Ground Warfare

Additional Battlefleet Koronus Ground War Material (pg. 121)

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Troop Transport
Barracks contains training areas, shooting ranges, billeting, latrines, mess halls, food storage areas, and supply rooms to store everything a unit requires. The total time the unit can stay in the void without suffering crew or morale loss is equal to the ships.
 * Barracks: 50,000 troops
 * Cargo hold and lighter bay: 50,000 troops
 * Compartmentalised cargo hold: 150,000 troops
 * Main Cargo hold: 150,000 troops

Cargo Hold components do not come equipped with anything a barracks does, besides vast storage areas. Accidents will happen and troop morale will waiver if used to store troops in this way. Vehicles and other supplies, on the other hand, can be stored in this component with no issues. The total time the unit can stay in the void without suffering crew or morale loss is equal to the ship(s).

If dividing the use of this component between a barracks and a cargo hold for an army, you can use a simple method. For any army with vehicles in it, 50% of the army are troops and their personal equipment and the remaining 50% are vehicles and other supplies. So, a 10,000 unit sized Medium Armour Modern army has a 5,000 unit equivalent sized army in the barracks, and 5,000 unit equivalent sized army stored in the cargo hold, for narrative purposes.