United States of Liberion Air Force/Marine Corps ASC-1 "Motherbird"

Based on the USAF C-5 "Galaxy, it was developed as an aircraft that can accommodate and resupply air infantry (witches) during air operations. Inside the aircraft is a storage block that enters from the rear cargo door, a nose start block, and a rest and treatment facility on the upper floor of the storage block. It also includes a cabin which is equipped with equipment that makes it suitable to be described as a "flying air carrier". During the Gulf Neuroi War, US Air Force ASC-1 and Marine Corp ASC-1Ms were active in supplying multinational and transporting troops. In addition, the Orussian Federal Air Force is also developing and operating a similar aerial replenishment vehicle based on the AN-225.

It's also equipped with guide lights, a control radar, and a departure/arrival control room for "landing" from the rear cargo door.

Since the inside of the storage block is exposed to wind, the air crew's equipment focuses on being defensive and life-oriented.

The nose is fully deployable and the front nose can open. The interior of the starting block is equipped with a simple force catapult that uses compressed air and can launch a squadron of witches within one minute.

There are more than 10 aircraft in operation. Each aircraft has a unique name as 'Mother Goose", "Mother Kite", and "Mother Gull"