' Light Support Jeep

- 'Humming-Bird' Medium Escort and Light Transport Cruiser

- 'Jack-Knife' IFV