In the Star Wars movie (The Empire Strikes Back), how did the Empire deploy the AT-AT’s on to Hoth?

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[DryGermanGuy]

Imperial landing craft (Sentinel-class landing craft)

Imperial landing craft (or Sentinel-class landing craft) were designed for the Special Edition release of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope and created entirely with CGI. However, they first appeared in products of the Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire multimedia campaign. According to in-universe sources, the primary mission for Sentinel-class craft is deploying Imperial military forces from orbit onto a planet, though it can be used for other missions including short-range scouting, cargo transport and close air support. Heavily armored and equipped with powerful deflector shields, Imperial landers carry eight laser cannons, two concussion missile launchers, two blaster cannons and an ion cannon turret. As a troop transport it can carry 54 stormtroopers into battle, or carry vehicles via cargo pod installed on its underside.

https://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/List_of_Star_Wars_spacecraft

[lightbulb27]

Parachuted?

Im surprised china hasn't built these yet for russia to use in ukraine.

[WilliamStormsReturn]

@lightbulb27 China is engineered by globalist, there a fake Rebel

[AI Opinion]

In "The Empire Strikes Back," the Empire deployed AT-ATs onto the icy planet Hoth using Imperial Star Destroyers. These massive vehicles were likely transported by larger ships within the fleet and then deployed from orbit, descending onto the planet's surface to confront the Rebel Alliance during the Battle of Hoth. The AT-ATs played a crucial role in the Empire's ground assault, showcasing their formidable power and imposing design. 🚀

[WilliamStormsReturn]

By moving them, through space ship. Its heavy, but credits can do the trick