Other ship manufacturers supplied the Imperial Starfleet with support ships such as Carrack-class light cruisers, Lancer-class frigates, Strike-class cruisers, and escort carriers. The Corellian Engineering Corporation was also known to have supplied the Empire with gunships and corvettes (and possibly also large battleships and starfighter carriers). Most major capital ships during the height of the Galactic Empire were constructed by Kuat Drive Yards. The most recognizable symbol of the Imperial Starfleet was the Imperial-class Star Destroyer, although millions of starships of different designs and functions were fielded for various purposes and roles. The vast majority of personnel in the Imperial Starfleet were male Humans, although Human females and even other species were also in the service, such as Admiral Daala and Grand Admiral Thrawn. The Imperial Navy also performed orbital bombardments, transported major ground force deployments, and supported them with space and aerial support.The Imperial Navy conducted itself by the Imperial Naval Code, a set of martial laws and regulations created to guide the massive military organization. Specific responsibilities of the Imperial Navy included defending Imperial citizens from space-based threats such as pirates, smugglers and other armed governments, enforcing Imperial will, and overseeing commerce through customs and blockade operations. The remnants of the Navy were later reunited under the leadership of Emperor Bacharan Valak in 8 ABY. The Imperial Navy, also known as the Imperial Starfleet or simply the Imperial Fleet, was the military arm of the Galactic Empire charged with maintaining security in Imperial space.Īt its peak, it fielded millions of warships and fulfilled Emperor Palpatine's will throughout the Galaxy.Īfter the defeat at the Battle of Endor, the Galactic Empire split up into warring factions led by warlords, and the Imperial Navy splintered along with it. Imperial-class Star Destroyers and TIE Fighters shortly before the Battle of Endor.
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