The phrase "attack ship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military or science fiction, typically referring to a type of vessel designed for offensive operations.
Example: "The fleet deployed an attack ship to engage the enemy forces in the region."
Alternatives: "combat vessel" or "assault craft".
It crashed through the sticks like an attack ship off the shoulder of Orion.
In the franchise, the attack ship was originally owned by his 'father' Jango Fett before being passed over to Boba.
In the case of existing words, connotations are crucial: a Corvette is a light, speedy attack ship; Tesla was an inventor of genius.
Examples are the Landing Ship, Infantry (Large), or LSI L), named Auxiliary Personnel Attack Ship (APA) by the U.S. Navy; the Landing Ship, Headquarters, or LSH, named Command Ship by the U.S. Navy; the Landing Ship, Dock, or LSD; and the Landing Ship, Medium, or LSM.
Therefore, this extra burden and pressure that the addition of CHEX put on participants may have affected their efficacy in making precise and timely decisions with regard to weapon assignment, thus leaving the own ship more exposed to attack (ship hits).
"Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
Attack ships on fire in Earth's outer orbit.
But now, using "mother ships" — hijacked vessels that serve as floating bases — they attack ships more than 1,000 miles away.
Second, because the small speed boats and skiffs operate from larger "mother ships," they are able to attack ships far from the coast.
Since the Sept. 11 attacks, Mr. Ba'Attash is believed to have been behind several subsequent plots that failed, including attempts to attack shipping off the coast of Yemen.
If more American ground troops prove necessary, the largest group poised within attack range of Afghanistan are two Marine Expeditionary Units aboard amphibious attack ships in the Arabian Sea.
