• CIC - The Command and Control center is the Brains of the fleet, and is where the highest ranking officers can usually be found. Here, information on everything from friendly and enemy locations, to local prices for fruit can be easily and efficiently managed. A large briefing room can also be found here.

• Barracks - Although called the Barracks, this massive building is more like a decent, albeit cramped hotel. At least compared to the rooms on ships, anyways.

• Recreational Facilities - A gym, pool, massive mess hall, entertainment lounge, “quiet lounge” (library/computer cafe sort of thing), convince store (which runs on stamps, not currency), and a barber shop.

• Hospital - An Advanced, world class hospital with everything you’d need to save a solider's life. Not necessarily equipped for general health. There’s also a doctor’s office and dentist on the first level.

• Labs and R&D - In order to improve our weapons and technology, as well as repair Snark, there are multiple labs and research rooms. This building is highly secretive, and only certain personnel are allowed in.

• Additional Support Facilities - This was empty space that was turned into whatever else was needed. As such, these floors and rooms constitute Therapy, which consists of rooms of therapists that help those in need through tough times. A “technical college”, which is used to train crew, sailors, and marines so they may preform more than what they’re expected to back home. For example a marine may be taught how to preform maintenance on an engine. There’s also training, rooms used to help perfect and hone skills, tactics, and teamwork. There are also additional rooms for HomeBase crew, as to give more room for troops and sailors in the barracks. Finally, the military police offices, fire response teams, and the prison are located here as well.

• Reactor - A Clean Inferium Reactor Powers the entire HomeBase, producing enough power to last the base (and fleet) around 50 years at full output.

• Storage - Food, medical supplies, amenities, munitions, misc cargo, and artifacts. It’s storage.

• Landing Pad & Hangar - Landing space for 4 large aircraft, and hangar space for 4 more.

• Docks - Although not shown, the docks surround the waterline of the Support pillars, allowing ships to dock, or drop people off. The smaller pillars also house inner docks for their patrol boats.

• Pillars - The largest pillars house sewage and water treatment plants, as well as life support systems, such as heating, cooling, and air purification systems.

• Evac - Multiple large escape boats and hundreds of large inflatable life rafts cover the slide of the base, allowing for most people to escape.

• Radar & Sensors - Housing the massive, powerful, and long range ACS phased array radar, laser communications, other radars, communications, and sensors.

• Satellite Uplink - Used to communicate with all satellites owned by the fleet.

• Vehicle Storage - Used to house tanks, AFVs, and other ground vehicles. Smaller drones and vehicle/drone workshops can be found here.

• Equipment - Used to store ready troop equipment and supplies, this also serves as an armory, more briefing rooms, and as the barracks of the special forces. Sometimes also used to store misc supplies.

• VLS Platform - One of the smaller platforms, it houses all of the VLS cells, which are always equipped with MMM-III missiles, 65% air defense/surface attack variants, 35% ballistic defense variants. There are also stores of MMM-III missiles and cranes for loading the VLS cells, allowing the base to carry up to 2,376 missiles.

• Loading / Offloading - The most busy place on the base, this is the main dock of sorts, used to load and offload personnel, supplies, equipment, vehicles, etc. addioanlky used for full resupply and limited repair operations.
  

Quad MANPADS mounts for close range air-defense.

The “Hunter Vertical Launch System” takes advantage of the the new, modified Hunter-II ATGM, allowing the Patrol Boat to effectively engage hostile surface targets. Bunkers, enemy positions, armor, and enemy ships. The Hunter VLS tubes each have 3 missiles in them, meaning the ship can fire up to 12 missiles before needed to be resupplied.

The Oceanus Class corvette is a small, fast, nimble ship primarily used in littoral operations, however is capable of deep water travel and combat as well. The corvette is perfect for ant-piracy operations near hostile waters, such as the strait of Hormuz, where it can use it’s impressive armament to ward off any hostiles. They’re also perfect for supporting landing operations with LHDs. The corvette makes use of 4 water jets to move it up to 36.5 knots through the water, allowing it to chase down most enemies.

More information on the HNS Snark can be found here.

During the ending battle of the 309th Jump, the alien forces retreated, leaving a ship behind that had particularly annoyed the fleet. The ship was damaged, and was close to sinking, deciding to take time to capture and repair it using spare parts. The ship was disabled by 2 railgun shots, which went cleanly through the hull, and could be repaired temporarily with spare hull plating. The Interception Units rely on "The Voice" fleet to be reloaded, however in emergencies, a supply ship caries additional ammunition. These Units were studied and copied onto all submarines, they can intercept enemy missile and torpedo munitions with a high hit probability.

The ship was given an additional modified CIMS for additional defense against missiles, and the Alien EN Laser was upgraded to be on par with UIJ laser defense systems. Although the Alien EN Laser could practically aim anywhere, it was considered weaker than UIJ lasers.

Millennium Can carry up to 400 cruise missiles, which is more than practically all surface fleets, and more than the Kraken Class Ballistic Submarine.

The sensor, processing, and ECM systems of the ship are considerably advanced, but due to barriers, research is slow. They aren't optimally used and suffer from less effectiveness in the untrained crew, however time has proven an ally, as experience and understanding of the systems grow.

Refuel, resupply, and repair