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Anti-Ship Artillery Turrets, also known as ASA Turrets, are mounts designed to protect large ships from smaller ones. With lightning-quick hydraulics and integrated targeting interfaces, ASA turrets are generally sited in a ring around a capital ship’s hull to offer as full an arc of protection as possible.

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	'''Anti-Ship Artillery ~~(ASA)~~''', also known as ASA Turrets, are mounts designed to protect large ships from smaller ones. With lightning-quick hydraulics and integrated targeting interfaces, ASA turrets are generally sited in a ring around a capital ship’s hull to offer as full an arc of protection as possible.		'''Anti-Ship Artillery Turrets''', also known as ASA Turrets, are mounts designed to protect large ships from smaller ones. With lightning-quick hydraulics and integrated targeting interfaces, ASA turrets are generally sited in a ring around a capital ship’s hull to offer as full an arc of protection as possible.

	[[Behring Applied Technology]] (BAT) and [[Associated Sciences & Development]] (ASD) have been known to manufacture a variety of turret mount systems. These turret systems could be found on ships such as the [[Javelin]], [[Idris]] and [[Bengal Carrier]].