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[BattleTech] How do ships maneuver in space?

I've been looking at drawings of BattleTech WarShips and Aerospace Fighters and I notice they don't appear to have any visible attitude thrusters. I find this surprising because BattleTech is apparently supposed to be relatively hard sci-fi, and supposedly averts the "Space Friction" trope.

Can someone explain to me what's going on here? How do WarShips and Aerospace Fighters maneuver in space? Is it via attitude thrusters that I can't see, or is there some other method?
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IIRC most have smaller recessed attitude thrusters for adjustments and course correction needs. Aerofighters sometimes don't have any and rely heavily on their main fusion thrusters to get around with wings and tail flaps for adjustments but this limits their effectiveness in space. A lot of the bigger jumpships and dropships keep their thrusters behind armor plated panels to prevent damage from stellar debris and enemy weapons that could cripple their ability to move.