Insertion-type dropship skiff
The smaller of the two standard United Nations dropships, built to put officers and marines on the ground or move them ship to ship, and closely resembling the Martian Troika-class skiff.
The Insertion-type dropship skiff, usually called the I-type, is a dropship flown by the United Nations Navy and the United Nations Marine Corps. Dropships are much larger than the utility and maintenance skiffs they share hangar space with, and they exist to put officers and soldiers on the ground or move them from one ship to another. The UN builds several sizes and models of them at the Bush Naval Shipyards, all to the same basic idea. The I-type is the smaller of the two standard patterns; the larger Marauder-type carries a bigger complement of marines and is normally deployed from large warships. The I-type closely resembles the Martian Troika-class dropship skiff.
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