The large hull is credited with space for command and control, crew accommodation, and habitability. Its apparent protection concept relies heavily on sensors and firepower. One suggested explanation for the limited self-defence battery is the persistence of assumptions associated with wars of choice and uncontested superiority. That explanation remains an interpretation, alongside the repeated preference for more defensive weapons.
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Command space and the assumptions behind self-defence
The hull's command and accommodation space receives a favorable assessment, alongside criticism of the apparent reliance on sensors and firepower for protection.