Appropriate supply shipment for Imperial Corps

[Dromdarr_Alark]

Hey all, my party wants to intercept an Imperial supply shipment which is headed to an invasion force (Imperial Corps from the Imperial Sourcebook [approx. 32,000 soldiers].

This is a regular shipment.

Here is a link to what the convoy will look like:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QDHAv2l00SqV7qmXFGv_DkMWgTtk01VqLWNYfARqkHI/edit?usp=sharing

Based on these ships, what would be appropriate for the galleon to contain?
Consider the 100,000 metric ton cargo capacity and the strength of the security.

I'm thinking medical supplies and vittles, but maybe you all can help me come up with something more interesting, but not too wild (no personal teleporters).

If the link doesn't work, the ships are one Imperial Space Galleon (stats posted on the Pit recently), 1 IR-3F Patrol Ship, and 2 Sienar Light Patrol Ships. There might be some fighters in there too.
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[Dromdarr_Alark]

Yes, my PCs have access to a few small capital ships.
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[DougRed4]

They might be carrying some vehicles, such as juggernauts, AT-ATs, or hovercraft.
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[CRMcNeill]

[garhkal]

For the fullness of that 100k tons of stuff i would break it down like this..

35% in repair parts for vehicles and the base they operate
30% in food stuff
20% in general stores (spare belts, power packs, and other general supplies)
5% in MWR stuff (including letters from family)
10% in uniform stuff.

If you are going to use the above suggestion of a few replacement vehicles, you would have to decide how much ;tonnage' that those vehicles occupy in storage..
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[griff]

A few small vehicles like speeder bikes, mabe armor, ammo, medpacs, rations should be most of the shipment, the rest should be nick nacks, datapads, comlinks, boots,
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[wildfire]

Raw materials for the droid run factories the higher level units have as a support echelon, droids and their spares, data pads filled with the latest changes to regulations, things like garbage disposal, layout out latrines, disease prevention measures, regulations on how cargo is to be secured to replusorlift transports, basically anything boring but important to military operations.

If it's a cold weather world where the battles taking place a large amount of desert survival kit and so on

Four hundred pairs of boots size 7, a containers of armour size small etc

A container of four gross glow rods - infrared bulbs fitted

Things that are useful to the recipient but don't have immediate use for your players

[Dromdarr_Alark]

[Dromdarr_Alark]

[Dromdarr_Alark]

I might do vehicles. I don't know, though.

I think the purpose of this hijacking is for two reasons:

1. Disrupt the supply flow to Imperials on the ground in order to disrupt morale and cut off resources.

2. Increase supplies for the growing Rebel army.
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[CRMcNeill]

[CRMcNeill]

[atgxtg]

You might want to tailor the suppies a bit to match the planet being shipped too. Cold weather gear for an artic planet, and so on. Or, if you want to run a more realistic supply core. send them summer uniforms!

And don't forget the booze!

[CRMcNeill]

[wildfire]

Anything hollow can have something concealed within.

I work on the rigs and some of the scaffolders used to have the miniature bottles of alcohol you get on planes hidden inside the scaffold poles shipped out to the rig, you can get a lot of bottles in a 12ft scaffold pole