Here's the situation:
I have three turrets for each team, called "team(teamnumber)_turret(turretnumber)"
or "team1_turret1", "team1_turret2", etc.
I have two destructible objects called team1_turrets and team2_turrets.
I want the turrets to be destroyed and revived along with the objects.
Here's my code:

I don't know too much about the subject myself having never actually used it, but after a quick look in the space template lua and the LinkedDestroyables.lua, it looks like your error is that you can only really use that special .lua to get it working. I suggest you go take a look at how the shields work in the space template assault lua and copy how it works.

The thing is, I want the turrets to be invincible.
Is there any other way to accomplish this?
I got it to work using the LinkedTurrets script with the object as the "mainframe."
I can also add text and such with this method as well. Thanks for the tip Bobfinkl!

Use the same script then add: for each turret. (just an FYI that script may not be written 100% correct you may have to respell things or add a few "" marks here and there, I wrote this off the top of my head)

Edit:
via the kamino campaign script: that's the exact proper way it should be written except "transport1" should be changed to whatever your turrets are named in ZE.

Oh, I already set the turrets to have a very high max health.

Off-topic: While setting the health of object to an incredibly high value may make it impossibly hard to destroy, it still is not truly invincible. So if your situation, whatever it may be, calls for an object to not even lose the slightest bit of health, then use the value 1e+37 instead (as seen in the stock Kashyyyk campaign script).

I find that infantry normally do not have the time to chip away 99999 health while a hectic close-quarters battle is being played. So, this works for now.
But I was wondering what 1e+37 did. Thanks!