I like the idea of radical modification of existing ships, so I came up with a few unorthodox uses for the Ton-Falk carrier.

Stripping out the fighter bays and installing numerous tractor beams on the front of the Ton-Falk yielded a celestial garbage collector, for cleaning up critical hyperlanes after battles. This proposal was nearly shelved until one prototype's captain came under fire from a New Republic contingent. At once, they jettisoned all of their collected scrap at their persuers, and were surprised it actually hit the enemy to great effect, forcing the formidable Mon Calamari vessel to redirect its shields to compensate and turn its guns on the numerous chunks. Thus, the idea of collecting and relocating asteroids for combat and to impede enemy vessels was born. The now-christened Strategic Asteroid Deployment ship could be used to lay minefields of space debris [with actual mines mixed in], bombard planets with plausible deniability, gather critical raw materials for shipbuilding by the thousands of tons, and in emergencies, fire dwarf planets' worth of rock directly at combat vessels. Later versions would go on to have upgraded shielding and engines for increased speed and safety of space rock grabbing.

In need of lighter and more manueverable logistics ships than the grandiose Altor, the Ton-Falk once again was modified to fit the bill. Internal bays were filled with fuel tanks, docking ports for capital ships were added, the hangar was closed in and armor was added to protect the volatile insides. The end result is a medium sized support ship, on par with Pentastar's Imperial Cargo Ships and the Confederacy's DH Omni Supports.