HOW IT WORKED: Vulture-class Droid Starfighter In-Depth Breakdown & History - Star Wars Ships

The Vulture-class Droid Starfighter was used by the Confederacy of Independence Systems during the Clone Wars. See how it compared to the ARC-170 and other Star Wars starfighters like the TIE Fighter and X-Wing. Also learn how General Grievous used the Vulture-droid to attack other Republic capital ships, and even against cities.

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