In addition to the standard capabilities one would expect of a TTA jump gate, this ring gate design includes an upscaled module for housing and launching TTM mobile frames, a multi-pronged space dock with modest built in warehouse space that can accommodate any commonly configured transport ship, and an incredibly powerful comms array that acts as the cornerstone to the Noheh B system's network. The Roserin lacks food production facilities on a scale large enough to feed the entire station, and must rely on food ferried up from Colonia II, a portion of which it takes as taxes before allowing the rest to jump to far off markets.
Notably, while most if not all jump gates house their own TTM squads, the Roserin has recently added a significantly larger module than is typically seen in response to the recent Ijad invasion and occupation. Although the Ijad were driven from the gate and Colonia II through the surprise (and expensive) intervention of the Dramstellar megacorp transiting a fleet cobbled together from orders in their shipyards from neighboring Noheh A, the fleet was not able to remain on station and began the long (but dramatically cheaper) sublight trip back to the shipyards to fullfill their orders. While the Solar Union was not able to station a peacekeeping force in the system to guard against future alien incursions, it is hoped that the beefed up TTM detachment will serve as a stop gap until either the Krewstara Consortium (the megacorp that technically owns the rights to the Noheh B half of the system) can afford to order ships for a peace keeping task force or the TEM fleets can contain the Ijad threat. RUMINT also suggests that the extra marines are intended to act as a subtle threat for Dramstellar and Krewstara to behave themselves as Colonia II transitions fully into a joint colony (the heavy price extracted by the former megacorp to save the latter), as the additional frames could be deployed to provide the colony's UMFL as reinforcements.
Roserin Jumpgate, Noheh System, in orbit around Colonia II by The Hydromancer, on Flickr
'Rear' Gate by The Hydromancer, on Flickr
Shuttle Docks by The Hydromancer, on Flickr
This Great Metal O by The Hydromancer, on Flickr
