Sirocco vehicles are built around approach, withdrawal, and the unstable line between sea and land. Their wake matters as much as their strike: spray, blast residue, broken ice, disturbed routes, and the narrow opening left for the next move.
Every hull assumes weather, crosswind, and difficult shoreline geometry as normal conditions. What emerges is a fleet of raiders, carriers, and coastal armor designed to survive by angle, timing, and repeatable mobility.