If you are brand new to Wargame, or any game in the wargame series, i'd highly recommend going to the guide noted below.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=247884292

The noted guide will easily help you learn the flow of the game, and the basics of the game itself.

This guide on the other hand, is going to get a bit more advanced than the general overview of the game that the above noted guide did. We will do a broad generalization of the nations in game, then cover each portion of said nations available units, since the above guide is actually a bit outdated by this point. We will attempt to be unbiased as possible while going over these as well, but it's impossible for a single person to not have SOME personal bias towards certain units. I will, and do inform you in the guide when I have a personal bias towards\against a unit, so for such units take my opinion of them with a grain of salt.

For more advanced details on how the game mechanics actually function, there is a manual[forums.eugensystems.com] that picks apart the game, and puts the information in an easy to see PDF. Someone also created a spreadsheet [forums.eugensystems.com]detailing AA unit TRUE rate of fire, as well as assorted useful math derived from the game, and experimentation, for those who like that kind of thing. There's also an armory app in development for building decks outside the game in development http://forums.eugensystems.com/viewtopic.php?f=155&t=59265. I'll add a TL;DR kind of section here soon, if people care, summarizing the mechanical details.

I should also note that I will probably butcher most of the spelling on the units in game, most notably anything with an accent or special character involved. I use a US English keyboard, and don't really want to be going through the Character Map tool for every unit that requires it.

This guide isn't really ready, but i'll hit the publish button and see what happens, it probably never will be "done" as long as the game keeps recieving updates. Images will come soon... maybe... I assume you will be looking at the armory/deck builder while reading this, so not sure if it will be redundant... or useful... let me know in the comments below if you care either way.

To be fair to players from both factions, I will be adding content for each side one at a time, so, for example, i'm starting with the US, then I will go to East Germany, then the UK, then the USSR, bouncing back and forth until the guide is finished.

Lastly, if it seems I short changed my description of some units (not much written, or very condensed), it's mostly because I'm dealing with a 1000ish (not gonna bother counting) character limit, and made the decision to cut out what should be prudently obvious.

I was slightly surprised this wasn't covered in more detail in the above linked guide, so i'll go a bit into detail on it here, just to cover all the bases. I will cover each unit's classification according to the Armory organization system.

Logistics is pretty straight forward, you have command units, and you have supply units.

Command Vehicle: This is the category the game designates to any ground based command vehicle that has no armor. These are almost always trucks, or cars, which make them fairly fast when traveling on roads, but they are almost always defenseless. Virtually any unit can kill them with little effort, so they should be kept away from the front lines if possible.

Command Armor: Similar to the above designation, but these vehicles have armor, which enables them to withstand most mortar rounds (for a while). They are usually modified types of infantry fighting vehicles, or armored personnel carriers, and as a result, usually have some type of light armament. They will still die quickly when faced with serious enemies.

Command Infantry: Simple enough, a squad of infantry with a LR radio instead of a RPG, always has a strength of 5. When deployed, they come in whichever type of transport you had chosen when you made the deck, which could be anything from a car/truck, to a high end Infantry Fighting Vehicle. They cannot capture zones while in a vehicle, but are usually hard to spot, which makes them great for zone neutralization.

Command Tank: Its... a tank. These are usually the most expensive unit available to the nation, and should be used sparingly, but, they are fully serviceable tanks, which can enable them to capture otherwise hostile zones, provided they are escorted properly.

Command Helicopter: A helicopter which can quickly capture zones, since it ignores all terrain. This unit type can't hide, and are almost always completely defenseless. They are great for supporting a rapid assault into an enemy zone.

Supply Truck: A truck filled with stuff, be it spare parts for a tank, to rockets, or really anything else. These are what keep your units alive in most situations, as it's far cheaper to fix a tank than buy a brand new one. All of these can be captured by your enemy if left unattended. They also WILL explode violently when destroyed.

Supply Helicopter: Same as the above, but capable of flight, and usually carry on average 2.5 times the amount of stuff that supply trucks do.

FOB: The mighty FOB, carries enough supplies to keep a reasonable fight going for about two hours (if nobody is using a LOT of rockets, or artillery).

Virtually every game in Wargame, at one point or another will revolve around infantry movement. As most NATO troops will say "it always comes down to the infantryman, and his rifle". This is almost always true. There are quite a lot of subdivisions of infantry in each category, and we'll try and go over all of them here.

AA Infantry: These are small groups of infantry, anywhere between 2 to 5 men each, specifically used to take down helicopters (and to a lesser extent, planes). They usually are mostly defenseless against other units however.

ATGM Infantry: Anti-Tank infantry, armed with portable long range, Anti-Tank-Guided-Missiles. This is NOT the type of infantry you'd want in close range with a tank, they specialize in taking tanks out at long range, and if engaged with tanks at close range, there's a 50/50 chance they won't make it out. They rely on recon, quite a lot, to be effective.

Commando\Special Forces: The creme of the crop for the nation in particular. Usually have some sort of specialization against some other type of enemy. For example Spetznaz, or Ji Lian both specialize at digging infantry out of fortified positions, but are bad at dealing with even light armor, while the SAS or FJB-40 are multirole, good at killing helicopters and tanks, but fairly bad at dealing with infantry in most cases.

Engineer Squads: Squads of standard infantry, without a machine gun, but either carrying a Incendiary rocket launcher, or a flamethrower. Generally, rocket launchers are best used for offense, while flamethrowers are better for defense, since flamethrowers tend to "draw lines" in the ground, where rocket launchers are more pinpoint accurate. Flamethrowers tend to be useful when clearing forests, more than rocket launchers usually, since the detection range in forests is pretty small, a flamethrower is usually going to be much more effective because they can usually shoot a bit faster, and range mostly doesn't matter. When engaged in a contested sector (purple outline), this unit can't use either the flamethrower, or rocket launcher, so this is a support unit.

Fire Support Teams: Usually a smaller squad of infantry with some form of mid-line anti tank weapon. This type of unit is special because, while they don't have a squad machine gun, their Anti-Tank weapon can be used directly against other infantry.

Light Infantry: This slightly broad term is about two different types of similar infantry units. Generally light infantry has some form of high end ATGM/RPG in their squad, and typically a Squad Automatic Weapon which can be used inside of contested sectors. These are usually higher quality, and more expensive infantry, usually worth the cost.

Reserves/Militia: Cheapest infantry in the game, and it usually shows. Militia grade infantry usually gets some form of hand-me-down rifle, and anti-tank weapon. While they usually cant withstand a fight against, even the cheapest regular infantry, they do give you a lot of men that the enemy must wade through. They usually occupy gaps, where the real force can't be, and definitely have their uses.

Rifle Team Infantry: This is your most basic infantry unit, and probably the one you'd rely on most, especially within cities, and towns. They have varying types of primary weapon, and RPG, but they preform their job, usually occupying towns, or forests at ambush points against enemy armor. They are almost always equal against other regular infantry, depending on the range, primary weapon ect..

Every single unit of infantry in the game comes with one. The dividing line on what classifies each type is a bit arbitrary, but there is some reason to it. The cost of all transports is added to the infantry cost when deploying the units in game so remember to factor this in when considering price.

Light Wheeled Transports:
Mostly composed of a mix of very lightly armored unarmed transport trucks, soft skinned armed or unarmed units like the HAMMER, M35 and M6 Mosegris, they are best used as battle taxis and offer limited to no fire support and armored protection. They should be kept away from direct combat and those with armament should use it either defensively or for light fire support against hostile units already engaged with their dismounts.

Armored Personnel Carrier: Typically some type of armored vehicle (in some cases not). These aren't really intended to stick around after unloading their infantry, they usually have just enough firepower to defend themselves, but that's mostly it. They are usually cheap though.

Infantry Fighting Vehicle: Usually a type of heavily armed vehicle designed to unload infantry, and the provide fire support to them while they are engaged. Most of these have a from of autocannon, or mid caliber cannon. Some of the more expensive variants, like the BMP-3, or Bradley, come with a high end ATGM to deter tanks.

Transport Helicopter A form of light, and usually fairly large helicopter that does rapid insertion. These almost never have armor, with the exception of a few Russian helicopters, which are really independent attack choppers. They usually only have a MG otherwise, and occasionally some rocket pods.

This is probably going to be the most difficult section of your deck to fill out, because, unless you play a support deck, you can't have everything you'd need in a game.

Anti-Aircraft Artillery: This term is for any type of ground based vehicle designed with the purpose of killing, or at minimum suppressing aircraft with high rate of fire cannons. These can have radar guidance which makes them more accurate, and able to fire at longer range, but vulnerable to SEAD aircraft. These are usually cheaper than AA missiles.

Anti-Aircraft Missile: This is a term for any type of vehicle mounted ground to air missile. Most commonly, non radar guided units will preform better against helicopters than aircraft, and vice versa. Radar guided missiles are vulnerable to SEAD. These are usually much more expensive than AAA, but are far more reliable than AAA alone.

Howitzers: Usually some form of self contained, really big gun, that specializes in indirect fire. These units are capable of firing clear across the map in most cases, and are particularly good for either suppressing enemies, or dropping smoke to cover movements.

MLRS: Some form of vehicle capable of firing A LOT of ordinance at a targeted area. These aren't intended to actually inflict any major damage, but instead suppress anything within the targeted area to near the point of breaking. Usually have a horrendous reload time, and are usually very supply hungry. Can fire all four forms of explosive found in game, HE, HE/smoke, cluster or napalm/thermobaric warheads.

Mortars: Short range "artillery", these usually have quite short range, but fire very rapidly, and are very accurate, capable of performing near pinpoint indirect attacks. These usually can't kill units outright on their own, but they usually deal A LOT of suppression. Good for destroying lighter units.

According to the game, there are only two types of tanks, and the division is pretty clear.

Cavalry Tanks:

These are almost all very lightweight, and for the most part cheap tanks used primarily to escort infantry transports to their destination, and either provide fire support on location, or destroy enemy light transports, sometimes other tanks.

Main Battle Tank:

Literally every other type of tank in the game is considered to be this, they usually have quality armor, for sure able to defend themselves against, at least small arms fire, and resist most artillery fire. The quality of the tank almost always is directly correlated to their price.

Probably the most important units in the game, without these, most of your units wouldn't be able to function with a purpose, and you wold be effectively blind.

Recon Helicopter: These are probably the most reliable way to spot targets, since they can fly over obstacles. They are often the most vulnerable as a result too, able to be attacked by all kinds of AA units. They are fragile, but very useful. Some of these come armed with a light armament, such as rocket pods, or a MG, and some are full fledged attack choppers, but otherwise usually have no weapon to speak of.

Recon Infantry: A squad of infantry with training to spot units. These units are great of either attempting a flank deep into the enemy territory, or are well used combined with other infantry units in city sectors, particularly ATGM units. Quality and weaponry varies by nation.

Recon Special Forces: Either denotes a 2 man sniper team, or a very powerful infantry unit, which can also spot targets for the rest of the force. Snipers are incredibly difficult to spot, even by units with Exceptional optics, and they obviously carry a sniper rifle, which can effectively panic an entire infantry squad with a single shot, OR if they shoot at an unarmored unit, they are almost guaranteed to score a critical hit. Actual recon SF squads usually are capable of handling their own against most units they are faced with, and are usually a good choice for digging out tough enemy infantry, with support.

Recon Vehicle: Pretty much anything with track, or tires, with optics falls under this category. Each usually has their own role similar to the base model of vehicle, but they have some form of enhanced optics.

Pretty much everything in this tab fits under "we couldn't fit it anywhere else". Their uses will vary widely depending on nation.

Tank Destroyers
Typically some sort of vehicle modified to accept either an ATGM, or, in the case of most cheaper units, some form of recoilless rifle. These are useful when you need to bolster your force against the likelihood of enemy armor.

Flamethrower Vehicles
Some form of vehicle with a long range flamethrower. Very effective against infantry, and very light armor, since these can usually blanket a whole town in fire.

Fire Support Unit
These are all sorts of unique units that perform different roles. They are effectively used for anything that their true role supports. We will cover these in detail later on in the guide.

Anything capable of flight via vertical propeller. Most, if not all choppers in this category are armed.

Anti-Aircraft Helicopters:
Usually hard to find in most nations. Typically, only the "larger" nations have them. These are helicopters, armed with some form of SAM (really an AAM now). Their primary role is to shoot down other helicopters (or if you are lucky, potentially a jet).

Anti-Tank Helicopters:
A helicopter armed with an ATGM system. Quite effective at killing tanks, since, in almost every case, tanks have no direct defense versus an ATGM helicopter, unless they get REALLY close.

Gunship Helicopters:
These are usually the more iconic helicopters most people would think of if they were asked "what is a gunship chopper", like the Apache, or Mi-24. These types of helicopters usually have a rocket system installed, along with an ATGM, or AAM, and some from of MG, or cannon.

Jets. These units usually only stay on the map for a few seconds, and can easily turn the tide of battle if used properly.

Air Superiority:
These types of aircraft, independent on the price, are specifically used to maintain control of the airspace. They are designed for the sole purpose of shooting down any other jet in the air.

Anti-Tank:
Aircraft armed with air-to-ground anti-tank missiles. These are very potent against any vehicle in the game, and usually are capable of one shotting any tank they encounter, with the exception of some particularly heavy tanks. Some REALLY cheap jets are only armed with HE rocket pods in this category as well.

Bombers:
Every nation has at least one of these. These are aircraft that perform different roles dependent on the bomb they have attached. Either carrying HE bombs, for infantry, and light units, Cluster bombs to damage armored units, and Napalm, for digging enemies out of fortified positions, as well as making an instant smokescreen, since Napalm along with the damage caused by fire, will also block line of sight while burning.

Interceptors:
There are only 3 of these in game. They are all armed with INCREDIBLY long range air to air missiles, and can usually end up killing cheaper aircraft with ease. They are VERY vulnerable if something manages to get past their initial volley however.

Multirole:
Usually some sort of aircraft with bombs AND missiles. Usually winds up doing average at both jobs, but multirole aircraft provide nice flexibility when you need it.

SEAD:
Remember about how radar AA was vulnerable? This is why. SEAD aircraft are all armed with a couple antiradar missiles, effectively following the tracking radar, which is tracking the plane. They all have a high ECM value for their model of aircraft, and can be hard to shoot down without getting your own aircraft involved.

The FOB is a forward supply base that can only be deployed at the start of a game, all nations have access to this unit and it is recommended to take one to refit your units or refill supply vehicles at. Holds a massive cache of 16000 units of supply but can be drained very quickly. Can even supply supply ships on some maps if placed close enough to the water. Has decent health but can't move and if found can easily be captured or shelled into nothing by hostile arty. Fun fact: every nation has their own FOB with a cool little flag texture

cost of FOB: 75 points

The BLUFOR faction comprises of the nations which joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, which is why they are referred to as NATO, instead of BLUFOR, and the fact that in prior games, they were known as NATO.

In general, their nations have lighter units compared to REDFOR (PACT), but they are usually cheaper, most notably in the case of infantry transports. BLUFOR tanks generally have higher on-the-move accuracy than REDFOR tanks, but almost never have an integrated ATGM system installed like most REDFOR vehicles. When talking about per-price aircraft (planes) BLUFOR planes are SLIGHTLY better than REDFOR, while REDFOR usually has superior AA options.

This ANZAC patrol ship is armed with a fire support mortar for coastal or naval bombardment and is armed with a 40mm auto cannon and M2 browning for self defense, one of the smallest command ships that can capture command zones.

Price: 100


JSDF destroyer, the second most powerful BLU naval unit in game, this large destroyer packs a 76mm main gun, as well as harpoon anti ship missiles and RIM-7M Sea Sparrows for CWIS and shooting down aircraft, also possesses several CRAMs for CWIS defense, can capture and hold objectives. Although more then capable of self defense, make sure to escort these destroyers with smaller ships to ward off hostile forces looking to sink your flagship.

Price: 250


This JSDF destroyer is the most dangerous ship in the BLU navy, armed with a 127mm main gun, multiple harpoon ASMs and long range AA missiles, this ship is also blistering with CRAMs to shoot down incoming missiles. A large target, make sure to escort this vessel.

Price: 420




This stealthy French Frigate is armed with ASMs, a 100MM main gun and radar variants of the Crotale SAM, also has 2 small 20mm cannons for close range defense. Can be hard to detect on it's own but should be protected with smaller ships if possible, able to capture objectives.

Price: 200


American Frigate armed with a 76mm main gun, AA missiles and a literal boat load of ASMs with CWIS CRAMS for defense, only major downside to this ship it it's gun's placement limiting it's traversal and the fact it fires missiles from a singular launcher. It is difficult to break through condensed CWIS nets with one ship alone but it's large pool of missiles means it can keep CWIS busy for a long time to allow for ASMs to be deployed to flank around the hostile fleet or can be grouped together to brute force itself through the fleets defenses. Can capture zones.

Price: 165



This large gunned British Frigate is armed with a long range 114mm main gun as well as exocit ASMs, the Sea Cat AA missile and some 20mm auto cannons for close range fire support. This ship has very little CWIS and should be escorted with other ships. Can capture zones.

Price: 135



American A-6 packing 4 harpoon ASMs, should be escorted if possible as it has only 30% ECM and no defensive armament. Best used in swarms or with the combined might of other ASM aircraft, helos, ships and trucks.

Price: 140


French ASM helo armed with 2 exocit's, can rearm by landing near a FOB or supply unit, best used to scout for ships then combine their missiles with your other units to sink the hostile fleet.

cost: 60


French ASM helo with slightly more accurate, less powerful and more plentiful (4) ASMs then the Super Puma, the missiles are semi active so they fire one at a time but can still be used in larger numbers to overwhelm hostile CWIS screens.

Price: 60


South Korean Corvette armed with a large for it's size 76mm main gun, browning M2s and RGM-66D AA/CWIS missiles, these ships make perfect escorts for larger capitol ships as well as fire support for landing troops, their armament is deceptive for their small size and can catch unfamiliar players off guard.

Price: 75



French ASM truck armed with 4 ASMs, best used to ambush ships trying to protect landing craft or sailing close to land, remember to relocate and rearm to prevent arty and air strikes because they are large, high priority targets.

Price: 70


Canadian version of the American F-18 armed with 2 ASMs, 2 AIM-9Ms and a 20mm vulcan. This multi role can be used as a fighter in an emergency but is best left for attacking ships, the AIM-9s and cannon are good for defense against hostile fighters trying to intercept but it helps to send escorts so they can focus on the ships.

Price: 160



Corvette made in South Korea, armed with a 40mm main gun, 2 sea vulcan CWIS turrets and Browning M2s, this ship is a great escort for you fleet, it's powerful AA/CWIS can help stem the tide of incoming missiles and makes great fire support when defending landing craft.

Price: 75

This South Korean Corvette has no defense against ASMs but don't let that fool you, the massive amount of auto cannons combined with the deck gun means that a few inside a large fleet will do a number on hostile aircraft and when closed with the enemy fleet they will shred their ships up close, escorted with a Cham-su-ri or two and a BAEK-KU or two, this makes the perfect nucleus for a naval landing with a few landing craft full of units, great sea to land close fire support and will keep the hostile helos away from your transports. When the going gets tough, give them the DONG!

Price: 85


Basic German ASM aircraft, has a 20mm vulcan for self defense but should not engage aircraft unless all else fails, best used in swarms.

Price: 60


Advanced German ASM aircraft, upgraded missiles, twice the number, AIM-9s for self defense along with a 27mm cannon and better ECM, this is a direct upgrade to the F-104G, can even be used as a fighter in a pinch but should focus on keeping the sea lanes clear of hostile ships.

Price: 180


After years locked away in the naval tab, the F-14 flys again in the airtab along with the naval tab. This interceptor has a massive range to it's missiles allowing it to engage aircraft from a massive distance, It is also armed with a 20mm autocannon and AIM-9's for self defense but should avoid dogfights with other aircraft.

Cost: 155


An American designed F-16 used by Norway, this multi role aircraft packs 2 AIM-9Ls and a 20mm auto cannon for self defense and 2 penguin ASMs, It can be used as both a fighter and ASM aircraft, best used in swarms to overwhelm fleet CWIS.

Price: 110



American top tier F-18, has 2 ASMs and 6 long range AAMs, can be used as both a fighter and ASM aircraft, best used in swarms against hostile fleets but should have escort if focused on ships.

Price: 180



ANZAC variant of the American F111 armed with harpoon ASMs, has no defensive armament but packs 4 missiles and should always have a fighter escort.

Price:150

BLUFOR's only supply ship, although it has less capacity then the PACT LUDA, it is a faster ship that can make resupply runs quick and painless, can rearm at FOBs placed close to the coast on some maps.

Cost: 75


British ASM helo armed with 4 semi active ASMs, these are best used in groups to fight through hostile CWIS defenses, good scouts to recon the sea lanes before massing for an ASM barrage on a hostile fleet.

Price: 40


Danish ASM truck with 4 harpoon missiles, extremely useful when dealing with naval landings, make sure to keep rearmed frequently, keep turned off until ready to fire.

Price: 70


US made brown water support ship, armed with auto cannons for self defense and a powerful indirect fire 105mm howitzer. Great for landings as well as off shore fire support, can also be used in mass to harass hostile fleets.

Price: 50



Armed with auto cannons and a flamethrower, this ship is the be all, end all of landing fire support, if you are able to get them close enough to a hostile fleet they can do major damage.

Price: 30

This South Korean Corvette armed with 2 Harpoon ASMs, CWIS and a 76mm main gun, decently armed, it makes a good escort vessel for larger capitol ships, it's small number of ASMs should be saved to fire in large barrages with other ships and the vessel itself can hold its own against similar sized vessels but should be grouped with other ships.

Price:125 points



A Japanese ASM truck armed with 6 missiles, similar to the MOBA with more harpoons and a higher price, should be fired in groups.

Price:85 points




Anti shipping variant of the US sea hawk, armed with two penguin ASMs, best used in groups to engage ships to overwhelm hostile CWIS.

Price: 60 points



Swedish Coastal assault ship packing ATGMs, MK19s and M2 brownings, this ship can even be used to attack other vessels due to it's hellfires being immune to CWIS, good for killing tanks before a coastal assault and can do a lot of damage to helicopters.

Price: 70 points



French ASM aircraft with a singular exocet and auto cannon for self defense, best used in swarms and decently priced for an ASM aircraft.

Price: 80 points


British ASM aircraft carrying two sea eagle missiles, a pare of AIM-9Ls and an autocannon, can be used as a last resort fighter but should be saved for ship attacks, best used in swarms.

Price: 140 points


This American landing craft is the workforce of the BLUFOR fleet, used to quickly move units onto the beaches, cheaper, lighter armed but faster then it's pact counterparts, it's multiple M2 brownings can do a number on hostile helos and lighter units when landing troops on a beach, can be reused to transport traditionally called in units to a landing sight.

Price: 5 points


American high speed hydrofoil armed with a massive payload of 8 harpoon ASMs and a 76mm deck gun. It is extremely fast but has no CWIS to speak of, best used in hit and run groups or as escorts to better defended ships, if properly covered they can destroy even the heaviest REDFOR ships with their massive payloads.

Price: 100 points

The US is the overall largest nation in the game when it comes to quantity of unique available units. They have a wide variety of quality in their units, as well as some very powerful, unique prototype units.

Logistics wise, the US has the most variety in their units, offering 2 types of command tank, as well as 3 types of armored command vehicles, along with the generic command truck. The US has some of the highest capacity cargo units available to BLUFOR, as well as the HEMTT, armored cargo truck, one of the only a few armored supply units in the game.

US infantry on their own is very good against other infantry in general, as well as having some very high quality SAMs, such as the Stinger C, along with a very powerful fire support unit the SMAW. After these two units however, the US is fairly lacking in infantry based ATGMs, and as a result, is considered weak against armor. The special force unit, Delta Force, is considered to be decent against infantry, but comparatively to other nations, a bit lacking, they are the cheapest special force unit per point however, and come with unique transports.

Infantry transports are fairly mediocre, unless you were to be using a Marine theme unit, or generic Rfileman squad. Riflemen squads have the option to be transported in the M2 Bradley, a decent IFV versus infantry, with a high end ATGM for the price, and Marines come in the LVTP, a fairly well armored, and amphibious unit, armed with a M2 machine gun, and for 5 points more to get the A1 variant, an automatic grenade launcher.

US support units, are mostly considered to be average, unless you were talking about AA solutions. Overall, US artillery does not quite have the effective firing range most other nations do, but they usually have a very low shot dispersion, meaning that shots fired will impact closer together. The US does have a unique MLRS unit, the ATACMS, which fires a single 610mm rocket, clear across the map, with near pinpoint accuracy. There are quite a few AA options available to the US, such as the Vlucan, or PIVADS anti-air gun, as well as Chaparrals and HAWKs, and the Patriot anti-aircraft missile system.

US tanks are mostly comprised of either the M60 variants, or the M1 Abrams variants. In general M60s are slightly inferior to most REDFOR tanks, unless they were able to close the distance. The M60 Starship series is quite exceptional against light units, particularly infantry, since they have a 152mm direct fire mortar, a cheap, but effective ATGM, the Shillelagh, and a 20mm autocannon, with the MBT-70 being a direct all around upgrade on this concept. Lastly there is the M1 series, often considered to be more expensive than they should be, and while they have excellent stabilizers, they are considered to be inferior to pretty much every other BLUFOR tank in the game for the same price.

The US in general is known for their high quality recon units. They are able to field the widest variety of recon units on the BLUFOR side. Notably good, unique units include the Longbow gunship, which is effectively a self spotting ATGM, using fire and forget Hellfire missiles, as well as M3 Bradley recon IFVs. Pretty much all US recon infantry can hold their own, on their own, in a fair fight too.

The US vehicle tab is a bit generic when compared to most nations, but it includes some interesting units, such as the Zippo's, the M728 CEV, Ontos, and the COMVAT. Each of these perform a unique role.

The US also has one of the highest variety in terms of helicopters, commonly Cobra and Apache model helicopters, down to modified Hueys, from the Vietnam war, commonly carrying Rockets, and grenade launchers.

The US air force is quite diverse, and contains some of the best, and most unique jets in the game, including the Nighthawk, and the A-10 Thunderbolt. Very well rounded, with A LOT of choices.

Basic tracked amphibious command vehicle with 2 frontal and 1 top, side and rear armor. these units are armed with the M2 HMG for self defense and although somewhat light for a CV, they are available in airborne decks. These units are best used to hold front line objectives where softer command units (particularly those usable in airborne decks) would be ripped apart by artillery or bombs. They are still somewhat soft and should always travel with an escort due it being a prime target for it's price and ability to capture zones.

price: 115

Similar to the the M114A1, this M113 hulled amphibious CV trades the M2 MG for one additional point of side armor. These CVs can take a bit more punishment but are defenseless against hostile units and are dependent on escorting units to keep them alive. Best when deployed on the front line objectives or artillery hot spots with plenty of escorting units.

price: 120

Command variant of the M60 MBT, fairly good armor for a BLUFOR command tank, as well as a decent fire rate on the main gun. These units can hold their own for a short time if needed but really should always travel with a few escorting units. These units thrive in hotly contested zones where artillery and hostile units are right on your door step as they can take a beating compared to soft skinned CVs and APC/IFV derived command units.

price: 140

Combining the armor and firepower of the M1 and the ability to secure and hold zones, this unit is one of the best armored command units in the game. They can engage attacking units if needed but really should avoid direct combat and let it's escorts deal with other hostile units. Fairly expensive and limited in number, the M1 makes up for this with sheer firepower and durability.

price: 160

Basic wheeled command MUTT that can be used to quickly capture front line objectives or chill in the rear, holding those that don't see a lot of action. They are very fragile and lack defensive armament so great care should be taken when escorting these units to their objective and defending them when they get there.

price: 100

A direct upgrade to the older M151A1, these speedy wheeled command jeeps have twice the strength (but no armor) of the MUTT, a defensive M2 machine gun and higher off road speed in exchange for half the autonomy. They can defend themselves as a last resort but really should never engage in direct combat whenever possible and still require escort around the battlefield.

price: 110

Command Variant of the multipurpose amphibous LAV, it packs a defensive M240 MMG and great speed on and off road. It has light armor allowing it to survive longer then a soft target but still should stay away from hostile units. Great for river crossings and beach assaults.
price: 120

US command infantry, armed with M16 rifles and M240 machine guns. These units excel in capturing and holding forested and urban objectives and go places most command units cant. They are somewhat fragile and should have other infantry and AFVs for protection whenever possible but as a last resort they can defend themselves against soft targets.

price: 100

Basic US command helo that can help capture remote zones or rush positions early in the game. They are rather fragile, slow (for a helicopter) and not the most fuel efferent. This is made up for by the very good optics and ability to ignore obstructions like water and hills and the ability to quickly enter and exit command zones.
price: 100

A beefed up CH-47 supply helo with 2500 units of supply loaded into a fast moving platform. They can both rearm troops on the front lines or stage behind them and help rearm supply trucks that can spread out the logistics network when AAA is present.
price: 55

Highest capacity supply unit available to BLUFOR, this massive supply helicopter is a large target but can rearm a large number of units with it's 3700 units of supply. They can quickly fly back and forth between FOBs and the front line, keeping your other units fighting fit in even the most remote locations on a map.

price: 75

Sometimes called the "eager beaver", this classic 800 supply truck is perfect for keeping your army moving, shooting and alive. They are fairly fragile and like all supply trucks can be captured easily if not escorted to their objective.

price: 15

Heavier armored supply truck with 1 front, side and rear armor allowing it to survive a bit longer when under fire. They can haul 2400 units of supply to the front line quickly and safely as long as they have an escort to prevent their capture.

price: 40

5 man team packing the M202 FLASH, these heavy duty anti infantry units can ruin soft targets with their thermometric munitions. They are somewhat fragile due to their small size but can make up for this in a fight when pared with beefier infantry units.

price: 15

Anti infantry focused SF team only limited by it's light (but rapid firing) AT. Their MP5s and M60E3s are good tools for dealing with hostile infantry at close to medium ranges while their M72s can damage and destroy lighter AFVs. Overall these units work best when supported by conventional forces on a front line or when deployed behind the lines to harass command, AA and artillery units.

price: 30

Basic IR MANPAD team useing the Redeye AAM. A somewhat poor AA missile, but cheap and plentiful for use to deter hostile helicopters. They can also help reinforce formations ot better AA units allowing them to cover radar based systems when SEAD is in the AO.

price: 10

A direct upgrade to the older redeye, these units use the improved stinger A missile with increaced range, accuracy and HE firepower. They are able to effectively protect your units from air attacks in a small area and work best when deployed in urban or wooded areas.

price: 15

A further upgrade from the A model, the C features improved accuracy, allowing them to better hit aircraft with higher ECM and helos with small size more frequently. Overall these units offer greatly improved performance but at a higher cost and lower number able to deploy in the field overall.

price: 20

fleet footed light infantry packing the M16 rifle, M47 dragon light ATGM and the M240. They bring more ammo into the fight allowing them to stay in contact longer then conventional "heavy" infantry (light infantry refers mostly to their mode of transport). Their AT option might lack some of the punch and fire rate of the M72 but their ability to engage armor at greater ranges allow them to thin the numbers of attacking APCs and IFVs when dug in or to get a nasty side or rear shot on hostile tanks and tougher AFVs. They are able to helo insert anywhere you need them as well as roll up to the battle in humvees when dealing with AA filled no fly zones.
price: 10

A direct upgrade to their older '75 version, the '90 model offers the more accurate, longer range and higher AP super dragon. These troops are much better then their older counterparts when dealing with armor and can effectively demolish most light to medium AFVs with ease. Overall they are great fireman units like their older brothers and can go where most other infantry can't quickly.

price: 20

Standard line infantry packing M16s, M72s and M60s. These units are the bred and butter of any formation and help support and supplement more specialized units. They excel at dealing with light armor up close and can rip a hole in most infantry formations with numbers and fire support on their side. Their ability to deploy in a wide variety of transports make these units great for dealing with different situations, allowing for rapid reinforcement in large numbers in less expensive APCs or deploying in heavy duty IFVs when more firepower is needed.

price: 10

A direct upgrade to the '75 model, the '90s version trades the M72 for the higher AP and more accurate AT4. This allows them to deal with heaver armor more efficiently while maintaining their ability to effectively kill infantry. Overall they are a great option who's only downside are smaller numbers and a higher pice.
price: 15

US shock trained marine FIST team packing the powerful SMAW as well as the M16. These units tend to perform better then most FIST teams due to their better training but are overall great at killing armor and soft targets alike. They work best when used alongside friendly line or shock infantry units who's greater numbers make them less fragile.
price: 20

Basic US shock infantry packing M16s, M72s and Colt LMGs, these units come in a variety of basic and amphibious transport options making them great for river crossings and landing on beaches. Their 15 man squads can rip most similar 10 man shock teams apart and still back a decent punch against any armor unlucky enough to get too close.
price: 20

A direct upgrade to the '75 model, the '90s version upgrades to the AT4 and Minimi (M249), increasing their firepower against both armor and infantry. They still have great transport options, 15 man squads but come at a higher price and lower numbers then their older counterparts. Overall when points are not an issue these units are a good solid choice of shock troops for any deck and can even work well when pared with the older '75 marines if you have enough slots.

price: 30

The standard model of the world famous SPH, these units pack a 155mm main gun and defensive M2 HMG. They are great for destroying condensed units and laying smoke for advancing troops but care needs to be taken to keep them protected. They should always travel with an escort and it is important to keep them supplied whenever possible to top off their ammo.

price: 50

Upgraded M109 with a longer 155mm gun giveing it greater range and accuracy in addition to a larger shell load when compared to the basic model. They are still fragile and need to move between firing to prevent counter battery fire but offer more precision then their older brothers.

price: 80

Packing a faster firing, more accurate and longer range 155mm main gun and improved fire control for faster fire missions. This prototype SPH has 1 less HE shell for the main gun in exchange for more ammo overall in the form of 4 KE direct fire defensive rounds, allowing them to engage hostile armor as a last resort if they get overrun. They also have a slightly higher speed on and off road but are still dependent on supply units and escorts to keep the alive and firing.

price: 120

Humvee mounted short range IR AA unit with 8 stinger MANPADs that can fire both on the move and from a parked position. A great supplement to radar guided AA due to their inability to be engaged by SEAD aircraft. They will demolish helicopters and fixed wing aircraft alike but they should have supply units nearby to keep them armed and dangerous at all times.

price: 45

Large caliber SPH with a great range and 10 HE shells, a single direct hit can destroy most soft targets in one shot. They have limited ammo capacity of 4 rounds but when pared with supply units they can lob massive smoke and HE shells wherever you need them. They should always travel with an escort and entourage of supply trucks to keep them in the fight. They have minimal armor (2 front, 1 rear, 1 side and no top) and no way to defend themselves from direct attack so it is best to keep them away from the front lines.

price: 70

A direct upgrade to the older model, the A2 uses a massive muzzle break to improve range and accuracy. They are still very powerful units that can erase AA, hostile artillery and light to heavy armor with successive hits. They still need supply and escort units to travel with them and sill can't defend themselves but by god do they wreck anything they hit.

price: 90

81mm mortar in an amphibous M113 APC, they fire barrages of light but quick firing 3 HE and smoke rounds and have light armor and an M2 for self defense (but lack top armor). Best used for shelling soft targets but sustained fire can and will demolish hostile armor.

price: 30

The bigger brother to the 81mm packing M125A1, these units lob bigger 107mm mortars with slightly less accuracy but greater range and higher HE. They share the same hull and work great with other amphibious units when your landing forces need indirect fire support.

price: 40

Trading ammo for speed, these fast wheeled LAV hulls pack M240 MMGs for self defense and 81mm mortars for indirect bombardment. They are quick to relocate on land and sea allowing them to get away from counter battery fire and get where they are needed fast.
price: 30

A vulcan minigun mounted onto a M113, these non radar amphibious SPAAGs turn air and ground targets to cottage cheese and have an insane fire rate. They only suffer from light armor and limited range compared to more traditional SPAAGs and are a death sentence to anything unlucky enough to fly over them.

price: 25

Upgraded longer ranged, more accurate SPAAG useing radar guidance to mulch their target, they are able to be engaged by SEAD and should be turned off when engaged by said units. The added range and accuracy is a valid trade off but care needs to be taken to make sure they get SEADed.
price: 40

Prototype super accurate cluster equip "MLRS" with 2 610mm rounds. They are best used to destroy high value targets (command vehicles, high end tanks, AAA and even ships) but suffer from long reloads, high ammo costs and a large dead zone under their minimal range. Best used sparingly on tightly clustered hostiles one shot at a time and should have supply and escort units on hand whenever possible.

price: 150

Basic chaparral packing 12 AiM-9 derived MIM-72A's for use against helos and fixed wing aircraft. They are lightly armored (1 front and side, no top or rear) and unable to engage ground units so they should have support from tanks and infantry when possible. They are the perfect pare for the the VADs and PVADs systems where they offer longer range, non radar firepower supplemented by the faster firing close range SPAAGs.

Cost: 40

A direct upgrade to the older basic model, the A1 offers better accuracy and longer range compared to the older system. They can hit their targets at longer range and tend to use less missiles, especially against high ECM aircraft.
price: 55

The ultimate upgrade in it's family, this chaparral has both better, more accurate missiles with longer range but also has the ability to swim thanks to a flotation screen. They can now follow your SPAAGs as well as other amphibious units and save you the time of capturing a bridge when attacking across a river.
price: 70

The "basic" model for the US, this improved HAWK offers high HE and long range radar guided missiles with great accuracy and range. They have limited ammo (3 missiles each) and light armor and no defensive armament (1 front and side, no top or rear armor) means they need protection and supply units in exchange for creating a rather large no fly zone. They are exposed to SEAD aircraft when turned on so care needs to be taken when these units enter the battlefield.

price: 60

A direct upgrade to the older I-HAWK, these units feature longer range and higher accuracy at a higher price. They still can be hit by SEAD when left on so you should pare them with IR or other non radar AA units to keep them safe when you need to turn them off.

price: 80

Prototype radar guided long range AA, they trade the HAWK systems armor and ability to shoot down helicopters in exchange for a massive range. They can still be hit by SEAD and need to be very carefully taken care of to prevent their destruction. Their high speed allow them to quickly get to their destination along with supply trucks and escorts.
price: 120

Basic model of the famous MBT, these 105mm packing beasts feature decent armor, an M2 HMG and M240 MMG on a high speed hull. These tanks are great for flanking around hostile positions and can be deployed with older tanks to help lead the charge and soak up incoming fire with their better armor.
price: 65

M1 "improved performance" upgrade with a more powerful AP round and improved frontal and side armor. They can do a number on tanks and infantry alike with their powerful weapons and even helicopters that stray too close to their machine guns. The "improved performance" comes at a higher price but is a decent trade off in many situations.

price: 80

Further upgrade to the IP model with 1 point of added rear armor, a longer range, more accurate, better stabilized 120mm main gun. It also features a lower top speed in exchange for the armor and bigger main gun and has less ammo the then the 105mm packing models. These tanks can be pared with both higher end M1s and lower end tanks to beef up the formations. They can hold their own against most mid range T-72s, T-80s and T-64s (and other similar tanks) and in numbers can take on higher end armor.
price: 115

The M1A1 Heavy Armor adds better shells with 1 additional AP point in addition to 3 front and 1 side, top and rear armor when compared to the M1A1. These tanks can take and dish out a lot more damage then their older brothers but come in much smaller numbers at a higher cost. They work best when supported by other tanks and can hold their own against all but the best AFVs.

price: 140

The ultimate M1 in game, the prototype A2 model adds 4 more AP to the main gun, better accuracy and stability, higher speed, 2 front, 1 side and rear armor to this beast of a tank. these MBTs can go toe to toe with the best and their only weaknesses are their high price and low availability. They work best when combined with other tanks, AA and infantry for the prefect combined arms storm.

price: 180

A cold war classic, this 105mm packing M48 offers good performance for a low end tank. their only real downside for their price bracket is that they lack any form of stabilizer and have somewhat low AP when compared to their international cousins (who tend to use upgraded ammo in both their 105mm and 90mm main guns). They work best with the support of other heaver tanks and AA units to help form the backbone of larger armored forces. These tanks also make a nasty surprise when deployed as landing troops on hostile beachheads.
price: 20

The basic model of the M60 MBT in US use, it has better fire rate, AP power, armor and autonomy when compared to the older M48. They still lack stabilizers and need to stop and fire that can cause issues if you forget to attack move them but overall they can do a number on hostile AFVs and soft targets alike when deployed to support infantry or higher end armor.

price: 35

Adding 2 more AP and a stabilizer, this upgrade turns the M60 into a formidable maneuver warfare tool that can punch through comparably priced armor if they have AA and infantry support. They work well backing up your beefier tanks or as the maneuver element of a force of the older M60A1s and M48A5s when you need large number of inexpensive tanks. The high ROF allow them to hammer infantry in towns at range when needed but they should not stray too lest they start taking RPG fire.
Cost: 40

A massive step up from the AOS, these heavy hitters use better ammo with greater range, higher AP, accuracy and stability in addition to massively increased armor thanks to the plethora of ERA bricks covering this MBT. These tanks are great for dealing with low to mid range T-7 (and equivalents) as well as low to higher end T-55/62/type 59s and in significant numbers can engage much higher end tanks with the proper support and flank shots. Their greatest assist are their beefed up armor that lets these tanks keep rolling after takeing hits that would leave older M60s as chard husks.

price: 60

Effectively a cross between the A1[HA], and the M1A2 the M1A1 HC (Heavy Common) is one of the best marine tanks available in the game. The gun is right in between the two in terms of power and accuracy, and it has the armor of the M1A1[HA]. You can get 3 of these as well, again splitting the line between the A1, and A2. The main difference between these tanks is the fact the HC is available in the naval landing tab, allowing these units to really do a number on an exposed beachhead flank.

price: 155

Light, amphibious and armed to the teeth, these tanks mean business when supported correctly. Their heavy duty HEAT shells and 5 HE man gun will rip up tanks and infantry at close to mid range while targets further away can be hammered with the Shillelagh-C TGM. Helicopters and soft targets can also be delt with via the .50 HMG. They have rather light armor for a tank, allowing them to swim across rivers and land on beaches but leave them rather easy pickings for hostile tanks. They work best when their speed and disproportionate firepower allow them to ambush and flank bigger threats and hit them in their soft spots.

price: 35

Prototype light tank with speed and firepower on it's side. These somewhat fragile tanks have a bit more protection when compared to the Sheridan (with the exception of the rear) and make up for their lack of TGM and HEAT rounds with accurate, stable long range 105mm main guns. These tanks tend to work best as flankers and can really exploit holes in hostile lines but are not exactly the best options for frontal assaults on dug in armor.

price: 55

The army equivalent to the AOS M60, these tanks benefit from better engines that allow a higher speed. They are great backbone units for any tank group and are cheap enough to be deployed in large numbers to support large pushes. Their performance is very similar to the AOS but the slight speed difference can help them keep up with faster units and can help keep them alive in situations when they really need to get out of LOS of an ATGM or withdraw from an artillery or napalm strike.

price: 40

The A3 Patton features medium optics, a more accurate, stable, longer range and higher AP main gun in addition to an extra point of front and side armor. These tanks are similar to the basic M1 with a little less accuracy and stability and a little less speed and armor. They are cheaper then the M1 and are a major step up from their older brothers, leaving them to either lead formations of other lower end tanks or provide backup for higher end MBTs.
price: 50

Prototype upgrade over the M60A3, these tanks have more armor then the A3 (but less then the M1), a higher off road speed and higher stability. They hit harder then the M1 but are slightly slower, less accurate, stable and are softer targets. They really do bridge the gap between the M60 and M1 lines of tank and come in a relatively affordable package for the high performance they offer.
price: 60

This unique cross between the Sheridan and M60 pares the powerful gun/launcher system of the Sheridan with the armor of the M60. These tanks are great for fire support and long range AT thank's to their HEAT rounds.
price: 35

A direct upgrade to the older E2, these tanks have increased speed and trade the M2 HMG for a 20mm autocannon.
price: 40

The prototype US version of a joint project with West Germany, these powerful tanks use a better gun/launcher system similar to the Sheridan and starship as well as a 20mm autocannon. They perform similar to the Starship but have armor comparable to the M1

price: 60

Dedicated recon Cobra gunship packing good optics, FFARs, Hydras and a 40mm AGL, these units are great scouts and can also demolish formations of infantry and soft targets when needed.

price: 55

Prototype monster with very good optics, a 30mm auto cannon and 16 F&F ATGMs. They fire in pares although most targets only need one missile to destroy (you can turn their ATGMs on and off to fire single shots. They are excellent hunter killers, able to destroy most ground targets and whatever it can't deal with it can spot for artillery and airstrikes.
price: 150

Unique recon troops with very good optics, M16s and M47 Dragon II ATGMs. They are perfect for discrete observation but in a pinch they blast light to medium armor into scrap metal at ranges much greater then most conventional recon troops.

price: 15

Very cheap, and quite well available for a recon unit. As like other Humvees, it has NO armor, and 10 strength. They can engage soft targets when needed but are best used as discrete observers and offer some fire support on soft targets.
price: 15

Another Humvee, like the above, but given the Mk. 19 Grenade launcher, like on the LVTP. Very powerful in support of infantry, provided it can be kept out of range of the usual LAW, and ATGM. They are best used as observers or light fire support.

Cost: 15


Amphibious recon vehicle with a 2omm autocannon and light armor. These units can help ferret out targets for tanks and ATGMs or rip up light armor and soft targets up close. They have light armor so they can take a little bit of punishment when needed but work best when they are escorted, lest the eyes of your formation be poked out.
price: 20

Stripped down amphibious Sheridan with good optics instead of an TGM. They make good fire support for their TGM armed brothers and are capable hunters on their own but work best when used to support and spot for other tanks and AFVs.
price: 30

Roughly identical to the base Sheridan, it packs TGMs and Very Good optics, which enables it to effectively target most ground vehicles that pass within it's line of sight. They like all Sheridans have little armor and rely on speed and amphibious capability to outmaneuver opponents.

price: 45

Fast unarmed recon MUTT for inexpensive discrete observation. They are great to hide along defensive lines and to have one or two mixed into a fighting formation. They can't do anything in a fight other then allow you to kick one off before an ambush happens.

price: 25

Mostly the same as the above, but armed with a 50 cal, 7.62 and Exceptional optics. They can defend themselves from light threats but their best defense is speed and stealth. They should be kept out of direct combat and take a more supportive role in a formation or be sent ahead to observe before moving the rest of your units into unknown territory.

price: 45

Base M3 Bradley with Very Good optics. They can make effective picket units as well as aggressive recon due to their increased ATGM load.

price: 45

A direct upgrade to the basic M3 with better ITOW ATGMs and an improved accuracy and AP autocannon. They are great for sneaking around behind hostile lines and hunting command units and other HVTs.

price: 60

Packing the better ATGMs and armor of it's IFV cousin, these pimped out Bradley CFVs can both as easily quietly stalk armor from a treeline as they can blast them into slag with their powerful weapons. They make a great addition to any conventional force and can be used alone for scouting ahead of an attack.
price: 80

Probably one of the best Infantry units the US has. They are armmed with stolen AKMs, Hawk MM1 GLs, and the Stoner 63 machinegun. Very good to storm towns with the support of tanks and conventional troops. They do have very limited anti-armor ability though, makeing it hard to deal with tanks. They make good behind the line raiders for ripping up soft targets but should roll with other troops packing AT when armor is in the AO.

price: 35

This is pretty much the base US recon helicopter. 4 Strength means it usually will get 1 shot by AA if it strays too close, but fairly cheap for a Very Good optic recon chopper. Armed with a minigun ideal for self defense and light fire support.

price: 50

An upgraded Kiowa with better longer range sensors (exceptional optics), an M2 HMG and 7 FFAR rockets. They should avoid direct combat but can be used to carefully take out counter recon units and can destroy light command units as long as it's rockets are use sparingly.

price: 70

Same as the above, but with a pod of 4 Semi-Active Hellfire missiles. The "budget Longbow" can crack tanks open like eggs but is very fragile and should stay out of the line of fire. Their missiles should be used sparingly on high priority targets and it should land and rearm whenever possible.
price: 95

Deadly shock recon troops with CAR-15s, M2 CG RRs and M240 MMGs that are just as deadly in combat as they are as scouts. They can help conventional infantry spot threats farther away and rip said threats apart when needed.

price: 20

Amphibious V-150 with an 20mm autocannon and M60 MMG. They have light armor but are able to go places where most units cant rather quickly. They can rip open an unlucky AFV or helicopter in a few short bursts and rain HE on soft targets that stumble too close. Their speed can allow them to go on the offense and make them great at clean up after a successful route of hostile forces.

price: 25

The LAV amphibious multipurpose vehicle again, this time armed with a Bushmaster cannon, usually found on the Bradleys. The good optics allow them to hunt soft targets and help other units deal with larger threats. Reliably accurate cannon, if a tiny bit slow rate of fire, make it a very good unit to support infantry with, as well as the fact that it can deal out 2 AP damage in a single burst, which given enough time can kill most AFVs as well as soft targets.

price: 25

Fast wheeled amphibious ATGM vehicle, these units can quickly move to and from the front line and crack open armor with their 12 I--TOW ATGMs in a duel tube launcher. They offer speed and firepower at the cost of somewhat light armor.

price: 40

Amphibious M113 based flamethrower used for clearing out towns and forests. They can panic and incinerate infantry and soft targets quickly and can even allow other units to advance by obstructing line of sight with their flames.

price: 20

M48 derived flamethrower tank that offers better armor and an M2 machinegun in exchange for lower mobility when compared to the M132. They use a dummy gun with the flamethrower inside unlike their soviet flame tank counterparts with main guns and coaxial flamethrowers but is still a very deadly unit that can also blend in a bit better with other M48s to surprise an inexperienced or distracted opponent.

price: 30

Standard amphibious M113 TOW carrier with 8 missiles and a standard 1 tube launcher. It is deadly against hostile armor but should be used to support better armored AFVs or used to ambush it's targets from long range to avoid return fire. They can help your tanks deal with hostile AFVs at longer ranges then most gun based systems.

price: 25

A direct upgrade to the M150, it sports a 2 tube launcher with the I-TOW improved ATGM, allowing for a faster second shot but at the cost of a longer reload after emptying both tubes. They feature improved armor and have actual roof protection allowing them to survive indirect fire, one of the best counters to hostile ATGM platforms.

price: 40

A further upgrade of the M901, it features the top of the line TOW 2 ATGM for cracking open the toughest tanks in the field. They are still somewhat soft targets even with their light armor and are best used in the ambush or armor support role.

price: 60

Basic ATGM MUTT with 4 TOW ATGMs. They are somewhat fragile platforms that offer a lot of firepower for their size and price. These units excel at ambushes where they can shoot and scoot as well as propping up fast moving mortised formations in need of anti armor weapons. They need to reload often so it is important to pare them with a supply truck if you expect an extended engagement and if possible a recon MUTT to increase their ablity to engage targets at longer ranges.

price: 20

A direct upgrade to the older model, these units use the higher AP I-TOW that allows them to do more damage with their small ATGM load. They still really should be used for hit and run whenever possible and really are dependent on supply units when the fighting is prolonged.

price: 30

Filling the same role as the older MUTT, this Humvee packs 8 TOW 2 ATGMs, twice the load of either MUTT carrier and have twice the strength as well as improved missiles and speed at the cost of half it's autonomy. They still need constant supply and work best in an ambush role where they don't get shredded by return fire.

price: 50

The AFV to end all AFVs, this monster who's name means "thing" in Greek combines a lightly armored hull, an M60 7.62 MG and 6 M40A1C RRs. with an insane 13 rounds per minute these units can unload their HE/HEAT rounds into any ground target unlucky enough to encounter this abomination. In pares they can destroy any tank in the game without reloading (as long as they only miss 1 shot each) but this comes at a price. Once the party is over and all 6 shots have been fired the reload is fairly long and anything that was not banished to another plain of existence can return fire and slay this monster. They work well with tanks and infantry and can do anything from fire support to tank hunting depending on your needs.

price: 20

This is a modified "close support" version of the M163 Vulcan. Similar to the ZSU-23-4 Afganskiy, it retains it's anti aircraft ability in a diminished capacity in exchange for longer range against ground targets. They really shine when deployed against infantry and other soft targets when clearing a town or with a formation of tanks to mop up soft targets and provide light AAA when needed.
price: 20

A M2 Bradley, with the prototype COMVAT autocannon installed in place of the Bushmaster/TOW combo. This is a very powerful autocannon cannon, able to shoot at the range of most low end tanks with an AP of 5. It's also incredibly accurate, at 70% base, these FSVs can make quick work of light armor, soft targets and helicopters that get too close to the 45mm monster. They work well with their IFV and recon cousins when a bushmaster isn't cutting it but a TOW is overkill/too slow.
price: 30

Combat engineer variant of the M60 tank. This unit is armed with a 165mm direct fire howitzer/mortar. It deals 8 HE per shot, but it's got a pretty slow reload time, and generally great accuracy (which shouldn't matter due to the blast radius of this thing). It's very slow offroad, but it's an excellent fire support unit to mix in with your conventional tanks or to spearhead an attack on a fortified position. The bulldozer blade adds some additional armor and saves time digging the mass graves for it's many victims.

price: 35

Amphibious V-150 armed with a 76mm HEAT cannon and an M-60. It deals 10 AP and is cheap all around, but lacks accuracy at range. They are good for exploiting holes in your opponents line as well as quickly reinforcing holes in yours.
price: 20

A side grade to it's 76mm cousin, it has lower AP and range, higher HE and accuracy and a KE 90mm main gun in addition to it's M-60 that's better up close but might not be able to do as much damage at range when dealing with heavier armor. These two units really mix will and when combined with their 20mm recon counterparts they can create deadly little hunter killer groups that can deal with anything but hostile aircraft

price: 20

Basic FSV LAV-25 that can go almost anywhere with it's amphibious wheeled hull. They are great for finding and exploiting holes in the line and work well as either infantry and tank support units against light armor and soft targets.
price: 20

The base Marine Cobra variant. All Cobras are pretty fast in wargame, and have 6 strength, which usually means they can resist at least one AA hit from most Infared SAMs. This variant is armed with a 20mm autocannon, two Hydra 70mm rocket launcher pods, and 8 basic TOW missiles. A useful ground support chopper that can mess up armor and soft targets.

price: 70

A prototype multi role gunship packing both the AGM-122 Sidearm SEAD missile, TOW 2 ATGMs and a Vulcan autocannon. Their high speed and ability to destroy hostile radar AA as well as other ground targets make them great escorts for helicopter formations. They do have limited ammo and work best when supply units are available right behind the front line so they can land and rearm between strikes.

price: 100

The base model of Cobra. Armed with twin miniguns in a small turret on the chopper, as well as a healthy mix of hydra and FFAR rockets. Very good for suppressing or killing light armor and soft targets. They tend to blow through their ammo quickly so it's important to keep trucks behind your lines to top off their pods so you don't need to fly all the way back to the FOB between sorties.

price: 45

Trading the mini guns for a 20mm autocannon and the FFARs for TOW ATGMs, these gunships have less focus on softer targets but offer improved armment against tanks and AFVs. They only pack 4 TOWs and 38 hydras so care needs to be taken to top them off during lulls in the fighting.
price: 60

A direct upgrade from the E model, the F trades 75 KM of autonomy for twice the load of ATGMs and uses the upgraded I-TOW for greater tank killing power. They can stay in the fight longer but need to refuel more frequently and should still have supply units behind your line to top them off so they don't go black on ammo at the worst possible time.

price: 80

basic AH-64 gunship with a 30mm autocannon, hydra rockets and 8 semi active hell fire ATGMs. The high AP power and range of their missiles and the 8 strength, 1 front and 1 side armor make these helos tough nuts to crack. They are expensive and limited in number but make up for it with the firepower they bring into the battle.
price: 120

The perfect tool for mutilating infantry and soft targets, these maneuverable little helicopters can really make the difference when clearing out towns and offer a lot of firepower for such a small package. It is important though to make sure they stay out of the range of AA and small arms due to their low strength of 4.
price: 30

Prototype anti aircraft/fire support black hawk with a deadly mix of mini guns, auto cannons and stinger AAMs. Any helicopter, fixed wing aircraft or soft ground target that gets too close to this unit will not last long under the hail of automatic weapons fire and light AAMs. They make great escorts for their transport cousins and can also help protect your gunships from other helicopters and fixed wing aircraft when needed.

price: 65

Light antiaircraft helo that can do a number on most airborne targets with it's 4 stingers. They lack anti ground armament so work best when supporting other helicopters in the field or to guard remote parts of the map where conventional AAA would not be able to go in a timely manner.

price: 40

The Marine version of the Army's blackhawk packing 4 SA hellfires for tank hunting. These helicopters are deadly against any AFV unlucky enough to get in their way but lack the ability to engage infantry and other aircraft. They are some of the best AT options in a marine only deck and in other decks offer high AP anti armor at a lower price when compared to the AH-64.

price: 80

UH-1 fire support helicopter with 48 FFAR rockets best used against soft and lightly armored ground targets. They are not the fastest attack helicopter in the lineup and lack a diverse armament but when it comes to dumping 70mm in mass on a point target or hosing a treeline without breaking the bank, accept no substitute.

price: 30

A direct upgrade to the basic HOG, this unit adds a 40mm AGL into the mix, giving it additional firepower against soft targets. This is helpful when you need to deal with a mix of soft and armored targets, allowing you to save your rockets for AFVs and tanks while infantry and soft targets can be easily dealt with via the AGL.

price: 35

The iconic A-10, armed with it's 30mm HEAT autocannon, and 6 Maverick fire and forget AGMs. This aircraft is armored, which makes it a bit more difficult to shoot down all around, and it also has the tightest turn radius in the game for an aircraft. Very slow for a jet though. It also eats a lot of fuel, so be sure to use it quickly when needed, and evac as soon as possible, otherwise the refuel time will get you.

price: 155

Basic ground attack aircraft for the US. Holds 4 227kg bombs for use against soft and light to medium armored ground targets, they lack ECM and only have a 20mm autocannon for defense so they should fly with an escort when possible.

price: 45

Trading the bombs for 16 Zuni rockets, these planes have an added 20% ECM allowing them to blast point targets (artillery, ATGM units, light armor and infantry) with a lot of concentrated HE at the cost of reduced splash damage compared to bombs.

price: 60

classic bomber aircraft with 12 bombs and 20% ECM. It's faster then the Skyhawk and has a better payload and ECM but lacks a defensive armament making it 100% dependent on escorting fighters when hostile aircraft are in it's AO.

price: 75

Light napalm bomber with a defensive 20mm autocannon and 30% ECM. This plane carries two bombs, which can fairly accurately do pinpoint strikes on individual city sectors but covers less ground then the F-4, they are still great at keeping units out of an area or burning them out of fortifications.

price: 75


Light VTOL multi role with 2 AIM-9Js, 2 30mm autocannons and 2 500 lb bombs. These aircraft can do a number on ground targets and aircraft alike but lack ECM and speed. They should not engage fighter aircraft by themselves but can hold their own against other multi roles and demolish hostile bombers and attack aircraft if needed. When they are attacking ground targets they should have an escort so they can focus on their strike mission.
price: 60

General improvements over the 8A model harrier. The aircraft can go faster, and has the higher end AIM-9L and 20% ECM. They swap the bombs for rockets, reducing the splash damage but allowing you to hit targets that are danger close for bombs and condense the HE power to a smaller area.

price: 80

The best AV-8 in US inventory, it packs a 25mm rotatory autocannon, AGM-65Es for cracking open tanks and AIM-9Ms for use against aircraft. They have an added 10% ECM that helps them avoid attack better then the older models and are the best dedicated tank hunter in it's family at the cost of reduced options when engaging infantry units.

price: 120

SEAD variant of the base Prowler, armed with two antiradar missiles, and has 50% ECM, otherwise, completely defenseless though. Pretty expensive, so it will need to be looked after if there are fighters in the air. It can't do anything against non radar AA so you should take caution when your opponent has a layered air defense.

price: 110

Heavy duty SEAD (IRL they normally use jamming pods and other electronic warfare tools) aircraft with 60% ECM, very accurate and long range SEAD missiles. These aircraft are valuable and limited in number so care needs to be taken when they are deployed in areas with fighter cover and non radar AA.

price: 160

Heavy duty bomber aircraft with 12 340 KG bombs for use against large formations of ground targets. They have a lot of spread allowing them to hit a lot of ground targets at once but can be dangerous when deployed too close to your own troops. Their 30% ECM will help them avoid AAA but care should be taken with these expensive units.

price: 130

A side grade to the E model, the F-111F trades it's HE bombs for AP cluster bombs. These bombs have even more spread then the HE munitions and have greatly increased anti armor killing power at the expense of being useless against infantry. They are good for clearing AFVs out of the woods or blasting advancing tanks, APCs, IFVs and FSVs, killing most of them and leaving the survivors panicked and on their last legs.

price: 120

Prototype stealth ground attack aircraft with 2 20 HE LGBs. This aircraft has the unique ability of having Exceptional stealth, which makes it hard for AA to spot it at longer ranges. However, once seen it's 0% ECM will leave it exposed to return fire. It's quite powerful for precision strikes but should avoid areas with heave AAA presence and fighter patrolled airspace.

Cost: 150

Basic F-15 with a 20mm autocannon, 4 AIM-9Ls and 4 AIM-7Ms, a perfect load out for both long and short range anti aircraft usage. These planes have great speed, decent 30% ECM and have one shortcoming in the form of only having older SA MRAAMs that can only fire one at a time.

price: 130

A direct upgrade to the A model with AIM-9Ms and AIM-120As and improved 50% ECM, these aircraft can fire their MRAAMs one after another allowing them to quickly dump missiles into a evading aircraft. They fill the same role as the A model as a capable ASF but at a higher cost and increased performance.
price: 170

Twin seat multi role strike aircraft model of the F-15, it brings 4 1000 lb bombs to the party in addition to 4 AIM-9Ms and a 20mm Vulcan autocannon. These aircraft can hit both ground and air targets with ease but are low in number and highly expensive to field. They like all ground attack aircraft work best when escorted when performing a strike.

price: 160

Basic F-16 multi role with 4 clusterbombs, an autocannon and 4 AIM-9J's for both tank busting, helo hunting and dog fighting all rolled into one air frame. They work well with an escort when bombing tanks and to take care of hostile aircraft when a fighter is not available.

price: 100

A direct upgrade with 2 extra bombs, better ECM and AIM-9Ms to improve it's anti armor and anti aircraft armament.

price: 125

This is the air superiority variant of the F-16, it performs similar to the F-15C but has less ECM but better turning, making it a deadly dog fighter.
price: 160

SEAD variant of the F4, armed with four SEAD missiles, and 2 AIM-9Ls. The range and accuracy is somewhat lower then other options but the large payload allows you to deal with larger numbers of radar AAA units.

price: 100

Base F4 Phantom fighter with 4 AIM-9Fs and 4 AIM-7Es for short and long range use respectively. These fighters lack a gun for close range engagements but excel at quick hit and run attacks on other fighters and attack aircraft.

price: 75

High end napalm bomber with 8 MK77s and 2 AIM-9Ls, they have limited AA weaponry but will roast anything unlucky enough to be under it's bombs. The high speed helps get in and out fast.

price: 120

Multi role aircraft, armed with 2 AGM-65Es, and 4 AIM-9Ls. This unit is a great light fighter and tank hunter allowing you to deal with multiple threats without breaking the bank.
price: 135

A side grade to the older A model, it trades 2 AAMs for newer models and 2 extra AGM-65F F&F missiles. They can demolish both armor and aircraft quickly.

price: 160


After years locked away in the naval tab, the F-14 flys again in the airtab along with the naval tab. This interceptor has a massive range to it's missiles allowing it to engage aircraft from a distance, It is also armed with a 20mm autocannon and AIM-9's for self defense but should avoid dogfights with other aircraft unless finishing off a target.

price: 155 points

The UK in Red Dragon, is probably most well known for their armored units, most notably the whole Challenger tank series, as well as their high quality infantry.

UK logistics units are fairly unique. Their armored command vehicles tend to be more armored than most other BLUFOR nations, but they come with the distinct lack of amphibious ability, everywhere, with the exception of the HQ section, which is infantry in an APC. The UK does have the Stallwart, an amphibious supply vehicle however.

UK infantry on their own is considered to be superior to a lot of units in their own way, since they usually carry battle rifles, which are very accurate at range, or carry SMGs, which are very powerful in contested sectors with other infantry. Most UK units do have high quality LAWs, but are slightly inferior in terms of specialized AA, since they either have the Blowpipe (terrible in general), or the Javelin, which needs constant line of sight to the target in order to hit. The UK also has the SAS (the unit image is the branding image of this guide), they can engage everything fairly effectively, since they have a Stinger missile, AND an AT4 LAW.

UK infantry transports tend to be lacking in combat ability in most cases, unless units are placed in the Lynx (the second fastest chopper in the game), or regular infantry (Fusiliers) is called in, with Warriors.

The UK support tab is mostly underwhelming in virtually every category, but they do have some unique AA units. In general artillery is lacking a bit for the UK, in terms of variety, and quality. Most of the "good" AA units are considered prototypes, such as the Marksman series of tanks, and the Stormer HVM, which fires a multipurpose missile. The Rapier is considered to be inferior to most other forms of AA, since each model is specialized to only killing a particular target at max range, either helicopters, OR if you add radar, jets, at the cost of a lot of anti-helicopter range.

If you chose to play the UK, you probably did so because of the quality of armor on their tanks. Every tank available to the UK has a much higher value in armor when compared to other tanks in their price range, with the exception of the Scorpion which has a completely separate role. UK tanks have a lower fire rate compared to tanks of another nation however. The Challenger 2 is widely known in game for "eating" ATGMs, and still being able to function quite well, barely taking damage from any of them in most cases.

UK recon, while a bit limited, does have a very high likelihood to be able to defend themselves when needed to, since most of their recon units are based off their APCs, or IFVs, most coming with an autocannon. UK recon infantry is particularly powerful as well, especially against other infantry.

There aren't that many interesting units in the UK Vehicle tab, and if you used up all the slots, you'd pretty much have one of every unit available to them.

The UK has only models of the Lynx for helicopters. Most people only seem to use the Lynx 3, since it has stinger missiles, and Hellfires. There are 3 other Lynxes, and they either have a TOW missile, or a 20mm cannon.

The UK has a small selection of aircraft available to them, most of them multirole aircraft, or air superiority fighters. They have arguably the best air superiority fighter in the game, the Eurofighter Typhoon.

The basic Lynx transport helicopter. This is the fastest command helicopter in the game, able to go 300km/h where the next best competitor in the category can only go 250km/h. Unarmed, like most command choppers this unit is best kept away from direct combat but is very useful when rapidly takeing and securing objectives or early game rushes.

price: 110

Lightly armored command vehicle armed with a FN M240 GPMG and a rather high speed for a tracked vehicle. They are good for securing zones where the threat of air attack or indirect fire would leave a soft skinned unit a burnt out frame or a bloody pulp. Best used when escorted by other units.
price: 130

Slower then the sultan, this IFV turned command unit packs a 30mm raden autocannon that offers more fire power as well as a better armored hull. These units can defend themselves better then their GPMG armed counterparts but should not get in a fight unless it's a last resort.
price: 140

Command version of the Chieftain MK. 10 MBT, these units are relatively tough nuts to crack and pack a 120mm main gun and GPMG that are best used for defensive use. these units can help conventional tanks secure and take hardened objectives when needed but should be kept in the back because they are prime targets for hostile units.

price: 160

armed with L1A1 rifles and L7A1 MMGs, these rack and file command infantry come in a wide variety of transport options depending on the role they need to fill. They are best used in urban or wooded zones where they can easily hide from hostile forces but are rather fragile and should always have friendly units protecting them whenever possible.

price: 100

Fast moving command land rover with a high speed and no armor. These units are great for use in motorized formations and for securing safer zones behind your lines. They are very fragile and an easy target and should avoid the front line whenever possible.
price: 110

This light wheeled APC features a slightly higher speed, twice the strength and light armor when compared to the land rover but at a higher price. They have a defensive GPMG that can be used as a last resort when needed but work best when kept far away from hostile units. A great tool in rapid rushes that bridges the gap between the ultra light rover and the higher end armored tracked CVs.

price: 120

Amphibious supply truck that can bring 800 units of supply across land and sea. These units should travel with an escort to prevent capture but overall they fill a critical role keeping your units up and running and are useful in any deck.
price: 15

High capacity supply helicopter for rapid resupply of remotely deployed units, these helos can also quickly resupply your supply trucks behind the lines where they can spread them out to your fighting units.
price: 45

Standard line infantry unit with L1A1 rifles, M72 LAWs and L7A1 MMGs. They have a large variety of transport options allowing them to rapidly deploy from helicopters or roll into battle in APCs and IFVs when needed. Overall they are decent jack of all trades infantry who tend to do better at longer ranges against other infantry with their battle rifles as well as quickly dispose of light to medium armor at close range with their rapid fire disposable AT.

Price: 10

A direct upgrade to the older '75 version, these troops pack the L85 bullpup assault rifle, the LAW80 heavy duty AT and the CQC capable L86 LMG. Overall these troops can deal with heavy armor with less issues and fight up close much better then their older counterparts.

Price: 15

15 man shock squads packing sterling SMGs, CG M2 RRs and the deadly Bren L4 LMGs. They are best used up close where their CQC MG and SMGs can rip up other infantry units and they can do a number on hostile AFVs and tanks with their powerful AT. Their large squads allow them to take and dish out a lot of damage against any units they come across.

Price: 30

A direct upgrade to the '75 version, the '90s Gurkhas upgrade to the faster firing and higher AP LAW80 and bring the belt fed Minimi that fires longer bursts (with longer reloads) then the older Bren. Overall they still work well as city clearing troops as well as powerful anti armor units capable of taking on some of the best tanks in the game at short ranges.

Price: 30

Low end, low cost MANPAD teams packing the blowpipe MCLOS missile and L1A1 rifles. These units suffer from low accuracy and fire rates but their low price and high availability allow them to be deployed all over the place in large numbers allowing them to deter and destroy the occasional hostile aircraft that strays too close. their small squad size means they should be deployed with other ground units to keep them alive and work best when supplementing higher end AA systems.

Price: 5

A direct upgrade to the blowpipe, the SACLOS javelin has longer range, accuracy and HE power allowing them to destroy aircraft with less shots. They also bring the L85 rifle to the table that offers better close range firepower but they should avoid engaging ground targets whenever possible.

Price: 15 points

2 man milan F1 ATGM teams that can demolish armor at long ranges. They pack L1A1s for self defense but should always have friendly conventional infantry nearby to fend off hostile troops. they have limited ammo and work best when deployed near supply units to help keep AFVs away from towns and woods.
Price: 10

A direct upgrade to the older F1 model, the F2 features better accuracy and and AP as well as the L85 rifle for self defense. They excel at destroying MBTs and other AFVs but still are limited by their low capacity for missile ammo. They work best when dug in with conventional infantry and supply units backing them up.

price: 20

Similar to gurkhas, these smaller squads have additional transport options and offer similar firepower but in 10 man squads. Their lower price and ability to deploy in the beefier Lynx AH.7 allow them to bring more firepower overall into the battle or deploy for a lower price then their more expensive counterparts.

Price: 20

A direct upgrade to the older '75 version, these units upgrade to the L85 rifle for greater range then the sterling, the LAW80 for faster firing, more powerful AT and the minimi LMG that fires in longer but slower bursts. These units differ from their gurkha equivalent in the fact they have smaller squads but greater firepower at longer ranges against infantry.

Price: 25

SF infantry packing the L1A1, M2 CG and the Bren L4, these units are perfect for behind the lines raiding and excel at helicopter and amphibious insertion. They bring a good selection of powerful AT and anti infantry weaponry into battle allowing them to demolish either type of unit. These troops can also assist your other infantry in clearing cities and can work well with your other units in combined arms attacks.

Price: 30

A direct upgrade to the '75 version, these infantry upgrade to the L85, LAW80 and the minimi, giving them increased small arms and AT firepower. A few squads of these troops can easily rip up supply lines, AA and artillery of unwary opponents if they are able to slip behind the lines and can help more conventional units deal with tough nuts to crack when needed.

price: 35

Jack of all trades SF team packing M16 rifles, AT4s and FIM-92A Stingers for coverage against infantry, armor and aircraft. They somewhat suffer against hostile infantry due to their lack of a machine gun but their training tends to make up for this in most cases. Their ability to engage anything thrown at them make these troops a nightmare to deal with once behind hostile lines.
Price: 30

Militia infantry packing L1A1s and M72 LAWs, these units are far from he best when it comes to quality but they make up for it in numbers and low prices. These units can do a lot of damage in large numbers or can be mixed in with better infantry units to help bolster your numbers on attack or defense without breaking the bank. They also work well when used as pickets at more remote objectives or OPs that can't afford a recon unit or more expensive infantry.
price: 5

This is the staple transport for the UK, every single unit, except for the Militia can use it. It's a very fast, non resource intensive amphibious troop transport but lacks armor or defensive weaponry. These are perfect battle taxis and are great inexpensive methods of moving your troops long distances across water or land.

price: 10

Light wheeled APC with an 7.62 GPMG and 1 point of armor all around. These units have great off road speed and can provide light fire support for dismounted troops when needed. They are better off then a stalwart in a fight but their minimal armor and armament means they don't have the highest durability when facing heavy AT weapons systems.

price: 10

Basic tracked APC with a GPMG and 1 armor all around. It's slower and has a lower caliber machine gun then the saxton but comes at half the price. These units offer high availability and are available to most infantry, making these units a good choice when you want to deploy large numbers of infantry at low prices. They can provide light fire support with their MMGs but like all APCs and IFVs it's best to deploy troops first before attacking.
price: 5

British IFV packing a 30mm rarden auto cannon and 3 front and side and 1 rear and top armor. These units can provide fire support for their dismounts against soft targets, light armor and the occasional helicopter. They are durable, well armed and only really suffer form a lack of amphibious capability and a low fire rate on the auto cannon.

price: 15

A direct upgrade to the older '85 model, the " '90 " features 6 front, 5 side and 2 top and rear armor. This comes at the cost of 10 km/h slower off road speed and reduced autonomy. Overall, these units can last a lot longer in a firefight and when properly supplied the lower autonomy is not an issue.
price: 20

A direct upgrade to the " '90 ", this top of the line IFV features medium optics and Milan F2 ATGMs in addition to the 30mm rarden. This increases firepower against tanks and other AFVs and allows the warrior to hit targets much further out. The better optics allow you to see threats earlier, making this IFV a great unit for larger maps.

price: 25

Standard UK transport helo packing an L37 door gun and high speed. These helos have a strength of 6 and no armor, making them somewhat fragile and limited in offensive capability. They work best for quick insertions and extractions in remote zones and can offer limited fire support after unloading their troops.

price: 25

Faster and better armed Lynx with 38 SNEB rockets for use on soft and lightly armored targets. These helos are great for inserting and supporting troops deployed behind hostile lines but need to rearm whenever possible due to their low ammo load.

price: 35

Although slower then the Lynx, these less expensive helicopters are available to to your more expansive SF units, allowing them to covertly insert behind hostile lines. Overall they are a good transport platform and can provide light fire support with their L37 MMGs after unloading their troops.

price: 20

Slow moving and with low autonomy, these amphibious APCs are armed to the teeth with 2 M2 HMGs and 1 GPMG. Only available to Royal Marines, these units can help with river crossings, sea landings and are monsters up close against infantry. Their light armor can shrug off small arms and a hit from light AT but their roofless hulls make them very exposed from above.

price: 5

Quick amphibious tracked APC with a GPMG and 3 front armor. It trades the heavy anti infantry armament of the buffalo for better speed and armor on the front and side. It is one of the fastest tracked amphibious units in the game and can easily put troops on a beach or riverside before they can even react.

price: 5

Quick lightly armored APC reserved for territorials. It has 1 armor all around and an M1919 MMG for light fire support (they only have 5 HP so be careful with them). These units have a relatively high off road speed and in some ways are a smaller, lighter armed and slightly slower saxon.

price: 5

A good optics recon APC. It features a light defensive armament in the form of a GPMG but should avoid combat whenever possible. Can help observe a wide area when combined with it's SBS or green jacket dismounts if spread out in concealment.

price: 15 points


Classic battle taxi transport with high autonomy and decent speed. These units lack armament of any kind and should stay away from front line action, waiting in the rear to pick up and and drop off infantry in need of a ride.
Price: 5

Basic mortar carrier with a GPMG for self defense and a 81mm L16A2 for bombarding targets. These units are good against dug in infantry, soft targets and light armor like SPAAGs, ATGM vehicles and light to medium tanks. Sustained fire can and will demoralize and eventually destroy even the best MBT but most will not stick around after the first few impacts.

price: 30

Amphibious 105mm SPH with 6 direct fire KE rounds for self defense and 32 HE rounds for indirect bombardment. These units help bridge the gap between mortars and 155mm and up SPH. they feature decent ROF and are great for dealing with everything from AA to light armor. These units have limited ammo capacity and work best when used alongside transports. Their amphibious capability combined with the UKs amphibious supply trucks allow them to easily cross rivers and land on beaches when you are attempting to flank your opponent.

price: 50

Classic US made M109A2 with better range, dispersion and HE when compared to the smaller abbot at the cost of fire rate. These SPH are fairly standard in performance and can provide accurate and powerful fire support as long as they are well supplied and protected during their use.
price: 80

Prototype SPH with high accuracy and rate of fire. They can drop 155mm HE rounds quickly before the target can even react. They have 39 HE rounds, 9 KE direct fire rounds for self defense as well as an L37 MMG. Overall these top of the line howitzers offer unparalleled speed and accuracy on the battlefield but at a high price.
price: 130

Prototype amphibious non radar SPAAG, the falcon uses twin KBC 30mm auto cannons to rip aircraft out of the sky as well as turn soft targets into mulch. They work well when used alongside radar AA to cover them when SEAD is deployed and can keep up with other amphibious units when crossing water is needed.

price: 30

Prototype heavy duty armored radar guided SPAAG fusing the marksman radar guided twin 35mm KDA auto cannons mated with a chieftain hull. These SPAAGs offer strong armor and great firepower at the cost of low speed. They should be turned off when SEAD is around but these are some of the few systems that can actually survive a hit from a low end SEAD missile. Overall when pared with their MBT cousins they cover almost all the bases when it comes to combined arms.
price: 60

A direct upgrade to the chieftain version, this heavy SPAAG uses the challenger 1 hull. It increases both the armor and off road speed of the system, allowing it to keep up with the faster challenger 1 line of tanks (the 2 is still slightly faster) and can shrug off hits that would demolish most SPAAGs.

price: 70

US made heavy SPH with 10 HE firepower at the cost of low on board ammo capacity and limited armor (2 front, 1 side and rear, no top). These units are very useful when you want to erase a HVT in one or 2 shots without giving it time to relocate. They are very dependent on other units to supply and protect them in the field.

price: 70

A direct upgrade to the "A0" model, the A2 adds longer range and higher accuracy thanks to it's massive muzzle break and better ammo. these units perform similar to their older brothers but offer a bit more reach and higher precision. They are still easy targets for hostile units and have very limited ammo so they should always travel with supply units and escorts.

price: 90

Standard US made M270 MLRS loaded with cluster munitions. These units can rain on any armored parade and work best when used on concentrations of hostile vehicles. They take a long time to reload and are expensive logistically to keep in the fight but they excel at demolishing hostile tank columns.

price: 120

Amphibious prototype ATGM/SAM using starstreak SACLOs missiles with 6 HE on air targets and 12 HEAT AP on ground units. These vehicles are similar to the ADATs with twice the capacity but half the ammo, lower range and accuracy. They also have a defensive L37 7.62 MG and an aditional point of front armor at the cost of one side armor. They are much faster and can cross water for landings on beaches and overall both systems are great tools when you need to deal with both armor and aircraft at the same time.

price: 75

SCALOS non radar guided medium amphibious SAM. These units have 8 7 HE missiles ready to go and can take on both fixed and roto wing aircraft without fear of SEAD. They lack defensive armament and speed but their amphibious capability means they can go places most other AA can't. They fill a similar role to the OSA system and overall are good choices when pared with their more accurate radar guided brothers.

price: 40

Radar guided version of the rapier amphibious SAM system, these units are vulnerable to SEAD when on but have longer fixed wing range (but shorter anti helo range) and better accuracy. Overall these units work well in pares with their older SACLOS brothers where they can each deal with fixed and roto wing aircraft respectively while the later deals with hostile SEAD aircraft that snoop too close.

price: 50

Base model of the Challenger MBT, these tanks offer great armor and decent firepower in the form of a 120mm main gun and L37 MMG. They are able to take a beating with their 19 front, 10 side, 6 rear and 4 top armor. Their only real shortcoming is a somewhat low offroad speed. Overall these tanks work well against armor and soft targets alike.
price: 105

A direct upgrade to the older MK1, these tanks feature higher accuracy, stability and AP on their main gun. They offer greater firepower when compared to the MK1 but lack upgraded armor when compared with their older model. Overall they perform better offensively but are not any stronger armor wise.

price: 115

A further upgrade from the MK2, the MK3 has a higher rate of fire, even higher AP and one added point of front and side armor but at the cost of 5 km/h of speed. These tanks can still keep up with their faster older brothers and can take a little more punishment then the older models. The 21 AP can crack open most lower end AFVs in a single shot and when up close can do a number on the best tanks in game due to the KE rounds.
price: 145

Prototype successor to the challenger 1 line of tanks, the challenger 2 features 3 more points of frontal armor, 1 mor AP, higher accuracy and stability and a higher off road speed then even the 1 MK1/2s. These are some of the best tanks in the game and can hold their own against any tank or AFV under the right conditions. They work best when supported with your older chieftains and challengers as well as AAA and indirect fire support.

price: 170

Basic model of the chieftain tank like, the MK2 uses a 120mm main gun and L37 MMG to great effect to armored and soft targets respectively. These tanks are somewhat slow with a max offroad speed of 40 km/h. These units work best when supported by other tanks, AA and other units when used in a combined arms group.

price: 35

A direct upgrade to the MK2, the MK5 uses better ammo and a better FCS to gain additional range, accuracy, stability and AP and slightly higher speed. They also have 1 extra point of rear armor allowing them a slightly higher chance of surviving a direct hit to the rear of the tank, something that should still be avoided at all times. This tank also have slightly higher autonomy when compared with the older version.

price: 45

A further improvement from the MK5, the MK10 has even longer range, better stability, AP and 3 extra points of front armor and 2 side armor at the cost of some of the upgraded autonomy. These tanks really shine when it comes to mixed use against armor and soft targets with their high AP and HE values on their main guns. They work great when supporting infantry like their older and newer versions as well as forming the backbone of armored mixed tank formations.

price: 60

The final upgrade from the MK10, the MK11 has better optics and AP when compared with the MK10. The added vision range allows them to spot targets for mixed formations of older tanks allowing them to be a massive assist when used with in a combined arms attack.

price: 75

Amphibious light tank packing a powerful but unstabilized 76mm HEAT main gun and an L37 MMG. They have great off road speed that allows them to keep up with faster units. They work well with their recon cousins as well as the scimitar (which uses the same hull). Overall these tanks are great for light fire support, amphibious landings and supporting bigger tanks in larger armored battles.

price: 20

Recon version of the scorpion light amphibious tank. These units have good optics, light armor and a decent HEAT punch in addition to their L37 machinegun. These units work great when pared with standard tanks as they can scout and fight at the same time and boost the effective range of your other tanks by finding targets they normaly would not be able to see.

price: 20

A cousin of the scorpion, these recon vehicles trade their 76mm main guns for 30mm rarden autocannons. They tend to perform better against soft targets, light armor and helicopters but don't really have the punch to take on larger, better armored targets. They also have lower autonomy and a larger fuel tank reducing their efficiency on long range scouting but they still offer a greate amphibious medium recon option.

price: 15

Wheeled lightly armored scout car with a 30mm rarden autocannon, these units offer higher speed then the scimitar at the cost of autonomy, armor and amphibious capability. They do pack more ammo then their tracked counterparts so can stay in the fight longer if needed as long as they are not destroyed.

price: 20


Ferret armored scout car packing an L37 and swingfire ATGMs, it's slightly slower then the fox but has better optics and armament. They can really do a number on hostile armor if they can get into position and work best for forward scouting and destroying HBTs like command units.

Cost: 45

Basic model of the ferret scout car packing an M1919 MMG and good optics. The light armor and armament are made up for by the high speed of this unit. They are best used for discrete recon and scouting but can also keep pace with faster units although they are not the best options for direct combat. Their low price and large numbers allow them to cover a lot of ground all over the map when needed.
price: 10

Light soft skinned recon unit packing exceptional optics, an M2 HMG and an L37 MMG. They are best kept out of combat and used to monitor large fronts for hostile units. They can engage soft targets if needed but should avoid direct combat whenever possible. They are expensive and don't come in large numbers so you should be careful with these fragile units.

price: 45

Fast, unarmed light recon helo perfect for forming hunter killer groups with attack helos or quickly scouting ahead of a ground formation. Best used if kept away from AA units.

price: 65

A direct upgrade to the older model this light recon helo packs 12 SNEB rockets for use on soft targets and light armor. It is best used when the rockets are saved for high value targets and they do require frequent rearmament but the added firepower can mean the difference of an escapeing command unit or other valuable assist escaping or getting destroyed.
price: 75

10 man shock recon packing L1A1s, M72 LAWs and L7A1 MMGs, these troops can be used as both conventional recon units or aggressive hunter killer units. Their ability to insert behind hostile lines and rip up fragile units makes them extremely useful in any match. They can also be used to support dug in troops with their firepower and very good optics to help spot and destroy advancing forces.

Price: 20

SF recon troops with L34A1 suppressed starlings, M2 CG RRs and Bren L4 light machine guns. They are best used as either heavy duty rapid raiders or as discrete observation teams with more then enough teeth to destroy anything unlucky enough to stumble into them.

Price: 30 points

Slow moving death on tracks, these unarmored centurion tanks are very slow off road but pack 8 HE shells for their 165mm main guns. They also have M1919 MMGs as backup weapons that make them great at taking on infantry. Their slow speed and low fire rate means these units work best when supported by tanks, infantry and AA where they can crack open dug in troops and other soft and lightly armored targets.

price: 40

Powerful tracked ATGM carrier that packs 10 swingfire ATGMs deployed from a 5 shot launcher. These units work best pared with recon vehicles and dug in near open areas where they can ambush any tanks that try and get too close. They work best when kept behind tanks and other hardier units when on the attack but work best when dug in.

price: 40

Rarden 30mm autocannon and GPMG combo mounted on a FV432 APC. It lacks the ability to carry infantry due to the troop bay being converted into a space filled with ammo racks. They can rip up light armor, soft targets and helos quickly but lack thick armor. They work best when supporting tanks against soft targets or for fire support units when working with infantry, APCs and IFVs.

price: 15

Fast moving armored car based on the saracen APC packing the same 76mm HEAT gun as the scorpion series light amphibious tanks. They can provide rapid fire support and light AT capabilities for rapid moveing wheeled formations. What they lack in armor and autonomy they make up for in mobility, allowing them to quickly take ground and reinforce areas under attack before most hostile units can react.

price: 15

Powerful light wheeled AT unit made from a land rover combined with the wombat heavy RR. They offer great fire support options and the HEAT rounds can really do a number on hostile armor of any thickness. They are limited only by their low ammo capacity and should frequently reload between ambushes or assaults.

price: 15

A side grade to the wombat, this ATGM TD lacks the ability to deal with infantry but has much greater range and higher AP offered by it's milan ATGMs then the wombat. They are still very dependent on supply units and should always have a means to rearm kept nearby. Overall they are great choices to deal with light to heavy armor but should do so from a long range or ambush position to avoid return fire.

price: 20

A Lynx helicopter armed with 8 basic TOW missiles. These units make good tank killers with a decent load of ATGMs but their lack of anti infantry armament can be an issue if deployed over woods or cities. They still need to rearm fairly often but offer a decent amount of firepower and speed when compared with similar systems.
price: 45

A direct upgrade to the older model, this version features the upgraded TOW 2 ATGM wit hbetter AP, accuracy and stability as well as the helo itself featuring 20 extra km/h. These units can crack open the best tanks in the game and have a large amount of missiles when compared with similar systems but still need to rearm frequently to stay in the fight.
price: 75

Prototype upgrade to the older AH.7, the Lynx 3 features 8 SA hellfire ATGMs that are direct upgrades to the TOW 2 as 4 Stinger As. They move 10 km/h faster then the TOW 2 model allowing them to easier chase down targets or bug out. They can deal with almost anything in the game but infantry but care needs to be taken to keep both types of missles restocked whenever possible.
price: 110

Lightly armed fire support helo packing two 20mm M621 autocannon pods. They can do a great job against hostile helos up close as well as soft and lightly armored ground targets. when pared with their ATGM slinging cousins they can create a sort of hunter killer gunship pare (more expensive but with two air frames you might be able to have one bug out if attacked) or to help escort transport or recon helos.
price: 30

One of the best ASFs in game, the typhoon packs a 27mm autocannon, AIM-9M SRAAM and 4 AIM-120A LRAAMs in addition to 50% ECM, high speed and a good turn radius. These aircraft are great for killing anything that flys but should not be used for ground attack unless as a last resort. They make great escorts as well for multirole and ground attack aircraft of all kinds.

price: 175

Basic model of the famous VETOL aircraft configured for ground attack. It can deploy 2 500 pound bombs as well as a twin 30mm autocannon. They are good against most ground targets but work best on soft ones but lack speed or ECM which can expose them to fighters or AA, best used with an escort.

price: 50

Multirole model of the GR1, it has 100 extra km/h and 10% ECM allowing for it to survive better in a fight. It retains the 30mm autocannons but trades the bombs for rocket pods and adds 2 AIM-9Ls for use on helos and fixed wing aircraft. It works well as a light fighter when needed and can really do a number on soft to medium armored ground targets without the danger of bomb splash damage when doing danger close strikes.
price: 75

A direct upgrade to the GR.1, this model features all the enhancements of the GR3 but with a single autocannon, 4 500 pound bombs and 2 AIM-9Ls. They are faster, have better ecm (40%) and can deal with hostile aircraft but are twice the price of a GR.1. Overall these units are great multiroles and can bring additional capabilities at the cost of higher prices and lower numbers.

Cost: 100

The newest in the RAF fleet, the GR.7 features twin 30mm autocannons, 2 GBU-12s and 2 AIM-9Ls. These aircraft are great for precision strikes, light fighter duty and helo hunting thanks to their 40% ECM and powerful weapons. They are best when used with an escort when flying strike missions so they can focus on ground targets.
price: 120

Dedicated cluster bomber with 2 BL-755s and an autocannon for self defense. They also have good speed and 20% ECM that allows them to rapidly hit armor before it relocates and get away from hostile aircraft.

price: 60

Similar to the GR.1 aside for an extra 10% ECM, the GR.1A trades the cluster bombs for 2 AJ168 AGMs. They work well when focused on small numbers of high end tanks while the GR.1 works better on larger clusters or for blind firing on hidden targets. Overall it is the better tank killer firepower wise but it fills a somewhat different role then it's older brother.

price: 90

Dedicated SEAD aircraft with 2 ALARM anti radar missiles, a twin 30mm autocannon and 2 self defense AIM-9Ls. They can be used as a light fighter if needed but excel at destroying hostile radar AA units. They can't do anything against radar AA that is turned off or non radar systems but are great for clearing the way for a followup airstrike.

price: 120

ASF model of the harrier, it packs twin 30mm auto cannons and 4 AIM-9Ls as well as 10% ECM. They can struggle chasing down faster aircraft but slower air frames, helicopters and even fast planes that get too close can be mulched rather quickly. They come at a low price and in large numbers allowing you to cover a lot of sky and even tag team much higher end fighters.

price: 70

Basic model of the tornado ASF, it packs a 27mm autocannon, 2 AIM-9Ls and 4 Skyflash missiles. Their high speed and diverse armament allow them to deal with aircraft of all types. They are limited by their semi active missiles when they need to rapidly engage multiple aircraft or when trying to down an aircraft with high ECM but they are still highly effective at taking on one aircraft at a time.
Cost: 110

A direct upgrade to the F.2, the F.3 features 10% more ECM and the longer ranged skyflash SuperTEMP as well as 2 extra AIM-9L. They still struggle with dealing with more then one aircraft at once at long ranges but the added SRAAMs means they can easily wreck pares of fighters up close.
price: 135

Multi role tornado fighter bomber with 4 IBL-755 cluster bombs (which are not only more powerful then the jaguar's BL-755s and with twice the payload), a 27mm autocannon as well as 4 AIM-9Ls. They are not as good against fixed wing aircraft as their dedicated fighter brethren but can still hold their own when needed and can bring a great deal of pain against clustered ground vehicles.
price: 130

France has units which tend to be built around maneuverability instead of armor. Quite the opposite of the UK. France also tends to field the most autocannons out of all the BLUFOR nations, pretty much having an option to mount them on everything.

France doesn't have that many choices in terms of logistic units, a basic Jeep CV, an APC CV, a tank CV, and a Helicopter based CV... now that I think about it, they have choice, but not variety. There are two logistic units, a helicopter or a truck, and the truck, for all intents and purposes, has almost the same capacity as the helicopter.

France has some high quality infantry, all around, be it their ATGM, AA, or the units themselves, they are all easily capable of defending themselves. One potential downside though, is that almost every unit is armed with an Assault rifle, instead of a SMG, or Battle Rifle, so they can't specialize in a particular infantry versus infantry role. Pretty great overall though.

French infantry transports are pretty excellent all around, since pretty much every single one of them comes with an autocannon, above 10 points, which make them excelent when used for fire support.

France has some very good support units as well, mostly in terms of anti-helicopter AA, primarily because of the Crotale, which has the longest range of all AA missiles in the game, when targeting helicopters. France also has the unique artillery unit, the Caesar. A very long range, fast firing artillery truck.

French tanks are for people who like to play with hit and run tactics in mind. Their armor is always mediocre, with the exception of the Lecleric. French tanks are usually very fast, and very accurate, but they almost always have NO stabilizer, which means they must stop in order to shoot. French tanks usually also come with the oft unnoticed effect of being defined as Medium in size, so they don't suffer the extra 10% chance to be hit that most other tanks do.

French recon units tend to be light, and arguably poor quality, with the exception of the infantry units. France doesn't have any armed vehicle that has above good optics (by armed, I mean more than a MG) with the exception of the VAB Mistral.

France does have a few good vehicles within the vehicle tab, but are mostly uninteresting, since they are pretty much all vehicles fitted with an ATGM.

France has some decent variety with their helicopters, like the rest of their units, they are some of the fastest in the game. They also have the Tigre attack helicopter set, one for killing tanks, and one for killing other helicopters.

French air units are generally pretty great all around. They are all quite capable of performing their intended role, and they all have a bit higher ECM value on their aircraft compared to other nations at the same price.

This is the French Command infantry. They are armed with MAT 49 SMGs, and the NF-1 MMG. These units excel as concealable, albeit fragile, command units that work best when used in zones covered in woods or city blocks. They should never deploy alone and can only put up token resistance against hostile units, leaving them relent on their escorts for more meaningful protection.

Price: 100

Fast moving command jeep with no armament or armor. They are best deployed in rear zones or when you need to quickly take a frontal position. Their only defense against hostile units is their small size and high speed and need an escort to safely capture or contest a zone.
Price: 110

Fast, wheeled, lightly armed/armored and amphibious, these VAB based command vehicles can survive a bit more punishment then the P4 jeeps at the cost of speed. Their ability to quickly cross water hazards and keep up with mobile task forces make these units great choices when you need a blend of durabality and speed. They are still very lightly armored and their M2 will only get them so far so they should stay out of direct combat whenever possible.
price: 125

French command tank packing an stabilized 105mm main gun, a 30mm auto cannon and an MMG, the AMX-30B CNE offers the best protection for a french command unit. They have somewhat light armor for a tank and are unable to use their main gun on the move but their auto cannon brings a valuable tool against helos and lighter ground units. Although they can fight their way into a command zone they shouldn't attack alone and are better off advancing in the second wave after a position is taken and the area is mostly secure.
price: 130

One of the fastest command helos in game, it's ability to quickly insert into a forward zone and get the hell out of dodge when things look bad make this a good command unit for more mobile players. They also posses very good optics, allowing them to serve as makeshift recon helos if needed but shouldn't expose themselves or leave the zone they are holding unless really needed.

price: 110

Bringing 1000 supply units into battle with speed and the ability to avoid water, woods or hostile units looking to poach supply vehicles, this supply helo is great for resupplying your VLRA trucks or directly fueling, patching up and rearming you ground units or landed helos.

price: 30

Standard French supply truck with 800 units of supply in the bed. They have decent speed on and off road and are vital for keeping ammo hungry units like ATGMs and AAA up and running. They should travel with escorts when possible to prevent capture.

price: 15

The first in a long line, the Milan F1 AT 2 man team comes with MAT 49 SMGs, a Milan launcher and 6 missiles. They are not the best tank hunters with only 40% accuracy and 17 AP but their low price and high availability make them great units for large fronts. They can also deploy via helo allowing your air assault groups access to long range AT, something that many hostile commanders might not expect in an early game push.

Price: 15

A direct upgrade to the F2, they swap their SMGs out for the Famas bullpup rifes and their Milans for the newer F2 model. They gain an extra 5% accuracy and 7 extra AP. They can crack open thicker armor with less hits and miss less often but at the cost of a higher price and less avalabality. They are also great units when you want long range AT in an air mobile group or to defend the edge of a town that lacks concealment or cover for ATGM vehicles.
price: 20

Prototype upgrade to the older F2 version, the F3 offers another 5% accuracy boost and an extra 2 AP, the upgrade might not be as large as that from the F1 to F2 but your total 26 AP will be a nightmare to all but the toughest tanks and AFVs. They come in smaller numbers then the F2 and lower availability. They are the best AT team available to the French and are a real nightmare when used for city/treeline defense or in conjunction with an air mobile group of mixed infantry and transport helos.

price: 25

French line troops packing the MAT49 SMG, the LRAC 73 LAW and the NF-1 MMG. Although their main weapon lacks the range of a conventional rifle armed squad, they benefit from a higher fire rate and greater effective use in CQB fighting. Their AT option has a fairly short range and only 14 AP but can do a number on tanks and AFVs unlucky enough to enter a town with groups of these units spread out along the roads waiting in ambush.

Price: 10 points

A side grade to the older '75 version, these line troops pack the Famas rifle with better range but lower fire rate and CQB efficiency (but still higher then most other rifles due to the bullpup nature) and have access to the deadly LRAC F1, boosting almost twice the range of the older LRAC 73 and 5 more AP. This makes them more effective at longer ranges against both armor and soft targets but slightly less effective when fighting house to house, block to block.
Price: 15 points

15 man French SF teams packing the SG-543 assault rifle, the LRAC 1 LAW and the AA-52 CQB capable SAW. These troops come in a verity of deadly transports, allowing them to insert from sea, land and air. Able to quickly destroy armor and soft targets with ease, they can be used as both front line troops to assist other infantry or for deep raids behind hostile lines hunting HVTs. Their large squads make them tough nuts to crack and give them an edge over smaller infantry units.

Price: 35 points

Infamous French shock unit packing the Famas assault rifle, the LARC F1 and the AA-52 SAW, these 10 man teams allow you to quickly take out hostile infantry and armor with ease. Their shock training give these units a good speed allowing them to quickly move from cover to cover and even chase down slower routing units in dense woods.

Price: 20 points

A side grade to the older '75 version, the '90s Liegon use the shorter range, higher fire rate and accuracy Minimi SAW and the longer range Eryx ATGM. Against soft targets they will do much better up close but have a bit of added range and AP against armored targets.

Price: 25 points
French 5 man MANPAD team packing the deadly Mistral missile and the Famas rifle for self defense. They can put up a better fight then smaller 2 man MANPAD teams but still should have support against hostile ground units. They can easily rip hostile helos and fixed wing aircraft out of the sky and have a high range and accuracy compared to most other MANPAD teams in game.

Price: 30 points
Militia unit packing the MAS49/56 battlerifle and the LRAC 73 LAW. These inexpensive and high availability teams are great to deploy to augment higher end infantry or in large groups where they can overwhelm and outnumber higher end units. They lack potent AT and slow speed makes it harder for them to aggressively attack AFVs and tanks but work great pared with Milan teams.

Price: 5 points

10 man French shock units packing the SG-542 battle rifle, the LRAC F1 LAW and the AA-52 SAW, these units are ideal for naval landings and air assaults and offer a decent amount of firepower at a higher cost then line infantry. They work well as backup to SF teams or to augment line and militia infantry in large scale battles in town and woods.
Price: 20 points

A side grade to the older '75 RIMa, the '85 model trade their SG-542 battle rifles for the Famas, improving CQB performance at the cost of longer range accuracy. They also get a massive AT upgrade to the disposable APILAS LAW with higher fire rate and AP at the cost of 10% accuracy when compared to the LRAC F1. They also trade their AA-52s for the newer Minimi for better close range performance but perform worse at longer ranges. Overall, these units work really well with their older counterparts, with '75 units laying down the base of fire with their higher accuracy while the '85s move up and shred troops and armor up close

Price: 25 points
Flamethrower unit packing MAT49 SMGs and LFP 54 flamethrowers. These units are built for CQB fighting against infantry and soft targets but are exposed when stuck out in the open and lack AT firepower. Their great performance on both their weapons against troops up close gives them an edge over most other flamethrower teams but at a cost of not being able to easely engage withdrawing troops with a rifle with more range.
Price: 15 points

Basic tracked transport on the AMX-13 hull. These APCs provide good mobility and decent armor (3 front, 2 side, 1 rear and top) at a very good price. Their lack of amphibious capability and light .50 cal armament are fair trade offs for the low cost and armor.
price: 5

Fast, amphibious, wheeled APC with a .50 M2 HMG and 1 armor all around. Compared to the VTT, you get a much better on and off road speed at the cost of armor and a 5 point price increase. Overall, these units excel at speedy insertion and extraction of infantry units but suffer from their rather anemic armament when facing anything but soft targets.

price: 10

A direct upgrade to the standard model, this VAB version maintains it's speed and water crossing ability in addition to swapping the .50 for a 20mm autocannon. Although still light in the armor department, it offers a much greater level of firepower to unload on both ground targets and helicopters.

price: 15

This is the basic French transport chopper. A defensive armament of an NF-1 MMG allows it to fight off other helos and provide light fire support for dismounts. It features a decent speed of 250 km/h and a solid 6 strength allowing it to take a few light hits before crashing. Overall they are good options for cheap air assaults and can be mixed in with better armed transports and escorts to cut down on overall cost (and availability) of attack groups.

price: 20

Basic French transport truck that serves as a fast and cost effective battle taxi. Their low cost comes at the price of no armor, low strength and no armament. Overall, these units can quickly insert infantry units, back away to a safe distance from the battle and then pick troops back up to move them elsewhere in the field.

Price: 5 points

Transport helo with 38 SNEB rockets, perfect for hitting light targets after unloading your infantry. They have a solid 300 km/h speed, which although slightly faster then the puma series they can still keep pace with each other (and also let them take first contact with their better armament)

Price: 35

Basic lightly armored, tracked amphibious IFV packing the deadly M693 F1 autocannon and a decent speed for a tracked AFV. These units are slower then the VAB line of wheeled transports but pack a good deal of armor (3 front, 2 side and 1 top and rear) to shrug off light incoming fire. Overall, these units make a good backbone force to reinforce helo/VAB transported troops with backup as well as some decent fire support. They work well when mixed with their ATGM packing cousins to allow for a potent AT standoff weapon that can keep armor away from their dismounts.

Price: 15

Similar to the standard 330H, the pirate packs a 20mm autocannon instead of the basic mmg. These units come at the cost of lower ammo, availability and a higher price with the benefit of better range, HE and AP firepower. Overall, these units make exceptional assault transports and can both add a few more teeth to conventional helo landings or bring much needed punch for smaller covert raids deep behind the lines.
Price: 25

Unique wheeled 60mm mortar carrier based on the AML armored car. These units pack a light but rapid firing mortar with both indirect HE rounds and a small number of direct fire HEAT rounds to deal with immediate threats. These vehicles tend to need a few additional rounds on target to get a kill then most larger mortars (limited to 2HE) but have a decent load of 6 rounds. Their HEAT rounds have a rather low AP of 4 but allow this unit to fight back against armor in an emergency much better then a conventional mortar unit. Their high speed allows them to shoot and scoot before getting slammed by returning counter battery fire.
Price: 20

A direct upgrade to the older model, the serval upgrade kit adds a bit of range on the mortar (for HE rounds only) and a 20mm autocannon for self defense. Overall, these mortars are some of the best armed self defense wise with the combination 20mm autocannon and 60mm HEAT rounds. They are still rather anemic HE wise and require more shots then larger mortars to destroy most targets. These units are infamous for surprising unsuspecting scouting units (especially helos) expecting minimal MMG/HMG fire instead of an auto cannon. Limited ammo for it's auto cannon means these units should stay resupplied both to keep the shells raining and the autocannon loaded to ambush potential hunter killer units.

Price: 25

Prototype version of the VAB with a 120mm mortar. This 6 wheeled amphibious monster might lack the flexibility of the AML based mortars but bring a lot more firepower to bear on a target. When mixed with their lighter counterparts, it allows you both flexible fire support (rapid fire small caliber rounds and slower, more powerful ones) in addition to the AMLs offering better defensive armament then the M2 HMG.
Price: 60

105mm SPH built on an AMX-13 hull. These units provide cost effective light howitzer support and their large ammo load (54 rounds) allow them to produce deadly sustained barrages (with somewhat long aim times). These units are best used for clearing an area out of hostile units and their slow aim time and lower HE round are not the best for snap shots on HVT units. Lacks any defensive armament, necessitating the use of escorting units to prevent destruction.

Price: 50

Packing a larger gun and beefier hull then the AMX-13 AU, the AuF1, this 155mm SPH offers longer range, 2 more HE and better dispersion then the older 105mm SPH. These units also feature a defensive M2 HMG and 6 14 AP KE defensive rounds, allowing them to hold off light attacks but still work best with escorts away from the front lines.

Price: 110

AMX-13 based SPAAG packing 2 radar guided 30mm autocannons. These units shred aircraft and soft targets but are easily destroyed by SEAD aircraft (this can be avoided by turning off it's weapons when hostile SEAD aircraft are above). These units can provide decent fire support for advancing troops and when pared with rolands and MANPADs make a great layered air defense.

Price: 35

Non radar guided 5 HE SAM mounted on an AMX-30 tank hull. Immune to SEAD, these units work well with their radar guided counterparts to trick hostile SEAD aircraft into a trap or dealing with helos at longer ranges. They are a great unit to have in any formation and provide a solid anti aircraft defense anywhere they are needed.
Price: 45

A sidegrade to the older Roland (1), the 3 features upgraded air detection (very good), higher HE firepower, longer fixed wing range and 15% more accuracy in exchange to SEAD vulnerability. These units can be pared with their older cousins to bait and switch SEAD aircraft and when mixed together with the basic model and the Oiel Noir SPAAGs produce a formidable air defense network.

Price: 60

Prototype wheeled truck mounted SPH, these units can rapidly aim, fire and escape from counter battery like nothing else. This comes at the cost of no armor to speak of and only carrying 18 rounds. They are great for hunting hostile artillery but are more dependent on resupply and escorts then it's older tracked cousins.

Price: 120

Lightly armored wheeled SAM with some of the best anti helo range in game. Their IR missiles are accurate, powerful and have a great range at the cost of only holding 4 at a time. These units feature very light armor and depend on ground units for escort but down aircraft like it's no one's business. Keep these units well supplied and away from hostile ground units (and relocating every now and then to avoid indirect fire) and anything in the air is going to be in for a bad day.

Cost: 60

US built MLRS packing 12 rapid fire 11 HE rockets and a rather tasteful and fitting decal on their rack. Overall these units are pretty fragile with their light armor and no defensive armament but when carefully protected they will easily decimate both armored and soft targets. These "Grid Square Eliminators" are expensive to deploy (and supply) but can easily turn rout the Slavic (and friends) horde like it's 1807.

Price: 140

Amphibious non-radar guided wheeled SPAAG useing a VAB hull and 2 20mm autocannons. The perfect weapon to engage aircraft (even SEAD) and soft ground targets. Their high speed and light armor allows them to quickly move with the lines and their APC/recon/ATGM cousins.

Price: 25

The horrific mix of a VLRA utility truck and a bed mounted Mistrial MANPAD system. These units function like an unarmored Crotale with twice the missile load but slower ROF, lower damage and less range. They do get a very good autonomy (1200 KM) and a slightly higher speed but are very soft targets and are best kept moving rapidly with the lines of battle buy always slightly behind it.

Price: 35

Unique french cavalry light tank armed with a 75mm revolving auto loaded main gun, 4 17 AP SS-11 TCA ATGMs and an NF-1 MMG. These tanks lack heavy armor but make up for it in speed and fire rate. They can do a number on soft and armored targets up close with their 6 AP main gun (they lack stabilizers so attack moveing is very important) and can reach out and touch tanks and other AFVs at longer ranges. These units have a low HE of 2 on their main guns but more then make up for it in their fire rate. They do have a lengthy reload after emptying the auto loader so care needs to be taken in prolonged engagements and make these units really shine in hit and run raids.

Price: 25

classified as a cavalry tank, the AMX-10 RC SB is more akin to a fast wheeled heavy armored car. Sporting additional armor (1 front and 1 side extra armor) and higher AP main gun rounds then it's lighter recon counterpart, the RC SB looses the ability to swim across water. These units are deadly hit and run AFVs and although they lack stabilizers they can easily chase down slower hostile units that try and withdraw. They make good fire support as well but although better armed and armored then the AMX-13 (packing a 105mm main gun instead of the 75mm), they are still relatively thin skinned and can only take a little punishment (relative to a tank) before cooking off.

Price: 40

The basic model of the AMX-30 line, these tanks feature decent accuracy and a 9 AP 105mm HEAT firing F1 cannon and an NF-1 MMG. These tanks have no stabilizer and somewhat light armor but posses decent speed and the ability to damage even the best tanks at long range. In large groups or supporting higher end tanks, these MBTs can do a number on much higher end tanks with multiple successive hits.
Price: 30

A direct upgrade to the basic model, the B is the first AMX-30 to feature the famous coaxial auto cannon. This allows them to engage softer targets on the move without needing to stop to use the main gun and with proper micro management can very quickly destroy light armor and soft targets (only the main gun or auto cannon can fire at once but you can manually toggle weapons to quickly rip up hostile units) and offers a good defense against helicopters. They are slightly more expensive and come at a lower availability then the baseline model but the added 20mm can be very useful in the right hands.

Price: 35

A bit of a side grade to the older models, these tanks trade HEAT rounds for KE (better AP overall and more damage up close in exchange for less at range and reduced range against heavenly armored targets) in addition to better optics, thicker armor (1 extra front, side and top armor) and better main gun accuracy). These tanks work wonders when pared with their older cousins who can lay down fire as they take point and close the gap between targets to do higher damage up close (and soak up some fire with their slightly better armor). They still lack stabilizers though so careful management is needed when on the move.
Price: 40

A direct upgrade to the basic B2, the brennus features a longer range, higher AP main gun and thanks to it's ERA panels it gains 4 extra front armor and 1 point of side armor. These tanks might not have stabilizers but can still fire the 20mm autocannon on the move and offer the same high speed of it's predecessor. Up close, these tanks can rip up most similarly priced targets but still need to stop to fire, potentially leading to issues when advancing or in a fighting withdrawal.

Price: 65

Prototype french tank that shares many of the advantages of the AMX-30 line in addition to a few other tricks. I has 1 less front and side but 1 extra rear armor then the brennus model and packs a stabilized 120mm main gun with greater AP. These tanks work great with when pared with the cheaper AMX-30s and can work in tandem to lead an assault then dig in while the 30s bound up to better positions. They retain the medium optics of the B2 but have a speed of 65 KM/H, right between the 30/30B and 30B2/30B2 brennus.

Price: 70

A direct upgrade to the AMX-32, the prototype 40 features the higher speed of 70 KM/H (same as the B2 and up) as well as better frontal and side armor (1 point each) then the brennus and 1 extra AP then the 32. Overall, these tanks are the peek of the AMX line and are perfect for leading a charge of other lower end tanks or used to flank targets preoccupied with stationary AMX-30s.

Price: 80

Prototype top line French MBT, the Lecleric packs a 70% accuracy, 70% stability, 22 AP main gun with a 12 RPM fire rate and an M2 machinegun. These beasts have 21 front, 7 side, and 3 rear and top armor and a 75 KM/H offroad speed. These tanks are perfect for maneuver warfare and work perfectly to lead a charge while covered by groups of stationary AMX-30s. They can outrun and outgun most other AFVs on the battlefield and are one of, if not the best tanks for maneuver warfare in the whole game.

Price: 165

One of the two French recon helicopters. packing very good optics but no weapons, these recon helos work great when pared with armed helos or artillery. It is comparable to the REDFOR Mi-2, but a bit faster by 10 km/h, and with a better fuel efficency.

Price: 40

Armored car packing a 90mm stabilized HEAT fireing main gun, the AML 90 can easily locate and destroy most AFVs and up to mid range tanks with ease. Their low cost, good optics and decent firepower make these units deadly scouts on their own and great fighting recon to mix in with tank formations or scout for fast, wheeled formations.

Price: 20

Featuring less armor and AP on it's main gun then it's "tank" counterpart, these lighter recon models are easily able to spot targets with their good optics as well as swim across rivers and land on beaches. The added mobility of the amphibious option allows them to either move with their land locked counterparts or cross ahead of rivers and scout out safe bridges or land routes for them to follow.
Price: 40

Armed with a better main gun then the Harpoon, the AMX-13/90 maintains it's rapid revolving auto loader but uses a more powerful 90mm HEAT main gun. These recon tanks also feature good optics that let them spot targets for the rest of your formation. They are lightly armored for a tank but slightly above average for a recon unit, allowing these tanks to take more punishment them more fragile systems.

Price: 30

Shock recon troops armed with SIG-542 rifles, the LARC F1 LAW and the AA-52 CQC capable MMG. These units benefit from a diverse selection of fast wheeled transports as well as transport helicopters perfect for rapid insertion. These units powerful weapons and very good optics allow them to find and destroy most if not all hostile units in the field. They work great pared with air mobile line/ ATGM/ MANPAD units for rapid helo assaults or as covert hunter killer/scouts.

Price: 20

20mm armed recon helo with good optics that allow it to rapidly scout for indirect fire support or in hunter killer formations with more heavenly armed helos. The 20mm auto cannon is also great for shredding infantry units and soft/lightly armored vehicles. Their low price and high numbers allow these units to aggressively hunt command units and other hostile HVTs.
Price: 30

Basic recon infantry with MAT49 SMGs and LRAC 73 LAWs. Their small 5 man teams shouldn't go toe to toe with other infantry without support but they can fight in a pinch. They work best pared with concealed ATGM units or set up on the edge of towns and tree lines to give you an early warning of hostile unit movement.

Price: 15

A direct upgrade to the older '75 units, these 5 man teams upgrade to the FAMAS rifle and the LRAC F1, giving them greater range and firepower when they have to engage a target. They have slightly less efficiency against infantry in CQC battles but overall the added range and accuracy of the FAMAS tends to outweigh this. Otherwise, they function very similar to their older brothers and make a solid scout unit or picket defense.
Price: 15

Unarmed recon jeep perfect for rapid scouting and covert observation of hostile forces. They lack armor and armament so their only defense is their stealth and speed. They have great fuel efficiency and rarely ever need to top off allowing them to quickly and effectively scout independently at the risk of getting attacked. These units are great to have alongside your ATGM units and even tank formations to provide cheap and effective recon. They should avoid direct combat and always move with an escort or stay hidden when near hostile units.

Price: 25

Lightly armored amphibious scout car packing a NF-1 MMG. These units are faster and sturdier then the M201 but at the cost of fuel efficiency. These units can defend themselves as a last resort but honestly work best when kept out of combat and used to covertly scout for better armed and armored units.
Price: 30

A direct upgrade to the basic model, this unit trades 400 rounds of 7.62 for it's MMG (they have more then enough still with 1200 rounds) for 6 mistrial missiles fired from a 2 rail launcher. These units are perfect for destroying hostile recon helos and work great when used as both scouts and light AA for small, fast moving groups of units.

Price: 55

Exceptional optics recon unit built on the VAB hull. These units still pack the same speed, armor and armament of their APC cousins but swap out the troop compartment for advanced scouting equipment. The massive range of their optics pared with their light armor and speed allow these units to effectively support everything from armored assaults to covert observation. Their high price and low numbers make these units very valuable and care should be taken to keep them up and running and avoid unneeded losses.
Price: 55

Amphibious Milan armmed AMX-10P that retains the 20mm autocannon. these units are great multi purpose fire support units and unlike most ATGM vehicles have decent firepower against helos and soft targets. Their 12 ATGMs are not the most powerful but can do a number on hostile AFVs and allow it to keep fighting where most other ATGM units would need to rearm.

Price: 30

A side grade to the 10P/Milan, the HOT version trades the autocannon for longer range, more powerful and higher storage of the deadly HOT ATGM. These units still have the amphibious mobility and armor of their older counterparts but trade versatility for longet range, higher accuracy and more ATGMs allowing them to better fight higher end AFVs.

Price: 40

Amphibious wheeled MGS packing a powerful 90mm HEAT F4 main gun and an NF-1 MMG, these units can rapidly carve a swath of destruction behind hostile lines and even make great naval landing/river crossing units. They can also be used to directly support fast moving wheeled formations as well as be pared with slower armored groups to give them some added firepower at a low price. Their high mobility limits their armor and thus their durability but for 25 points and their high availability they will not break the bank.
Price: 25

Ligh AT/fire support jeep packing a 106mm M40 RR. The HEAT ammo they use can damage all AFVs but their low AP makes them more useful on lighter targets. They can also do a number on soft targets and are great inexpensive fire support units that can really give your infantry an edge against hostile troops and light armor.

Price: 10

Light ATGM jeep with 4 Milan 1 ATGMs. These units can add some range to wheeled formation when fighting hostile vehicles as well as serve as ambush units and as a second line behind advancing tanks. It is of critical importance to make sure they are kept well supplied because their 4 shots will quickly be depleted when in a prolonged engagement.

Price: 15

A direct upgrade to it's older cousin, the P4 Milan 2 features improved speed over the older M201 as well as deploying the improved Milan 2 with better accuracy and AP, allowing it to do more damage and hit more often. They still lack ammunition for prolonged fighting but will do ok if they are deployed near supply units to keep them up and running.

Price: 25

Amphibous wheeled ATGM unit that mates the VAB hull with the HOT 1 ATGM. These units have less capacity then their AMX chassis counterparts but make up for it with much greater speed on the battlefield. They still have an impressive complement of 12 missiles allowing them to stay in the fight much longer then other wheeled ATGM systems but lack the armor of the AMX. Overall, these units work better in fast moving formations while their bulkier counterparts are better when pared with tanks or in defensive roles.

Price: 40

Light AA helo with 4 Minstrel missiles allowing it to engage hostile aircraft. They are great for supporting your ATGM/recon gazelles and other attack helos. They do need to rearm often and their low strength of 4 means they can easily be shot down if they get too close to hostile units.

Price: 70

Basic ATGM helo packing 4 HOT 1 ATGMs. These units are great for cracking open tanks and other AFVs but suffer from low strength, no armor and low payload (4 missiles). A great tool for rapid hit and run attacks on hostile armor but need to frequently land and reload from supply units. Overall they are great cost effective anti armor units but need to be taken care of to keep them out of the way of hostile AA and supplied with missiles to keep the fight going.

Price: 40

A direct upgrade to the older model, this unit packs the higher end HOT 2 ATGM. These missiles offer higher accuracy, stability and AP then the standard HOT. Overall, these units perform similar to their older brothers but have better performance against better armored targets but still lack large payloads meaning they need to reload at a supply unit after firing off 4 missiles.

Price: 55

Prototype fire support helo combining the deadly GIAT 30mm auto cannon with the flexible air frame of the Puma. The powerful autocannon on a flexible mount allows these units to quickly engage and stay on target more effectively then helos with fixed mount auto cannons. These units provide a great fire support package in a decent price and when working with other more specialized helos they can make a formidable combination.

Price: 40

Prototype AA gunship version of the Tigre attack helocopter. It combines a powerful autocannon and 44 SNEB rockets with the versatile mistrial missile. Although they lack the anti armor capability of their HAD brothers, these helos can still do a number to hostile armor and soft targets while keeping the sky clear of hostile aircraft.

Price: 100

The Anti Tank version of the Tigre trades 20 rockets and the mistrial missiles for 8 deadly HOT 2 ATGMs. These units are the best tank killers the french get and can easily destroy the best tanks on the battlefield in a few well placed shots. They can fight back against soft targets and helos but are not as effective as their HAP brothers at this job so work best when pared together or with other helicopters that are more specialized towards these jobs.

Price: 100

Light bomber with twin 30mm auto cannons, 2 400 lb bombs and 10% ECM. These slow flying aircraft are great for hitting both soft and hard targets and can be used to hunt helos if needed but should always fly with an escort. They are inexpensive and come in decent numbers allowing them to be fielded in large formations when needed.

Price: 45

Swapping the bombs and auto cannons for 20% more ECM and 2 deadly AS30L AGMs, these units are deadly tank hunters who's only real weakness are their slow speed and lack of any defensive AA weaponry. They should always fly with escort whenever possible and should stay away from other aircraft.
Price: 90

Light fighter with 2 R.550 Magics and 4 20mm auto cannons. These aircraft only have 10% ECM and short ranged AA weapons but when used on lightly rammed multi role aircraft or used in numbers or with the support of fighters with longer ranged weapons they can really mess up even high end fighters up close with their high fire rate auto cannons.

Price: 60

SEAD aircraft packing 2 30mm auto cannons and 2 AS-37 Martel AR SEAD missiles. These units are great when you need to quickly destroy hostile radar guided AA but it is important to remember that they can't engage non radar guided AA units. Their 30% ECM will let them avoid some incoming fire but care needs to be taken when engaging mixed groups of AA units or when your opponent knows it's coming and turns off their radar.
Price: 80

Basic fighter aircraft with 2 medium ranged super 530F semi active MRAAMs, 2 R.550 magic SRAAMs and 2 30mm auto cannons. The 20% ECM on these aircraft allows them to dodge some incoming fire and their high speed allows them to easily chase down escaping aircraft. Their decent price for the capability they provide allow them to deal with all but the threat of high end fighters (unless used in groups) and are more then a match for bomber and attack aircraft.

Price: 90

A direct upgrade to the F1C, the C-200 has longer range air detection, longer range on it's auto cannons, swaps the older 550 magics for the R.550 magic II (with longer range, accuracy and stabality). These aircraft still only have semi active missiles but can do a number on most aircraft and even against hostile jets with fire and forget MRAAMs they can come out on top when deployed in pares.
Price: 100

The Mirage 2000C RDI is the second best fighter in French inventory. These units are slightly faster then the F1C line, have 10% more ECM, better turn rate and trade the older super 530Fs with the newer, longer ranged, more accurate super 530D. They are great fighters and can go toe to toe with most aircraft in the game in the same price bracket but are still somewhat limited by their semi active MRAAMs when going 1 on 1 with fighters with F and F missiles.

Price: 120

Multi role cluster bomber packing 40% ECM, very good air detection, a 30mm autocannon, 2 SRAAMs and 6 7 AP cluster bombs. These multi role aircraft make good light fighters and great anti armor units for grouped formations of tanks and AFVs. They are best used with a supporting escort when bombing ground targets.

Price: 130

multi role napalm bomber with 2 30mm autocannons, 6 napalm bombs and 2 SRAAMs, these aircraft can absolutely erase infantry and other soft and even armored units from woods or towns and anything not destroyed in the inferno will be panicked and stunned. They are great tools for slowing advances or for clearing units out of cover. They lack any ECM so they are easy to shoot down if deployed in areas with lots of AA. they can hold their own if needed against lower end aircraft but work best when bombing with an escort fighter so they can focus on the strike mission.

Price: 100

Similar to the napalm version, the 5F model trades the napalm bombs and 50 auto cannon rounds for 8 400 lb bombs and 10% ECM. They can easily erase soft ground targets and do heavy damage to armored ones. The high spread of their bombs allows them to carpet large formations of hostile units but spreads the damage out. Against fixed wing and helo targets these aircraft can be used as light fighters when needed but are limited in their lack of MRAAMs. They should always have an escort when bombing targets.

Price: 90

The best fighter in the French air force and one of the best in the game, the Rafale C F1 brings a single 30mm autocannon, 6 MICA IR SRAAMs and 4 MICA EM MRAAMs to the party on fast air frame with 50% ECM and great turn radius. They are a massive threat to anything with wings or a rotor and when deployed 1 on 1 will win most dogfights. They are very limited in numbers and very expensive so care should be taken to keep them flying.
Price: 180

West Germany has high quality units pretty much all around, if you looked for them. Virtually every infantry unit is superior to all other BLUFOR nations when examined closely. They also have some of the most reliable armor in the game. Their units can be quite pricey though. It's about quality over numbers.

West German logistics is pretty great overall, when compared to other nations. Having a high speed, light armored amphibious APC, to the most expensive command tank in the game for BLUFOR (with good reason) the Leopard 2. West Germany also does have some very high capacity supply units as well, but they are a bit more expensive than other nations.

West German infantry is pretty high quality all around, especially with their LAW, every unit has a LAW capable of hitting a target at 700 meters, with the exception of the militia, who have a surprisingly good RPG as well. They also usually come with the best LMG in the game, in terms of fire rate.

West German infantry transports also tend to be of high quality, and surprisingly cheap, especially with the Marder series. Effectively better than a Bradley all around, with a slightly lesser quality ATGM.

West Germany also has some very high quality AA units, most notably the Flakpanzer Gerpard found within this category. There is also a decent selection of rocket artillery and mortars, but conventional howitzers are lacking in quality.

Probably what defines Germany the most, would be their tanks, which are used by quite a lot of other nations in the game. They have some of the highest quality tanks available, with a pretty amazing stabilizer on virtually every tank, decent armor for the price, and amazing AP power. Comparatively low availability though.

West Germany overall has some exceptional recon units, being able to effectively cover any role, including the PAH-2 Tiger, quite literally an omni-purpose helicopter.

Overall, the West German vehicle tab is lackluster, pretty much only containing tank destroyers, as well as a WWII flak vehicle.

There are very few choices for German helicopters, either a small weak chopper with ATGMs, or a prototype version with Stinger missiles.

West Germany does have a lack of a decent airforce, having only two Air Superiority fighters available to them, and their ground attack aircraft could be better.

The command infantry unit of West Germany. Not too unalike from other command infantry units. This group is armed with a battle rifle, and the MG3, which is arguably the best MG in the game, for good reason. I won't get into why here, because that would imply it's OK for this unit to get in a fight. It's not.

Cost: 100 + Transport

This is the common car CV shared with by a few nations. This thing is very fast in all circumstances, which is the main reason the price is 10 points higher than usual.

Cost: 110

This is the Fuchs, the general purpose wheeled APC for West Germany. Very high on road, and off road speed, very good amphibious ability and a point of armor all around. Great general purpose CV.

Cost: 120

The German M557. This unit is used by quite a few of the BLUFOR nations, and they are all identical. This version however is unique, as it can travel a smidge faster off road, and over water for the same price as the other nations M557. 2 points of front and side armor is something not to pass up.

Cost: 120

The early German all around tank. This one given a command role. It's got some armor, starting at 8 on the front, making it reasonably durable against most lower end tanks, as well as a quite decent gun, with a pretty good stabilizer on it too.

Cost: 145

The Leopard 2, the bread and butter of most BLUFOR tank decks. A very potent gun, combined with rather high quality armor for a command tank, make this a great unit for holding forward capture zones.

Cost: 170

Same as the US CH-53, in it's entirety. Very fast speed, very big size, and very high capacity.

Cost: 85

The base supply truck for West Germany. Pretty decent all around, with a good supply load of 1100 units.

Cost: 20

Roughly the same as the above, but bigger, holding more supplies, being actually classed as a bigger target, and actually getting 10 Strength which is unusual for a supply truck (not that it makes much of a difference if the enemy plans on shooting it though).

Cost: 30

The fire support team for the nation. Overall a very good fire support unit, especially with the rate of fire the unit has. Very high accuracy, very good AP power, and 2 HE power make this a very useful support unit. This unit is also capable of being transported in Marders for a minimal availability drop.

Cost: 10 + Transport

The base Elite infantry unit for the nation. Overall a very powerful unit to use, especially in contested city sectors. SMG's, the I.MG3, arguably the best MG in the game, due to it's fire rate, and suppression ability, and the PzF 44, a quite good all around RPG.

Cost: 30 + Transport

Same as the above essentially, but with generally improved weapons, this unit getting the H&K G11 (a rifle that probably would've been used if it weren't for the reunification of Germany), and the upgraded RPG, to the PzF 3, which is functionally identical to the REDFOR Vampyr RPG. The rifle does come with the minor downside of not getting a fire rate boost when within CQC though.

Cost: 35 + Transport

This AA unit is armed with the Redeye, and is the only non prototype MANPAD available. Overall it's a bit mediocre, with a fairly low accuracy and HE power. It is reasonably cheap and high availability however.

Cost: 10 + Transport

Same as the above, but with the Stinger C, doing nothing more than boosting Accuracy (by a lot) and bumping the HE power up to 5. This unit is defined as a prototype however.

Cost: 20 + Transport

West German Militia. Overall, this unit isn't actually that bad. They have a reasonably good rifle accuracy level, and a pretty decent RPG as well. Honestly, this in my (subjective) opinion is actually a good unit for the price, once you get past the unloaded movement speed.

Cost: 5 + Transport (5)

This is the only "standard" infantry unit West Germany gets. A quite good unit for cross sector city defense, or for use in forests. They are armed with a battle rifle, and the conventional MG3 machine gun, both of which excel at taking down light units at range. Add the PzF 44 to the mix, and you have a great defensive infantry unit.

Cost: 15 + Transport

This is your first, most basic ATGM team. Pretty low accuracy for an ATGM, but a pretty high AP power of 17, which is actually quite good for the price.

Cost: 15 + Transport

Almost exactly the same as the above, but with 7 more AP power, and an extra 5% accuracy. Like the above, fairly low accuracy, but extremely powerful if it manages to hit. It can seriously mess up even the highest end tanks in the game, if it hits, and usually will 1 shot everything else.

Cost: 20 + Transport

Same weapons as the Jager, except with the I.MG3 instead of the base MG3. This unit is a great general purpose infantry unit, mostly due to their Shock training level boosting accuracy and fire rates. The I.MG3 usually makes up for the fact that a battle rifle is usually going to lose within CQC combat scenarios. This unit is also capable of being transported in the Marder IFV. along with the Deckungsgruppe.

Cost: 20 + Transport

Same as the above, but prototyped due to the fact that this unit is armed with the PzF 3, making them exceptional tank killers, along with good general purpose infantry units.

Cost: 25 + Transport

The base Gepard radar AAA gun. Very good range for an AA gun, and reasonable accuracy at 45% although it does have a comparatively low effective rate of fire, and also can't fire on the move. Quite decent for the price.

Cost: 45

Same as the above, but more accurate, and as a result, quite a bit more menacing. This variant can also fire on the move too, which is worth noting, making it decent against helicopter rushes.

Cost: 55

Prototype version of the Flakpanzer. This variant gets a further accuracy buff on it's cannons, and also gets 4 Stinger infared AA missiles making it even more of a menace against most aircraft, and helicopters.

Cost: 65

This is the same Roland series of missile the French use. This variant splitting the line between the French basic Roland and the Roland 3. As a result it's got greater anti aircraft range, lower anti chopper range, and a 65% accuracy. This package is also mounted on a Marder chassis which makes it slightly faster offroad compared to the French variants at the cost of a bit of front and side armor.

Cost: 50

Same as the above, but with the French Roland 3 AA missile, which is identical to the French version with 3500 meter anti aircraft range, and 2800 anti chopper range.

Cost: 65

Identical to the FRP Roland, but this one is mounted onto a truck granting significantly faster on road speeds, and slightly faster offroad speeds at the cost of literally all of the armor, which may be an issue if the enemy team starts targeting this with artillery compared to the FRP variants.

Cost: 65

Wast German basic MLRS truck. Each one of these trucks carries 36 HE rockets, which is pretty great for when you need to suppress enemy units. The dispersion is reasonably low too, but the range for a MLRS unit is somewhat short. It does make a decent suppression and killing tool on 1v1 and 2v2 maps though, since the maps are small enough that these will work from almost anywhere on the map.

Cost: 50

Same as the above, but with a faster offroad speed, which may, or may not be useful. Not much else is different here, except that this gets a slightly higher HE value per rocket, which is usually a negligable difference for such a price and availability difference.

Cost: 70

Identical to the UK M270 MLRS unit. 12 HEAT cluster missiles, essentially makes this unit the BLUFOR equivelant to the Smerch, but with a little bit less range. Fires off 12 6 AP warheads.

Cost: 120

A conventional M109 artillery piece. This one can easily be argued to be terrible, with a very short range, and a very high dispersion for an artillery piece. Something one would only buy for it's 7 HE power, and even then, why?

Cost: 50

A better version of the above, by a large margin, with much better range, and manageable shot dispersion.

Cost: 100

The standard M110 "tube" artillery piece. Pretty low shot dispersion, and very high HE power, but supprisingly short range when compared to the M109 above.

Cost: 70

This is the base Mortar for West Germany, using the Tampella mortar, which is a fantastic general purpose Mortar with the max mortar range of 7700 meters, a very low dispersion for such a mortar, and 5 HE shells.

Cost: 35

Same as the above, in an M113 for higher speeds, better fuel efficency, and amphibious ability. Otherwise the two are identical.

Cost: 40

This is the German version of the MBT-70, as this tank concept was a joint venture with East Germany, and the US. Both tanks have the same armor package with 12 armor points on the front, and they both have the same speed and fuel efficency. The difference with the Keiler is that it gets an actual anti tank gun, which fires further, has a bit more AP, and less HE power. It also can't fire the ATGM. This tank is arguably better because of the main gun, although the MBT-70 in my opinion is a better general purpose unit.

Cost: 70

This is the tank the above tank was intended to replace. The M48 is a pretty old, and overall mediocre tank with 5 armor max on the front. However it does have a reasonable gun, worthy enough in my opinion to be considered a cavalry tank instead of a MBT, since it does 9 AP damage with a reasonable accuracy. This tank also has an incredibly high availability too.

Cost: 25

Same as the above, but with slightly different weaponry. This version gets a slightly better main gun for tank killing, and switches out the M2 for the MG3. Not much else to say about it, since it's the same price. It is less available than the above M48 though (which honestly shouldn't matter).

Cost: 20

This tank in many ways can be compared to the above and be considered the same. It's not by any means of course, but the basic stats are very similar. The guns share the same accuracy and AP power. The staple difference here is the stabilization which is 35% compared to the guns 45% accuracy, which is pretty amazing for such a cheap tank. It's also got an extra point of armor on the front and back compared to the above, minus one side armor. A very decent tank.

Cost: 30

Similar to the above (of course), the primary differences being the gun, getting it's accuracy up to 60%, and 45% while moving, an extra AP point, and 2 more armor on the front.

Cost: 40

Another linear upgrade, this one boosting accuracy to 65%, which is pretty damn amazing for a tank of the price, boosting the AP power by 4 more, and stabilizing the gun to 50% accuracy.

Cost: 65

This tank can be easily compared to the M1A1 Abrams, or the M1IP Abrams, as this tank has 15 frontal armor, a 60% accurate main gun, 50% stabilization, and 16 AP power. It's very much of a powerhouse tank, especially for the price. The terrifying thing about this is that it can be used in a Pre-80's deck too if you wanted.

Cost: 80

Same as the above, but with a bit more armor, slightly higher accuracy, and 2 more AP power. Still a great tank.

Cost: 100

Same as the above again, this time only boosting the stabilizer by 5%, and further up-armoring the tank with 3 more points of armor

Cost: 130

Arguably the best tank in the modern world. This tank in game has 22 points of armor on the front, a 70% accurate gun while stationary, and 65% while moving, firing 23 AP shells. There is essentially no availability for this tank though, so caution should be had, even with a tank of this quality.

Cost: 170

This is essentially a squad of Heimatschutzen with half the manpower in exchange for optics, and as a result higher price. These guys can't be relied on to do much of anything really, but they do have an optics value of Very Good, so they make good stationary spotters.

Cost: 10 + Transport

West German standard recon chopper. Broadly comparable to the Redfor Mi-2, but faster. Not much else to say about it.

Cost: 45

The sniper team. In general this is a very bad combat unit, and it can't really do much against armor, since they only get the M72, with 2 rockets. However, they are insanely hard to spot, and fast moving for infantry.

Cost: 25 + Transport

The recon jeep. Very good offroad speed, and very good optics mostly explain it's price. Otherwise, completely unarmed, and unarmored.

Cost: 25

An armored car armed with a 76mm HEAT gun. Good optics, and a very low fuel requirement make it a decent fire support unit when needed to be. It barely has any armor though, at 2 on the front, and 1 everywhere else. German version of the FV601

Cost: 20

This is the prototype German Assault/Recon helicopter. It's a jack of all trades really, with Stinger missiles, a rocket pod, and 4 Hot 2 ATGM's. It's also got armor on the front and sides, and a good stealth rating which is unusual for a helicopter.

Cost: 140

A more modern APC like recon vehicle. This is armed with a 20mm autocannon, and the MG3. It's also faster, can go farther without refuling and is amphibious. It also has the same availability as the Sonderwagon.

Cost: 25

Same as the above, but with better optics, and an accuracy upgrade for the autocannon. Quite useful utility unit.

Cost: 45

I honestly didn't know this unit existed until I started doing this guide, since nobody seems to use it. This is a small, good optic recon vehicle, with an autocannon. There's not much else going for it, since it's rather slow offroad, but it does have a reasonably good fuel efficiency.

Cost: 15

The Leopard tank, with recon optics. This unt when compared to the usual Leopard 1A2, has slightly less frontal armor, a slightly superior gun, no MG, and the optics of course. Quite a good general purpose, and high availability support tank.

Cost: 30

This is a late WWII, early Korea era AA unit, built off of the M41 light tank used by a few other nations in Wargame. It's not the greatest of AA units, although the guns will function. A unique feature of these guns is that they deal a 1.5 HE damage on impact, effectively meaning damage will appear to scale from 1 to 3, then 4 to 6 as a result of how wargame rounds out it's damage values. It's also got a few AP rounds that deal 2 KE AP damage for attempting to kill light units such as transports.

Cost: 15

The basic car, with the Milan F1. Not much else I think I should cover here, except for the extremely high speed, at 110 offroad speeds, and the fairly low ammo count.

Cost: 20

Same as the above, with the F2. Not much else to cover here.

Cost: 25

One of the last "hunting tanks" Germany made. A relatively weak gun, with low AP (HEAT) power, and accuracy, which is usually made up with a rather high rate of fire at 12 rounds per minute, and a high availability. 3 armor on the front, and a small profile do protect it from the weaker AT weapons fairly well too.

Cost: 20

A prototype Marder with the L7 gun found on most BLUFOR Main Battle Tanks. A quite decent AP power of 15, and a decent accuracy of 40%. A point greater armor all around than the Kanonenjadgpanzer, but the gun has a very low rate of fire, at only 6 base rounds per minute. They do have auto loaded main guns, allowing them to function better then comparable units when demoralized. Decent for if you want to avoid the use of ATGM's for a fairly cheap price.

Cost: 25

A fairly unique unit, armed with SS-11 ATGM's, which are broadly comparable to a Milan 1, but even less accurate. A decent alternative to the Kanonenjadgpanzer for the same price, if you'd prefer ATGM's over a fairly fast firing gun.

Cost: 20

Same as the above, but on a bigger hull, which has more armor, and moves faster, and actually almost has optics.

Cost: 25

A Kanonenjadgpanzer hull, but instead of the gun, this unit gets a Hot 1 ATGM, which is better than the SS-11 missiles, by far in all respects, and a point less armor on the front.

Cost: 40

Same as the above, but trades off the HOT 1, for the I-TOW ATGM, which has less punch by 4, but it a much more reliable ATGM to hit with.

Cost: 40

A very tiny armored vehicle with a 20mm autocannon, similar to the ones found on most French units. Low accuracy and AP power, but it does make a good fire support tool for suppressing enemy infantry units. Very poor fuel efficency is something to note, but the vehicle has a small fuel tank, so it's not hard to refuel it.

Cost: 15

Same chassis as the above, but with the TOW 2, which is arguably the best BLUFOR ATGM, with a 70% accuracy, and 25 AP power.

Cost: 50

This prototype unit is the only AA helicopter West Germany gets. It's got 4 Stinger C Infared missiles, which are very reliable. The only major downside with this unit is the fact that it, itself only has 4 strength, which makes it very easy to kill.

Cost: 50

Same chopper as the above, but with the Hot 1 ATGM's. Not much to say about it. It's decently powerful as an AT unit though, if the 50% accuracy is on your side.

Cost: 50

Almost identical to the above, but with the Hot 2, which has a greater accuracy, at 55%, and a higher AP value, set to 25.

Cost: 60

This is the German napalm bomber. A very high availability for a plane, as well as a low price, but the jet itself is one of the slowest in the game, just barely beating the A-10 Thunderbolt in speed, and has no ECM. Most likely a throwaway plane.

Cost: 50

This is the base German Air superiority Fighter. It's only got 4 Aim-9F missiles, which are short range, and largely inaccurate, and of course the autocannon. I suppose this is a decent jet for the price, having 20% ECM as well, but I rarely see these successfully shoot down a fighter that costs more than them.

Cost: 70

This is the prototype version of the above, with much more reliable weaponry, having more accurate, longer range Aim-9 missiles, as well as the Amram radar guided AA missiles. 40% ECM is great too, but the plane is very pricy, and has a low availability.

Cost: 140

Same plane as the base F-4F, but with the more accurate Aim-9 missiles, as well as 2 Maverick AT missiles. Quite a decent plane in both roles, of air superiority against bombers and the like, and quite decent in an AT role.

Cost: 120

The East German SEAD plane. A very good, very expensive plane, with 4 Antiradar missiles, as well as 4 IR missiles for close defense, along with a 50% ECM, and high speed. An availability of 1 per card does make the loss of one of these, very painful however.

Cost: 150

A plane with largely the same functionality as the Peace Rhine, but with bombs instead of missiles, and a slightly higher ECM value.

Cost: 130

Canada, albeit not the most powerful nation in game, by far, has quite a few very powerful specialized units. They are desperately lacking in reliable AA solutions on their own.

Canadian command units are pretty average, and usually get the job done. None of them are particularly of note. Canadian cargo units tend to be faster than most other cargo units in the game, but generally have a lighter capacity than most other nations.

Canadian infantry, on their own are fairly powerful, provided they don't get involved in close quarters combat, since pretty much all Canadian infantry units are armed with battle rifles, with two exceptions. They usually have a decent LAW to use as well in most cases.

All Canadian infantry transports are amphibious (except for the prototype standard infantry IFV), or flying. In general they are all pretty fast, and well armored, but lightly armed.

Canada has very few units within it's support category, and the only radar capable vehicle is the prototype Centurion Marksman AAA. They do get the ADATS in this category, which is effectively a high power ATGM that can also fire at planes. In fact, every AA piece available to Canada, besides infantry based units, are all prototypes. Otherwise, their mortars, and artillery are a bit low quality.

Canadian tanks in Red Dragon, are mostly outdated. They get old Centurions, which aren't bad, and Leopard 1s, which also aren't bad, but faced against any major armor, these will be scuttled pretty quick.

Overall, Canadian recon is what can be expected. Mostly modified infantry transports, or helicopters. They do get the very useful Recce unit, which is a sniper team, armed with a 50 caliber sniper rifle, that deals AP damage against vehicles, and usually scores a critical hit on each shot.

The Canadian vehicle tab is mostly unimpressive, with the exception of the Chimera. A very powerful case made tank destroyer. Otherwise, it's mostly just ATGM carriers.

Every helicopter available to Canada is considered a prototype, all 3 of them built off the same helicopter, used in anti ground roles.

Canada gets a small, but very powerful airforce, with cheap ground attackers, and very powerful air superiority fighters, based off the F-18.

The basic Canadian Command Infantry unit. Armed with a battle rifle, and a decent MG, both of which make them OK static defenders against enemy infantry if it comes down to it.

Cost: 100 + Transport

Basic command jeep. Not much else to note about it here.

Cost: 100

A slightly more "advanced" command jeep. This unit moves significantly faster off road, able to move the same speed of tracked vehicles on road, which can be essential for the survival of this type of unit.

Cost: 110

This is the staple Canadian troop transport, used for a CV role. Very good maneuverability all around, and a point of armor all around. Is also armed with an M2 MG, but that rarely does anything useful.

Cost: 125

An unarmed, armored, tracked CV, with 2 frontal, and side armor, which do help a lot when facing artillery bombardment.

Cost: 120

The Leopard C1 found under the tank tab. Exactly the same stats, and has a very decent gun for a CV. A bit lightly armored like the usual Leopard 1 variant though.

Cost: 150

A cargo Chinook. High speed, and 2500 unit supply capacity, as well as a high durability, if the enemy wants to try and shoot at it.

Cost: 55

A rather old, and basic cargo truck. Carries 800 units of supply. You can get quite a few of them in fou need them though.

Cost: 15

Canadian prototype cargo truck. Much higher supply capacity, at 1750, as well as a much higher off road speed, if required.

Cost: 30

An awful AA missile, with only 20% accuracy, and a pretty short range. Very cheap though, and there is a massive availability.

Cost: 5 + Transport

The base Canadian Paratrooper unit. Armed with a battle rifle, a Carl Gustav LAW, which is very powerful, and accurate, as well as a CQC, honestly a bit mediocre MG for CQC combat especially. Very good static defenders though.

Cost: 20 + Transport

General upgrades all around, this time the unit gets the C7 assault rifle, a minor upgrade to the Gustav, giving it 2 more AP power, and the Minimi CQC machine gun. A great general purpose infantry unit.

Cost: 25 + Transport

Canadian basic rifle infantry. Armed with a battle rifle, the C6 MG, which is decent, and the M72 (which I hate). Decent against light enemy units.

Cost: 10 + Transport

Just barely better than the above, switching the rifle over to the C7, as well as upgrading the M72 to the A4 variant, giving slightly better accuracy, and more AP power. This unit also has the option to be carried in the TH-495, which is effectively a Canadian Bradley, or BMP-2.

Cost: 10 + Transport

A fire support team armed with the C7, and a Fire Support variant of the Eryx, which is very accurate, and has a ton of AP power, going up to 25, but has a very short range for an ATGM.

Cost: 15 + Transport

Effectively the same as the base Canadian Airborne, but with a static LMG, insdead of the CQC capable SAW the airborne has, as well as a lesser training value. Quite decent general infantry, if a bit pricy.

Cost: 15 + Transport

Compare again to the Airborne, but this time the '90 variant. This time the major difference (besides training again) is that this unit gets the Eryx, which as stated before, is insanely powerful, if short range.

Cost: 20 + Transport

This is the much better alternative to the Blowpipe. It still requires LOS to the target, but the accuracy is acceptable, and each warhead inflicts 5 HE, which will seriously mess up most helicopters, and jets.

Cost: 15 + Transport

A fire support team, this time using the Carl Gustav. They also get an SMG, which is noteworthy.

Cost: 10 + Transport

Conventional flamethrower infantry, with SMGs. Not much else to say about them, except that they can use the TH-495.

Cost: 15 + Transport

What it says on the tin. This is a Bison troop transport with the 81mm mortar in the back. Moderate range, moderate damage, and a fairly good dispersion value. 2 front and side armor also do help against counter battery.

Cost: 30

The only Canadian "AA" unit, and a prototype. Armed with the Javelin AA missile, and an MG. Not much else for me to note about it.

Cost: 35

The only Canadian AA gun in the game, which is also unsuprisingly a prototype. Very good AA range versus helicopters, and jets, as well as a decent range. It's also got quite a bit of armor, and can survive SEAD strikes, with luck.

Cost: 50

An M113 with the omni purpose ADATS missile attached to it. Very powerful in both roles of ATGM, and AA missile, due to having an AP value of 25, and a HE value of 7. Rather limited availability however.

Cost: 110

An alternative to the Bison, on a slower, cheaper platform. Otherwise they are largely the same.

Cost: 30

The basic M109. Pretty bad in general, with a pretty short range for artillery of it's type, and a pretty high dispersion. 7 HE ain't bad though.

Cost: 50

Largely the same, with more range, and slightly better dispersion. Still unreliable at best to hit near your intended target though.

Cost: 80

The base Canadian Centurion. Overall, a pretty mediocre tank, with the exception of it's armor, which is pretty decent in general for the price, at a value of 9. The 8 AP KE gun is a bit worrying though, as most tanks have armor above this value. Incredibly slow off roads too.

Cost: 25

Essentially the same as the above, but with a slightly better gun, in all respects. Not much else to note here.

Cost: 30

Same as the above again, with more range, and a little more AP power.

Cost: 35

Same as the Centurion Mk. 5, with the same armament, excluding the obvious S-11 ATGM system strapped to the front of the tank. Generally mediocre compared to most other tanks that can shoot ATGMs, but i've used these to good effect versus enemies before, so it shouldn't be underestimated, especially in swarms.

Cost: 30

The Canadian Leopard. Just like most other conventional Leopard tanks, with 8 armor, and a very accurate gun. The AP power on this model is rather low however, at 12.

Cost: 40

Prototype Canadian upgrade of the above, increasing the armor quality a bit, and significantly increading the AP power of the gun up to 17, as well as the usual accuracy boost. A very powerful, and dangerous tank to face, if a bit of a glass cannon. Pretty high availability too.

Cost: 65

Essentially the same as the above, but with a much better armor package, going up to 14 on the front instead of 10, which makes it quite comparable to the armor of most, same price REDFOR tanks.

Cost: 85

A rather basic recon helicopter, on par with the Huey in terms of speed. It's got very good optics though, and a minigun for personal defense, which actually works supprisingly well versus infantry (don't try it if you can avoid it though, obviously).

Cost: 50

A cheap armored car. Good optics, an M2, and decent general speeds. I wouldn't reccomend this unit, but it does do it's job.

Cost: 10

A Grizzly, with a 76mm HEAT gun, and good optics. It makes a great fire support unit when combined with other wheeled units, although it's accuracy can be a bit low, and it must not be moving in order to fire.

Cost: 20

A Bison, with Very Good optics, and given a Bushmaster autocannon. A great general purpose ground based recon unit, with mostly everything, except serious AT power.

Cost: 45

An exceptional optic variant of the ILTIS car. Very high speeds make it a very useful "active" recon unit.

Cost: 45

A M113 with optics.Not really great, but I would reccomend it over the Ferret in this case, since it can swim, which may be seful in certian cases.

Cost: 10

Canadian Special Force recon. Overall they are simply OK as a Commando recon unit, armed with an AR, a (fairly low quality) SAW, and the M72. They are comparatively cheap though.

Cost: 25 + Transport

This unit it likely to be taken in any Canada involved deck if possible. This unit is a sniper team, but instead of the typical rifle caliber sniper rifle, this unit gets a .50 caliber sniper rifle, which has the longest range in the game for a sniper, and also, an AP value of 1 assigned to it.

Cost: 25 + Transport

This prototype "tank" is very powerful all around, with 20 frontal armor, and a 60% accurate main gun. Very useful in armored pushes, and used for static defenses, but potentially weak when ambushed, since this unit does not have a turret, and must turn to face it's attackers, usally leaving one side exposed to another enemy.

Cost: 120

Same as the Cougar Recon mentioned before, but with Poor optics instead of Good. Same price, but this card has double the availability.

Cost: 25

A Buffalo with a TOW 2. Very accurate, and powerful ATGM.

Cost: 60

An M113, with a recoilless rifle. Decent for general purpose fire support, with 12 AP, and 2 HE HE/HEAT rounds.

Cost: 15

Same as the above, with a TOW missile. Decent accuracy, if comparatively low AP power of 15.

Cost: 25

Same as the above again, but with the I-TOW. 20 AP powr, and 60% accuracy are not to be underestimated.

Cost: 35

A M113, with the TOW 2. Not much else to say.

Cost: 55

Same as the M113 variant, but on the back of an unarmored car.

Cost: 10

A TOW on a slightly faster car.

Cost: 20

A TOW 2 on the ILTIS, which makes for a great, and cheap way to get extra TOW 2 missiles on the field compared to armored alternatives.

Cost: 40

A conventional Huey, with 4 strength, as is usual for basic Hueys. This prototype version happens to be armed with twin miniguns, as well as 14 pretty accurate, but low power HEAT rockets. I've used this unit very effectively as a harassment helicopter, many times before. As a result, I do reccomend it, if you can handle the micro invloved, since their ammo doesnt last long if being used right.

Cost: 45

The slightly more durable variant of the Huey, armed with a pair of 70mm rocket pods. Decent hit and run choppers, but in my experience, rarely outright kill infantry squads on it's own, unless it's a 5 man or less squad.

Cost: 30

A Huey with a bunch of SS-11 ATGMs strapped to it. I personally have bad experiences with this compared to the Centurion AT, and wouldn't reccomend this, but your experience may be different, since a 17 AP missile still hurts a lot, if it hits.

Cost: 35

Basic Air Superiority fighter. Armed with 4 pretty terrible IR missiles, with a very low accuracy value of 25%. I've never even see these missiles hit alone, so I strongly reccomend avoiding this one. Can be used for helo hunting.

Cost: 45

A 0 ECM multirole fighter, armed with rockets, and some low end Aim-9 missiles. The rocket pods are very decent though.

Cost: 70

A basic bomber, armed with 3 500 kg bombs. 0 ECM, as usual, but 3 500KG bombs will usually kill anything they happen to land on.

Cost: 70

First Canadian plane with ECM. This aircraft is very fast in general, has 2 decent AIM-9 missiles, capable f killing a jet if they both hit, as well as 8 cluster bombs, which will seriously damage anything they land on, and outright kill most lighter units like transports.

Cost: 125

Air superiority variant of the above. With 6 Aim-9 missiles, and 2 Sparrow semi active missiles. This plane is a very deadly fighter at close ranges, and the Sparrow missiles actually work torwards this goal. The comparatively low ECM for a fighter may be something noteworthy here though.

Cost: 130

Prototype version of the Voodoo noted above, with 50% ECM, and 2 SEAD missiles. Very powerful, and quite hard to kill. Very good aircraft for the price.

Cost: 90

Denmark is overall pretty restricted in terms of variety, but come with some of the most powerful infantry, and air control units in the game.

Command unit variety is pretty much the same as it is for Canada, almost entirely, except Denmark gets a Centurion command tank instead of a Leopard.

Danish infantry, all around is incredibly powerful, all coming with a MG3 for a machine gun, including the Militia class unit. They are fairly light in terms of ATGM ability though.

There aren't that many Danish infantry transports... at all. They are all 5 points each, and they do the job of getting you there.

Denmark has barely any artillery, but some great, and unique AA options, including the EOTS HAWK (a HAWK, not using radar guidance), and the Otomatic, which is effectively a tank destroyer that can reliably kill planes.

Denmark is again in the same boat as Canada in terms of tanks. They get Centurions, and basic Leopards.

Overall, Denmark doesn't have that many particularly good recon units, but what they do have can be very powerful, especially the special forces recon.

Denmark's vehicle tab is solely just ATGM carriers, take e'm or leave e'm.

Denmark has only 3 helicopters, and they are either ATGM carriers, or are armed with 20mm cannons.

Denmark gets some very unusual looking aircraft, which are all fairly average for their role. Denmark does get the F-16 however, which while is an alright plane, can be beaten by most enemy aircraft of the same price.

Classic command MUTT, fairly fast on road and decently priced, useful for holding sectors that are already secure but can be used on the front lines if properly protected.

Cost: 100


Command M113, it can swim, has decent armor and can defend itself in a pinch with it's .50 M2 browning. can take some artillery fragments and small arms but should avoid direct contact with hostile forces.

Cost: 110


Armed with a 84mm main gun, M2 Browning HMG and with relatively thick armor, this command tank is perfectly suited to hold hotly contested objectives. It's not the best armed or armored command tank on the battlefield but it's armor and armament allow it to defend itself against hostile units (however like all CVs, it should be escorted) and protect itself from hostile artillery strikes.

Price: 130 points


Command infantry squad outfitted with the powerful MG3 and Gv M75, a copy of the C3 battle rifle, these units are still fragile and should always be protected when capturing a zone. They will fight relatively well for command troops due to their high end small arms but are helpless against armored targets due to the lack of AT an massed soft targets.

Price: 100 points


Similar to it's West German counterpart, this supply truck has a large payload and decent speed both on and off road, it gets your ammo, spare parts and fuel where they need to go fast at a decent price.

Price: 20 points



Although newer then the Jupitter, this truck is slower off road and carries a little less then half the supply as it's bigger, older counterpart. They do come at half the price so they are a decent alternative method of resupply if one wants something slightly less expensive.

Price: 10 points

Standard line infantry armed with domestic G3 clones, the low powered but fast fireing M72 LAW and the potent MG3, these troops will hold their own against most line infantry and if properly supported by numbers and fire support, more elite squads.

Price: 10 points


Elite special forces infantry armed with the 5.56 spewing M/85, M3 RR and the FN Minimi, these troops will mulch just about anything from tanks to infantry if used properly. They are fast, powerful and well armed but can only be deployed via MD Jupiter trucks and Lynx helicopters.

Price: 30 points



Reservist infantry who's militia training is made up for by their employment of the MG3 machine gun at longer ranges and up close with their M/49 SMGs, their only real weak point militia wise is their low powered, low ROF Super Bazooka. If grouped together or used with support of other infantry, their low price and high availability can give you an edge when clearing out a hotly contested forest or town.

Price: 10 points


FIST team packing the M2 CG RR, and domestic G3 rifles, these troops will do a number on any armor unlucky enough to get within range and can do a number on hostile infantry at ranged engagements, should be backed up by "traditional" style infantry squads and be used to provide them with fire support.

Price:10 points


Similar to the '75 version, these troops pack the longer ranged, more powerful M3 CG, improving their ability to support infantry and destroy tanks at the cost of lower availability and a 5 point price increase.

Price: 15 points


Shock troops armed with L. MG3 SAWs, Gv M/75 battle rifles and the deadly M2 CG, these shock troops hit hard, move fast and are carried in sturdy, swift and swimming M113s, don't underestimate these troops when you encounter them in city or forest fighting.

Price: 20 points


Like their '75 era counterparts, these shock troops mean business and pack the longer ranged, more powerful M3 CG RR at the cost of availability and an extra 5 points.

Price: 25 points



Domestic copy of the US Redeye, these low cost MANPADs make up for low firepower, accuracy and range with high availability and a low price, these units are good for dealing with hostile helos and can occasionally cause issues for fixed wing aircraft, make a good part of a layered air defense network.

Price: 10 points


Stinger C armed MANPAD team that at twice the cost and lower availability bring much more powerful, longer range and more accurate IR AA missiles compared to the older Hamlet/Redeye squads, best if used similar to the Hamlet teams to protect units on the front line but with higher performance.

Price: 20 points

The only transport helicopter available to Danish troops, it's quick, well armed for it's role as a light transport (MG-3 door gun) and will get your troops where they need to go in a hurry.

Price: 25 points


Tracked, amphibious and lightly armored, this classic APC can transport most infantry and can provide light fire support with it's M2 machine gun. Very useful when having to cross rivers or land troops on hostile beaches.

Price: 5 points


In exchange for a later introduction date and a little speed, this upgraded M113 possesses additional front and side armor that will help keep the troops inside safe and allow it to take a little more abuse then the A1 model.

Price: 5 points



Originally produced by Canada during WW2, these quick, unarmed, lightly armored APCs are a great (and only) way to get your militia infantry where they need to go. Although they have armor on the rear, sides and front, they have no top armor and only have a strength of 5. They should avoid incoming fire whenever possible and are best used as battle taxi's to move troops back and forth.

Price: 5 points



German made transport truck used to move around command, recon and special forces troops, they have no armor and but are cheap and quick, best used as a pure battle taxi.

Price: 5 points

Although this truck mounted quad .50 can't engage fixed wing aircraft, it will do a number on hostile helos and soft targets. This light SPAAG is great for fire support and will mulch anything from infantry up to lightly armored vehicles. When close enough to hostile helicopters it can shred even armored KAs and Hinds with sustained fire.

Price: 10 points


M113 packing an 81mm mortar, this light artillery will fire rapid bursts of shells that are great at taking on infantry and soft targets although sustained fire will panic and eventually destroy even heavenly armored targets. Able to cross rivers and land on beaches, this unit is perfect for shoot and scoot tactics.

Price: 30 points



An american classic with German upgrades, this 155mm howitzer is great for taking on even heavily armored tanks with sustained fire but it truly shines at uprooting entrenched infantry and destroying hostile AAA or ATGMs. Always remember to relocate after you fire and keep an eye out for hostile artillery that you can counter battery.

Price: 50 points


Upgraded with greater range and better accuracy thanks to a longer gun, this is a direct upgrade to the older M/109G. This unit also holds additional ammunition so when deployed away from a FOB or supply units it can keep the rain falling longer before it needs to rearm.

Price: 100 points



The basic model of the American made heavy SAM, this unit is great at taking down fixed wing aircraft and is a nightmare to encounter with helicopters. Their only weaknesses are their low strength (although they do have front and side armor), low ammunition capacity and the fact they need to be turned off when dealing with hostile SEAD.

Price: 40 points



A direct upgrade to the older HAWK, this SAM has upgraded missiles with longer range and greater accuracy in exchange for an additional 20 point cost.

Price: 60 points


This deadly prototype SAM features all the perks of the I-HAWK with the addition of EOTS guidance, meaning that even when turned on it is completely immune to SEAD aircraft.

Price: 75 points


Ever wondered what would happen if you put a 76mm naval gun on a Leopard 1 hull? This is the result, the ONTOMATIC's main gun can be used on both aircraft and even tanks, it's rapid fire rate and it's large caliber equal a closed casket to anything unfortunate enough to come into range of it's gun. This prototype SPAAG is radar guided so be careful when you see or know the other team has SEAD aircraft on station.

Price: 80 points

The basic British made Centurion is armed with a low caliber gun but possesses decent armor for a low end tank. Armed with it's 84mm cannon and a .50 M2 machine gun, this tank's main weakness is it's slow speed offload as well as it's low AP and HE power on it's main gun, it is still a good fire support platform and can do a number on even higher end tanks if it can close the distance, best used in groups to support better armed tanks or to escort infantry and their transports.

Price: 25 points



A faster, up gunned upgrade to the older 84, this tank is still somewhat slow off road but possesses a harder hitting and longer range main gun then it's older counterpart. for 10 points you get additional range, better accuracy, stabilizers and a higher AP main gun and 5 extra KM/H.

Price: 35 points


A further upgrade to the previous centurion, for another 10 points you get an additional 5 KM/H, even more AP, accuracy and stability to the main gun. This 45 point tank is a formidable opponent to the mid to high end T-54/55s and T-62s you might face but might have issues with higher end platforms such as the T-64, 72, 80, ect.

Price: 45 points


German designed Leopard 1A3 with Danish upgrades, this tank is fast, accurate and powerful but has relatively thin armor. These tanks are great for hit and run attacks and can do a lot of damage to hostile armor if properly supported.

Price: 40 points


Further upgrade to the 1A3-DK, this tank like it's German brother possess a more powerful, accurate and stabilized main gun, additional armor and better optics compared to the A3-DK. This tank is the best Denmark has and although no match for the highest end tanks one on one, it can be used in groups and ambushes to engage much higher end hostile tanks.

Price: 65 points

An unarmed MH-6 Littlebird with very good optics, this very small recon helo is small, making it hard to detect and hard to hit but it's strength of 4 means that it should be kept out of the fight.

Price:45 points



Like the Cayuse, this recon helo is very small and fragile but in exchange for only good optics you gain 14 70mm FFAR rockets. These are useful for finding and killing lightly armored units like ATGM teams or carriers, artillery infantry or hostile recon units. they only have a few rockets so make sure to rearm whenever you get the chance.

Price: 30 points



SF recon teams armed to the teeth with I-MG-3 SAWs, Hovea M/49 SMGs and the infamous M2 CG RR. They will crush, kill and maim anything unlucky or dumb enough to get in their way without support. They can be used for CV hunting, supplementing traditional infantry with their better optics or just hiding in the woods calling out any hostiles they see.

Price: 30 points



Like their '75 counterparts, these troops are armed with the best of the best. packing suppressed MP-5s for ambushes (just make sure if you try this turn the SAW off), the infamous 5.56 Minimi SAW and an upgraded M3 CG RR, these are not infantry that should be underestimated.

Price: 30 points


An American Walker Bulldog light tank tricked out for recon duty, it's main gun and armor are weak by tank standards but when it comes to recon units they are fairly well armed. These can be used by themselves for forward recon or be mixed in with your regular tanks to give them a little more firepower and the benefit of better optics.

Price: 15 points


More accurate, harder hitting and more fuel efficient upgrade to the classic M41A1, these light recon tanks also have slightly thicker armor then their predecessors. They are a direct upgrade to the older version and work best when used with similar tactics.

Price: 25 points


This amphibious recon vehicle is simply a M/92 PNMK with some of the ammo swapped out for better optics. They work well with their FSV cousins and make efficient hunter killer teams when pared together.

Price: 25 points


Recon MUTT armed with the deadly MG-3, packing very good optics, great off road speed, it's only downside is it's lack of armor and low strength. Although powerful, the MG should only be used in self defense or as a last resort.

Price: 25 points


Prototype light recon vehicle armed with an MG-3, it has a high off road speed, light armor and a strength of 10. Like it's unarmored MUTT cousin, it should stay out of direct combat and only use it's MG in self defense or as a last resort.

Price: 30 points



Basic 5 man recon team with regular training, they are armed with GV M/75s and M72 LAWs, they are great to hide in bushes or forests to keep tabs on hostile troop movement and can be used in cites with other infantry to give them a heads up on incoming attacks. Their small squad size means they should avoid direct combat but they can lend other squads a hand in a pinch and if forced to can fight back fairly well.

Price: 15 points

A danish Landrover mounting the classic M40, great for ambush and hit and run tactics, it's lack of strength and armor are made up for by it's rapid speed and potent armament, easily destroying hostile units many times it's price due to it's HEAT rounds.

Price: 10 points



Landrover mounting a basic ATGM, this fast moving unit can take on anything from APCs to tanks as long as it keeps it's distance, it can only carry limited ammunition so care should be taken to keep it rearmed in the field.


Price: 25 points



A direct upgrade to it's older counterpart, it fires upgraded TOW's that are both harder hitting and more accurate then the base model, allowing it to take down even the heaviest tanks with ease.

Price: 45 points



Tracked, amphibious and lightly armored, these ATGM packing boxes on tracks can dish out a lot of hurt to tanks and other AFVs. They are more durable then their Laro counterparts but should be kept out or range of hostile units and stay out of direct fire. Perfect for escorting their infantry carrying counterparts.

Price: 25 points



Armed with top of the line TOW 2's, this unit is a direct upgrade to the older model, it is a major threat to any hostile ground vehicles within it's range but care must be taken when hostile helicopters, mortars and howitzers are operating in the AO.

Price: 50 points.



Amphibious 25mm autocannon armed FVS on a M113 hull, this vehicle is great for escorting the lighter armed M113s and infantry as well as supporting tanks and forming hunter killer groups with their Vildkat recon counterparts.


Price: 20 points

Light attack helicopter armed with twin 20mm autocannon gun pods, these nimble choppers can make quick work of lightly armored targets and hostile helicopters (as long as they are no armed with AA missiles). Great when pared with their tank busting TOW armed counterparts.

Price: 30 points


Swapping gun pods for ATGMs, these helicopters will blast through hostile tanks and AFVs with ease, care must be taken to properly protect them from AAA and they do need to rearm frequently. They work well with their 20mm packing cousins to provide well rounded air support for ground troops.

Price: 55 points


MD500/little bird armed with 4 basic TOW missiles, this very small helicopter is fragile but hard to hit. It can dish out a lot of damage with it's 4 TOWs but needs to rearm frequently and should be kept away from anything that can fire at it.

Price: 40 points

This multi role fighter bomber is armed with the hard hitting 10 HE AGM-12C Bullpup, one of the few high explosive AGM's in the game allowing it to attack infantry in addition to vehicles, this also allows one to fire position on unseen targets. It also packs 4 AIM-9L's and autocannons to protect it when hunting ground targets or allowing it to aggressively attack hostile aircraft.


Price: 100 points



Switching the AGMs and IR AA for 6 500 pound bombs, this variant is best used only for ground attack but can in emergency use it's autocannons for self defense. It is great for destroying grouped units, vaporizing infantry and lightly armored units and doing serous damage to even heavily armored tanks.

Price: 120 points


Armed with quad 20mm auto cannons and 76 hydra rockets, this ground attack aircraft will wreck any lightly armored units and infantry. It can do a number on better armored targets, completely destroying them if used in pares or more. Their quad 20mms are great for hunting helicopters and can do a number on hostile fixed wing aircraft as a last resort.

Price: 65 points


Multirole fighter bomber armed with a 20mm Vulcan, 2 AIM-9L's and 12 cluster bombs, it can heavenly damage or completely destroy most armored vehicles and can both defend itself or engage most attack aircraft but should avoid direct contact with hostile ASFs.

Price:125 points


ASF F-16 armed with AIM-9M sidewinders and AIM-7M Sparrows and a 20mm Vulcan autocannon, it's capable of engaging both fixed and roto wing threats. The only major drawback of this aircraft is it's limited payload of 4 missiles total.

Price:120 points



Multirole aircraft armed with AGM-65s for tank busting and aim-120A AMRAAMs and a 20mm autocannon for aircraft, this plane has 40% ECM meaning it can pull off some high risk strikes with a better chance of completing the mission.

Price: 160 points



F-104 armed with a 20mm autocannon and 4 MK 77 napalm bombs. Perfect for clearing out entrenched forces or cutting off roads and passes, this unit excels at melting infantry and other soft targets but it will panic and with enough time destroy better armored ground units.

Price:80 points


Canadian made F-104 derivative armed as an ASF, it packs 4 aim-9Ls and a 20mm Vulcan autocannon allowing it to hunt both helicopters and fixed wing aircraft. One downside to the F-104s is their poor turn radius but in groups they can overwhelm even high end fighters.

Price:60 points

Sweden is definitely a unique country, as represented in Wargame. They use, effectively their own equipment for everything, and are fairly strong while doing so.

Swedish logistics units in general are pretty generic, like most other nations, with the exception that they use their own APC, and command "tank". They have very light capacity supply units, but they are fairly cheap.

Swedish infantry units are surprisingly powerful, particularly using their ATGM, or AA missiles, which are unique to Sweden, their ATGM is tied with the French prototype Milan F3 for the highest AP power for an infantry based ATGM in the game. Sweden also has one of the most powerful special forces unit in the game for cross-sector defense.

Swedish infantry transports are largely unimpressive, with the exception of the STRF 1940, which is quite capable of dealing with most REDFOR IFVs when neccesarry.

Sweden has some of the best artillery units available to BLUFOR, the Amos, a double barreled mortar, and the Bkan, an artillery piece with an autoloader, capable of firing almost double the density of a comparatively sized artillery piece. They also get some unique, but largely ineffective AAA.

Sweden also has some surprisingly good armor as well. They have either, old Centurions, a modified Leopard 2, and their own, case made tanks, the STRV 103 Series which have average armor, can only shoot forward, but have amazing rates of fire for any tank.

Sweden doesn't have that many recon options, and for the most part, excluding the recon infantry, can't really handle well in a fight.

Sweden is also light in the Vehicle category, they only have a few AT units in here, including a few cheap, but well armed mobile gun platforms.

Sweden barely has any helicopters, only an I-TOW carrier, cheap, but fairly reliable AT ability.

Sweden has a small, unique airforce, with planes that have either poor survivability, but a lot of availability, or vice versa. They can usually handle well on their own, but are almost always inferior to other jets of the same price.

Swedish command troops armed with domestically produced G3's and 6.5mm M240s. They are best kept away from direct combat and should always have other units protecting them. Come in a variety of transports for any situation.

Price:100 points


Fast moving wheeled command vehicle, unarmored and with low strength. These relatively inexpensive command vehicles can quickly capture an hold a zone but only when properly protected.

Price:105 points




Amphibious command IFV with light armor and a 20mm autocannon, it can defend itself from hostile helos and lightly armored units that stray too close but should be protected by other units. Can survive a few shells or mortars landing near it but should relocate when fired on.

Price: 130 points


This prototype Swedish command IFV is armed with a dummy 40mm main gun and only possesses a MMG for self defense. It makes up for this with relatively thick armor and decent speed. This unit can survive a few shells and possibly a frontal hit from low powered AT but really needs to avoid combat and should be supported by other units.

Price: 130 points



Command S tank armed with a 105mm main gun and MMG. This unit lacks a turret and the ability to fire on the move but makes up for this with a small size, high fire rate and decent armor. This unit can defend itself but like all command units it requires protection and is a prime target for hostile forces. This is the only amphibious command tank in the game (and by extension the best armored amphibious CV as well).

Price:150 points


Domestic copy of the amphibious UK made Alvis Stalwart, this supply truck is able to bring fuel ammo and spare parts/men to places other ground supply units would find impossible. It is quick in the water and on land and holds a decent load of 800 supply units.

Price:15 points


Faster off road then the Amfibiebil 101 and carrying an additional 300 supply units, this is offset by it's lack of amphibious capability. It is never the less a decent supply truck and will keep your units in good fighting order.

Price:20 points


Swedish version of the CH-46 used to resupply troops in the field. It will quickly get your supplies to the front line or can be staged in the rear and transfer their cargo into empty supply trucks. it is fairly fast at 270 kph and hardy with a strength of 8, it can take some fire if need be but should avoid overly hot LZs.

Price: 25 points

Old school Swedish reservists packing Swedish Mausers, Miniman AT rockets and domestically produced BARs. One notable feature about these troops is that they are not only reservists with MGs but non static MGs. They can't be used in CQB like SAWs but can fire on the move. They are pretty high end when it comes to reservist infantry but should be used in larger numbers or with the support of other troops.

Price: 10 points




Elite Swedish SF packing AK4's, M2 CG RRs and KSP m/58B SAWs. These guys are tough fighters with 15 man squads that can mulch most infantry and vehicles as long as they are supported and not outnumbered. They are only able to ground insert in unarmed Amfibiebil amphibious trucks and helicopters, potentially limiting their ability to insert into heavenly occupied areas.

Price: 35


Like their '75 variants, these 15 man SF squads are armed with even more lethal weapons such as the AT12T LAW and the AK5 rifle. They are now even more deadly up close thanks to their higher fire rare assault rifles and can crack open even the strongest armored tanks and AFVs.

Price: 35 points



5 man MANPAD team with a powerful 4 HE missiles and M/45B SMGs. They are a lot sturdier then the contemporary 2 man teams. They are guided and not F&F so should not move until they hit their target.

Price: 20 points



Direct upgrade to the older RBS 70 with longer range, better accuracy. They are overall provide a slightly larger and more reliable AA net at a slightly elevated cost. They are still guided and not F&F but still have a large size compared to most MANPAD teams.

Price: 25 points



Airborne shock troops packing AK4's, M77 RR and and a SAW. These troops are fast, deadly and tough at 15 man squads. Their AT has relatively long range and decent AP so they catch a lot of FSVs off guard. They are great for initial land grabs or behind the lines insertion, perfect for harassment.

Price: 30 points



Line troops with the AK4 battle rifle, M2 CG RR and KSP M/58 MG. They have really good AT for line troops and are able to deploy a variety of platforms from APCs (wheeled and tracked) and IFVs to helicopters.

Price:15 points


Packing less accurate but higher fire rate and AP AT4s, these line troops are great for city fighting and have have additional transport options compared to the '75 version. Consider them a direct upgrade in everything but AT accuracy.

Price: 15 points



5 man ATGM team with a heavy duty 26 AP missile. They will cream any armor dumb enough to get too close to their position, their 5 man size allows them to take a little more punishment compared to traditional 2 man teams and pack M/45B, that allow for self defense.

Price: 30 points


Flamethrower troops armed with M/45B SMGs and M/41 flamethrowers. These troops are the ultimate city clearing unit due to their great CQB armament. With proper AT support and other infantry to back them up, no troops are safe from incineration.

Price: 15 points

Amphibious transport truck able to carry your troops across water, they are unarmed and fragile but are relatively cheap and fast. These trucks are able to rapidly transport reinforcements into relatively secure areas or moving around rear line support troops that are less likely to come under direct fire. They can also deploy troops into secured naval zones allowing for large scale flanking maneuvers because of their low price.

Price: 10 points





Fast, amphibious and with decent armor, this APC will get your troops to their destination quick and safely. They are extremely fast in the water as well as on land allowing for rapid transport of troops from naval zones as well as crossing rivers. Their 2 frontal and side armor let them take a decent amount of punishment from small arms and artillery shelling as well as lower AP weapons.

Price: 10 points




Amphibious IFV armed with a 20mm autocannon and 2 frontal armor in addition to 1 armor on the top, sides and back. They are fairly priced and decent for both fire support and protecting the troops they carry. Suitable for coastal assault as well as river crossings.

Price:15 points



Heavy duty IFV with 4 front, 3 side and 2 top and rear armor. They are armed with powerful and accurate 40mm autocannons making them great for destroying hostile ASVs and infantry. They are just as fast as the lighter armored PBV 302A but are unable to cross water. When assaulting towns they can take point followed by lighter armored transports.

Price: 25 points



Quick unarmored low strength transport vehicle for moving recon and command troops. They are extremely fast off road and can push recon troops deep behind hostile lines and rapidly transport command troops onto an objective. They are unarmed so should not get involved in direct combat.

Price: 5 points



Lightly armored wheeled APC armed with 2 domestically produced Browning M1917 machineguns. They are inexpensive, have an extremely high fire rate but should not engage targets directly but be used in support of their dismounted infantry. They have no top armor so care should be taken when howitzers and mortars are in the area.

Price: 10 points



Swedish UH-1 armed with an MMG, it is able to carry airborne shock, command, SF recon and infantry teams into combat. It is fairly fragile so should discharge troops if in safe LZs when possible, can provide limited fire support after unloading troops.

Price: 15 points


Swedish seaknight armed with a 7.62 minigun, it is better armed, faster and stronger and more expensive then the HKP 3C but is less maneuverable meaning more time spent landing to unload. They are great for fire support after unloaded and are great for behind the line harassing ops. These helicopters have massive fuel efficiency allowing them to redeploy your troops wherever they are needed several times before needing to refuel.

Price: 20 points

Prototype dual 120mm mortar system, It has HEAT rounds for self defense but should stay far behind the front line. The fire rate is very high allowing for extremely rapid and heavy mortar support. They are very cost effective for only 65 points and are great for destroying infantry, light and with sustained fire heavy AFVs.

Price: 65 points



Rapid firing 155mm howitzer able to deal with even armored threats. This howitzer will rapidly and accurately cripple or destroy any target on the battlefield. It is lightly armored allowing it to survive light counter battery but should be shift moved after firing on a target like all artillery units. Armed with a MMG for self defense, it lacks direct fire defensive capability. Limited ammo capacity so care should be taken to frequently rearm.

Price: 120 points



Upgraded with better fire control from the 1A model allows this 155mm howitzer to aim faster and fire more accurately then it's older counterpart. This SPH is a direct upgrade to it's older model at the cost of a higher price and prototype status. Like the 1A, it only holds 14 shells so having supply units nearby is important for sustained fire.

Price:130 points



Classic circa 1943 SPAAG upgraded with better engines. Armed with two 40mm autocannons, they will make short work of hostile helicopters and can down careless fixed wing aircraft. The biggest downside to this unit is it's extremely low fuel economy, making them dependent on refueling relatively frequently.

Price: 10 points



Prototype SPAAG armed with upgraded 40mm radar guided autocannons. They are accurate and hard hitting but need to be turned off if hostile SEAD is spotted. They are great for protecting your front line troops and tanks from hostile helicopters and fixed wing aircraft and can be used as fire support when needed.

Price: 40 points


Prototype SPAAG based on the STRF 9040 hull, it is one of the few support tab SPAAGs with AP ammo for it's highly accurate 40mm autocannon. This unit excels at destroying helicopters and aircraft, punching through armored air frames like the SU-25, MI-28, MI-24, ect. They can keep pace with their IFV cousins and can easily destroy lightly armored vehicles and provide fire support on soft targets as well.

Price: 50 points


Amphibious and armored RBS-70 launcher, this vehicle is also armed with a self defense MMG allowing additional firepower against helicopters and a means of defense against ground units. They still should be used with escorts or to escort ground troops, they are great for naval landings and river crossings. They carry 12 missiles each allowing for sustained non radar air defense.

Price:25 points



American made classic heavy SAM. although lightly armored in the front, the low strength and lack of defensive armament means you need to escort these heavy hitters. They use the basic MIM-23A HAWK missile but are still deadly when used against aircraft and helicopters. They are slow moving off road and have limited ammo so support in the form of escort and resupply is needed to get the most out of this system. They are radar guided so care needs to be taken when hostile SEAD aircraft are in use.

Price: 40 points


MANPADs mounted on fast moving land rovers, these units are fragile but fast and can provide short range air defense for rapidly moving assaults. They carry limited missiles so frequent rearmament is needed for continued usage. They do need to stop moving to fire.

Price:30 points


A direct upgrade to the RBS-70 model, they carry better missiles with greater range and accuracy and also have a twin launcher to speed up followup shots. Like their older counterpart they require escort, frequent rearmament and can only fire when stationary.

Price: 35 points

British designed Centurion armed with a 105mm main gun, this tank is slow but well armored. They can take on most tanks in their price range without any issues but should always have AA escort. They are perfect for escorting infantry and their transports or higher ends tanks and are a decent choice when it comes to inexpensive armored support.

Price: 30 points


Upgraded Centurion with a more accurate main gun that fires more powerful AP ammunition. It also can travel further without refueling (with larger fuel tanks that require more fuel to fill). This tank is a direct upgrade to the standard 102 but is still one of the lower end tanks best used in support of higher end armor when facing high end tanks.

Price: 35 points



A further Swedish upgrade, this adds reactive armor, speed, gun range, AP and stability to the earlier models. It has increased armor by 1 point all around with the exception of the top. These upgrades give a decent lethality and surviveability upgrade compared to earlier versions.

Price:45 points



Top of the line Centurion prototype with the best Swedish upgrades installed. It is faster with a longer range, higher AP, accuracy and stabilized main gun. This tank is the be all end all of the Centurion family and is a great all around mid tier tank. They are best used pared with other armor and recon due to their poor optics to get the most out of their long range guns.

Price:55 points



The classic Swedish S tank, they lack turrets and stabilizers but have extremely high rates of fire for their 105mm main guns. They are small and great for use in ambushes with their thick frontal armor, they are relatively soft on the sides, back and top and should always be attack moved when in combat.

Price: 55 points


This upgrade to the 103B has a longer ranged, more accurate and higher AP main gun, It also has upgraded frontal, side and rear armor and better fuel economy. This allows it to take and give more punishment then it's older brother.

Price:80 points


The ultimate S tank has an even more accurate main gun, higher AP and further armor improvements. This prototype upgrade is one of the best ambush tanks in the game. It is a direct upgrade to the older S tanks.

Price:90 points


Swedish produced and German designed leopard 2A4 with the more potent 120mm ammo used in the Leopard 2A5, it has the same high AP but at the cost of the additional armor of the A5 model. This tank is the best in the Swedish arsenal and although a prototype comes with two cards. These tanks can go toe to toe with other high end armor but work best when supported by combined arms tactics in addition to lower end tanks as backup.

Price:155 points

Amphibious recon vehicle based on the PBV 302A. It has less ammo and no troop carrying capacity compared to it's APC equivalent but has additional fuel economy (and a bigger fuel tank) and much better optics. These can be mixed in with your IFVs to spot potential threats to them and the infantry inside or to support other AFVs and tanks spot targets. They are also good for spoting targets for ATGMs allowing one to get the most out of their long range.

Price: 20 points



Although lacking an autocannon like it's APC counterpart, the STRF 9040, this dummy gun, machine gun armed prototype recon vehicle keeps it's great armor and gains exceptional optics. These can spot threats far in advance of the formations it is mixed in with and can easily slip behind hostile lines or wait at the front and spot troops for your other units.

Price: 55 points



Swedish shock recon troops packing M/45 SMGs, M2 CGs and KSP M/58 non static MG. They are good in CQB with their SMGs but can't use their MGs up close, however, they can fire their KSPs on the move. They are tough, deadly and great for behind the lines scouting or providing dug in troops added support and longer range vision.

Price: 20 points


Unarmed recon helicopter useful for scouting for troop movements and directing fire for artillery/ATGM/ect. It is fragile and unable to defend itself so should avoid AA and anything else that can fire at it. Can be used to good effect when pared in hunter killer teams with PVHKP 9A ATGM helos.

Price: 40 points


Unarmed recon jeep with very good optics, this scout is quick and easy to hide. It is unable to defend itself so it should either be sent with escorts or stay away from direct engagements. Can both keep pace with troop formations and easily observe hostile units from concealed hide sights.

Price: 25 points

Swedish 'Stug like" tank destroyer armed with a 105mm main gun and HEAT rounds. These assault guns/tank destroyers are stealthy with their small size and make great ambush weapons. Their HEAT rounds can damage and with sustained fire destroy even heavenly armored tanks as well as make quick work of infantry. They have a decent rate of fire and are well worth their price, their only true downsides being relatively weak armor and limited operational range before needing their fuel tanks topped off.

Price:10 points



Amphibious tank like tank destroyer armed with a 90mm main gun with HEAT rounds and an MMG. Aside from the better speed, fuel economy and ability to swim lacked by the older IKV 103, It fires more powerful ammunition from a stabilized, turreted main gun both faster and more accurately. These units are perfect for fire support and escort of IFVs/APCs as well as supporting heaver tanks. They are extremely useful for both river crossings and coastal assault, allowing for deep flanking maneuvers behind hostile lines.

Price: 20 points



Prototype amphibious, up gunned IVK 91 with a larger 105mm KE main gun. This vehicle sacrifices the HEAT trait (which is good at long range but lacks range related damage increases, making it a situational advantage/disadvantage) and some rate of fire in exchange for higher AP, stability, accuracy and optics.

Price: 35 points



Amphibious ATGM carrier armed with a self defense MMG. Unlike most of the equivalents in it's class, this vehicle has minor defensive abilities against unsuspecting helicopters and infantry, however it is still wise to escort this unit and avoid putting it the tip of the spear, allowing it to focus on distracted or advancing tanks.

Price: 30 points



Rapid off road tank destroyer armed with a 90mm HEAT RR. These vehicles are the perfect ambush weapon able to damage and with additional fire destroy any armored target. They are also effective fire support for infantry clearing towns, providing heavy support from the edge of town at a low price.

Price: 10 points


Direct upgrade from the base model, this unit offers higher AP damage output at the same low price for exchange for slightly lower availability and the inability to be used in CAT C deck. Used similar to their older counterparts, they provide effective fire support and the ability to damage and destroy any ground based threat with ten shots max.

Price: 10 points



Swedish ATGM carrier known as the "pimp mobile" by old time forum users. this extremely fast, heavy hitting RBS-56 packing monster might be fragile but it can and will destroy anything short of the best tanks in a few shots. They are fragile and should not lead the charge, either providing concealed support or backing up the better armored AFVs as they roll up on hostile positions.

Price: 35 points

Sweden's best and only ATGM helo, these units are great for tank hunting when pared with HKP 6A's or used to back up advancing troops. They have a limited ammo capacity and should rearm whenever possible to keep air support for ground troops consistent. They have good fuel economy allowing them to save supplies at the front by only rearming and waiting for lulls to pull back and refuel.

Price: 50 points

Napalm bomb armed attack aircraft armed with 3 bombs and powerful quad 20mm autocannons. This attack aircraft can uproot pesky infantry from towns and units hidden in the woods. It is also really good for helicopter hunting due to the massive fire rate of it's autocannons which should only be used on fixed wing aircraft as a last resort.

Price: 75 points



Armed with 2 locally made AIM-4s for self defense and 2 locally made AGM-65s, this ground attack aircraft will bust up tanks and can offer limited support as a helo hunter, it is rare to kill fixed wing aircraft with it other then with extreme luck via critical hits or with the support of other aircraft, it's AIM-4's best being used for self defense and as a last resort.

Price: 100 points



Armed with powerful gliding cluster bombs and 2 locally made AIM-9s, this aircraft is great for taking out clustered groups of AFVs, it's AA armament is limited like it's older brother so it can only be safely used for helo hunting, self defense or as a last resort.

Price: 130 points



Armed with twin 30mm autocannons and AA rockets, this unique ASF makes up for it's lack of range with high damage output up close. It is perfect for helo hunting and engaging ground attack aircraft but caution should be used when engaging missile armed aircraft. In groups or pared with other aircraft they can shred anything unlucky enough to get too close.

Price: 50 points



Sacrificing half it's AA rockets and one autocannon, this multi role packs powerful ground attack rockets in addition to it's AA armament. It is still formidable up close but like the D model it should either work with other aircraft or be sent out in groups against hostile fighters. It's rockets are great for taking out soft targets but sustained fire will absolutely destroy armored threats.

Price:60 points


Packing a single 30mm autocannon and 6 short range AA missiles (2 AIM-4s, 4 AIM9s), this ASF is deadly up close due to the fact both missile types fire separately, allowing it to fire all 3 weapons at once. They are great for helo hunting, defending against hostile attack aircraft and can can support other ASFs or fight in groups against even high end ASFs.

Price: 75 points


JA 37 ASF armed with the US designed, British upgraded skyflash long range radar AAM, AIM-9s and a 30mm autocannon, this ASF has 30% ECM and a great arsenal for taking on anything from helos to other ASFs.

Price: 105 points


Best Swedish fighter available in game, this powerful ASF is armed with F&F AMRAAMs, AIM-9s and a 27mm autocannon perfect for shredding anything in the sky. They are highly maneuverable have 40% ECM and are great for escorting attack aircraft and defending your troops from hostile attack aircraft and helicopter gunships.

Price: 150 points



Attack jet armed with HE AGM's it is one of the few AGM aircraft that can both fire on position and target infantry. They are not as powerful against armor compared to HEAT AGMs but are much more versatile allowing them to attack any ground or sea targets they face. They are slow and require escort and have no means of AA defensive capability so keep they away from other fixed wing and AAM armed helos.

Price: 60 points

Norway, overall in Red Dragon is pretty soft compared to other nations, with exception to their infantry. Overall Norway is best used defensively, since there are virtually no units capable of holding an offensive action over open ground.

Norway has a couple Command units, which overall aren't that impressive compared to other nations, but there is some variety involved, having virtually every type of CV you'd need. Logistics is a bit light on the ground, with only a single truck, but this is made up for with their supply chopper, which is very fast, for a supply chopper, and can carry a fair amount of supply.

Norway has some very high quality infantry, especially their Light Infantry, which is very potent against other infantry, and tanks that wander too close. Generally, with the exception of standard infantry, AT capabilities are quite good all around.

Norway generally has some very good transports, depending on the need, including a wheeled 3 point armor APC, as well as the basic Huey transport helicopters, and a few lighter tracked transports with autocannons.

Norway is pretty light in the Support category, with the Exception of their Radar AA, which is arguably some of the best in the game against Jets, as well as the fact that thay are fairly self sufficient, with the exception of the NOAH HAWK. Otherwise, their mortars and artillery is a bit light.

Norway uses, for the 1990's in this game, fairly ancient tanks. Their most well armored tank is the Leopard 1A5, which has an excellent gun, but definitely not enough armor if faced with any ATGM. Otherwise, they have some older M48s, and even the older M24 Chaffees from WWII.

Norway again is using some outdated units, even in their Recon category. Overall their vehicles used for recon are from WWII, but their recon Special Force unit is a sniper team, which has many uses.

Norway only has tracked AT units in their vehicle category, like most other nations. They do get the TOW 2 on one of their vehicles however, which is worth noting.

Norway has no independent helicopters, they just don't.

Norway is quite a bit like Sweden in terms of airforce, not particularly big, but enough to get the job done, for cheap. They get some high quality jets, as well as the cheapest SEAD jet in the game, with a high availability, the F5A-PUFF.

Norwegian command troops armed with AG-3s and MG3's. These units are great for holding zones with city blocks or woods to hide in. They are well armed but should avoid direct engagements with hostile units, preferably relying on other units to protect them.

Price: 100 points




Unarmed M113 based CV with better front and side armor then a normal M113 in exchange for defensive armament. They are amphibious and quick for tracked vehicles and can survive a few indirect shell hits but should avoid combat whenever possible.

Price: 120 points



Command tank packing a 105mm main gun and M2 browning, it is decently armored and can defend itself in a limited capacity. These units are durable for a CV but still should be protected whenever possible to prevent loosing the command zone they are holding.

Price: 120 points



Fast, unarmored wheeled CV that is great for rapid land grabs. These units are fairly fragile and are dependent on other units to protect them. If it is ever seen it is best to move it to another spot in the command zone to prevent hostile artillery from destroying it.

Price: 110 points



Armored wheeled APC based CV with a defensive M2 machinegun, these units are a good balance of armor and speed. They are still dependent on escort into hostile zones and as with all CVs they are prime targets so make sure they are properly protected. Their add on armor prevents them from crossing rivers or seas limiting it to bridges and landingcraft.

Price: 125 points


civilian supply helo used during wartime as a supply transport, this helicopter is a quick way to rearm, repair and refuel troops or rearm supply trucks slightly behind the line. It is relatively fast at 300 kph and has a strength of 6 as well as a large capacity of 1500 supply units.

Price: 35 points



American designed M35 transport truck that carries a modest amount of supply units at a decent speed for a low cost. There are the only ground based supply units available to Norway so they are extremely useful for situations where it's not safe to fly your AS.332's. They can rearm safely behind the lines from your supply helos reducing the time it takes for ground based resupply into areas that are not safe to use helos.

Price: 15 points

Shock troops packing AG-3s, M2 CGs and L.MG3s, they are great for rapid deployment with their selection of wheeled and helicopter transport options. They are well equip to deal with both soft and armored threats and are great for rear line raiding. They come in 15 man squads allowing for higher availability then smaller squads.

Price: 30 points



Direct upgrade to the '75 troops with longer range, more powerful but slower firing AT (Eryx ATGMs instead of M2 CGs). These prototype troops actually work well with their older counterparts, allowing the '90 troops to engage targets at range while the '75 troops engage targets faster at closer ranges such as towns or woods.

Price: 30 points




10 man SF team armed with C7s, Eryx ATGMs and L.MG3s. They are well armed for city fighting and have relatively long range and powerful AT. Although manpower wise they are weaker then Fallskjermjeger their training and rifles make them deadly up close. They are similarly armed and share the same transports allowing them to work together relatively easily.

Price: 35 points



Norwegian line troops packing AG-3's, M72s and MG3s. They have accurate rifles and fast firing machine guns although their AT weapons lack high AP and accuracy, they are able to shoot them off rapidly. These infantry come in a good selection of transports allowing them to be inserted into a variety of situations quickly under light armor or more slowly with heavier IFV fire support.

Price: 10 points



A direct upgrade to the '75 troops, these infantry carry upgraded M72A4s and have access to higher end transports then their older geared brethren. The additional accuracy and AP on their LAWs make them much more deadly to armored targets and their high end transport options make a large difference in the field.

Price:15 points


Norwegian militia troops armed with old school Krag-Jorgensen bolt actions and M72s, they are great for plugging gaps in your line or as support for other infantry. They are slow moving but are good for holding cities or assisting with clearing or defending woods, their low price and high availability allows them to be deployed en mass to hold or assault large towns on urban maps.

Price:5 points


SACLOS (non F&F) MANPADS with in a 5 man team. These troops should avoid engaging hostile ground troops but their larger size allows them decent self defense capabilities. Their missiles are powerful and have a long range allowing them to keep both fixed wing and roto wing threats at bay. Like all infantry MANPADS they work best in dug in positions such as towns or woods.

Price: 20 points


Upgrade to the older RBS-70 allowing for even longer range against helicopters and planes. Like their older counterparts they come in 5 man teams allowing for decent self defense. These troops are a direct upgrade to the older RBS-70 but come at a higher cost and lower availability.

Price: 25 points



Hardy Shock troops useful for holding and clearing towns. They are armed with AG-3s, M2 CGs and the infamous L.MG3s making them great all around shock troops. They are able to rapidly air insert to flank or QRF into a contested area or arrive via more traditional ground based APCs and IFVs, leaving them as very flexible troops in the field.

Price: 20 points



FIST teams armed with AG-3s and M2 CGs, they can engage armored threats as well as dismounted infantry. They can be effective in both city and forest fighting when supported by other infantry by providing both fire support against hostile troops and engaging armored threats with their high AP RR.

Price: 10 points



Trading the M2 CGs of their '75 counterparts for Eryx ATGMs, this unique FIST team is able to engage dug in troops from a much longer range as well as hostile AFVs that pose a threat to the other troops they are supporting, the one downside being the lower fire rate of the ATGM compared with the RR and when stunned their missiles will be unable to hit their target.

Price: 15 points

Large caliber American made MLRS sporting powerful cluster munitions. The perfect weapon for attacking large formations of AFVs and tanks as well as deeply entrenched SAM sights as well as counter battery fire on stationary artillery. These units require a decent amount of supply to provide continued support and require a lengthy reload but can really turn the tide of a battle if used properly, they should be like all artillery be kept at least slightly behind your front line and should have units protecting them from units that breach or sneak behind your lines.

Price:120 points



US made 155mm SPH perfect for taking out soft targets like SAMs and infantry. With sustained fire they can destroy AFVs and even tanks. It is important to relocate the battery after firing to prevent counter battery fire and to make sure they are protected from hostile units as their defensive MG3 has very limited use against hostile units.

Price: 50 points



An upgrade to the standard NM109, this SPH has longer range, higher ammo capacity and better accuracy to it's older brother. A direct upgrade, they are still ill suited to life on the front line and should be protected and kept at least a short distance away from hostile units.

Price: 100 points


Rapid firing, amphibious M113 mounted 81mm mortar perfect for danger close use. The 3 HE shells are good for soft targets but can stun and destroy better armored targets with sustained fire. They are great for town assaults and work great with the classic "shake and bake" (softening targets with HE rounds then deploying smoke for advancing forces) strategy.


Price: 30 points



Like it's smaller cousin, the NM125, this amphibious mortar trades fire rate, accuracy and ammo capacity for a higher HE and longer range 107mm mortar. They pack a considerable punch and can cause a lot of damage very quickly, deploying their payload then melting back behind your lines before they provoke counter battery fire.

Price: 40 points



Amphibious RBS-70 armed M113 that is perfect for escorting formations of it's APC brothers. It's the perfect unit for helo hunting and can do a number on any fixed wing aircraft unlucky enough to fly into it's range. They can take a bit of punishment and are immune to SEAD but should always be escorted to prevent ground units from destroying them, leaving the airspace open for a hostile counter attack.

Price: 25 points



20mm autocannon mounted on a quick moving truck. They can keep pace with any formation allowing them to keep the skys clear of planes and choppers trying to stop or slow your assault. These units are inexpensive allowing for them to be mixed in with your troops across your lines. providing air defense for everything from slower tanks and APCs to your fast moving wheeled vehicles.

Price: 15 points



Hard hitting I-HAWK that will destroy any air unit with only 1 or 2 shots. They are radar guided allowing for long range protection at the exchange of being targeted by SEAD. These units need to be resupplied frequently and need protection but in exchange provide a large no fly zone around your troops.

Price: 70 points


Prototype F&F AMRAAM's on a truck. They can fire extremely fast but can be targeted by SEAD, making turning them on and off an important tactic. They can be used alongside the NM45 as they share the same prime mover (and speed), allowing for the NSAMS to supplement your 20mm AAA with longer range while the non radar NM45s take care of SEAD aircraft hunting your hopefully inactive NSAMS.

Price: 85 points

Fast, powerful but lightly armored, the Leopard 1 is a great system for quick Blitzkrieg land grabs or defensive action against approaching armor when in concealed positions. They have a quick fire rate from their 105mm main gun allowing them to provide rapid fire support when escorting infantry and allowing for rapid follow up shots against better armored tanks. They work well to support your higher end Leopard 1s or can be used to flank targets that are being engaged by your M48s.

Price: 25 points



Upgraded with a longer range and harder hitting 105mm main gun and additional frontal armor, this direct upgrade allows these tanks to be used more aggressively without risking their destruction and increasing their ability to fire on targets before they can return fire.

Price: 45 points




Swapping a few shells for better front, side and top armor, additional accuracy, AP, range, stability and better optics, this upgraded leopard 1 is a major threat to even high end tanks up close and able to hold it's own against anything in it's price range. These heavy hitters might lack the armor of some of the highest end tanks but have massively powerful armament for their armor level.

Price: 65 points


Prototype upgrade granting the leopard 1 12 frontal armor and an additional point of AP for it's main gun, this is the best tank in Norwegian inventory, capable of fighting mid range T-72s and similar systems, these tanks are able to hold their own against all but the best armor available to REDFOR. They work well when supported by their less expensive brethren in combined arms against hostile formations.

Price: 70 points



Light tank straight out of WW2, what it lacks in armor, fuel efficiency and AP it makes up for in it's low price and availability. They work great as infantry support and can even reinforce higher end tanks when assisting with the destruction of low end AFVs and light armor. Their KE 75mm main gun can in some cases destroy high end armor when encountered up close in forests or when provided with a flank shot.

Price: 10 points



Basic M48 armed with a 90mm main gun, they are decent fire support against infantry and can fight tanks of similar prices as well as lightly armed AFVs but can't fire on the move. They work well when supported by the more nimble Leopard 1, providing the base of fire so the leopards can flank around their targets.

Price: 15 points



Armed with a larger 105mm main gun, it trades some ammo for better AP, accuracy and range, a direct upgrade to the older A1 model, these tanks still cant fire on the move and should always be attack moved when in the field. They are a good tank for their price and can both escort APCs and their troops or support formations of higher end tanks.

Price: 25 points

Civilian helicopter used in wartime as a scout helicopter, the AS. 350 is hardy, quick and has very good optics. It is great for artillery spoting and paroling your lines but should be kept away from AAA or anything that can attack it due to it's lack of armament.

Price: 55 points



Classic american made scout car armed with a rapid firing 37mm KE main gun and a .50 MG. This recon unit is a great fighting scout and is surprisingly effective for both fire support and taking out encroaching AFVs and even light tanks. They work well alone as scouts or as backup for larger formations providing fire support and long range optics to spot threats before they see you.

Price: 15 points




Scout snipers packing AG-3s, M72s and the formidable PSG1 perfect for surveillance and picking off unsuspecting troops while supporting other infantry. They should not get up close and personal with hostile units and should only use it's 2 M72's as a last resort against immediate threats. They can turn the tide of city fights when used carefully and also make great picket troops.

Price: 25 points




Upgraded M24, armed with a 90mm main gun with HEAT rounds and a .50 MG, this light recon tank has very good optics and decent firepower. It lacks a stabilizer but can damage even the best tanks due to it's HEAT shells. These are perfect for deep behind the line scouting or support of armored formations.

Price: 35 points



Standard line recon team armed with AG-3s and M72s. They have very good optics and are great for picket duty as well as direct support of fighting infantry. Their small squad size and lack of MG means they are not great at engaging hostile units directly but they can be used to support friendly troops engage targets in addition to spoting them.

Price: 15 points



Fast moving unarmed scout Landrover with very good optics. They are best used to observe or move behind the front line troops because they are fragile and unable to defend themselves. They are extremely fast and can be very useful when pared with TOW 2 MUTTs in hunter killer groups.

Price: 25 points

US made MUTT armed with the devastating TOW 2 ATGMs capable of destroying most armor in the field. They do have limited ammo so need constant resupply between engagements but their small size and quick speed allow for flexibility in the field. These units are fragile and need to be protected by sturdier units or used in hit and run ambushes.

Price: 40 points



M40 106mm RR on an amphibious M113, it is well armed for tank busting with their HEAT rounds and fire support against dismounted troops. They are great for protecting and supporting their APC counterparts and even follow them across water as well as an ambushing hostile armor from concealed positions. They can keep up with most tanks and tracked APCs allowing for decent off road maneuverability. They have light armor but are better used in ambush scenarios.

Price: 15 points



TOW armed M113 with a decent load of ATGMs, these AFVs are great for tank hunting behind a line of friendly tanks or dug in in concealed launch sights to defend against armored pushes. They are amphibious allowing them to keep up with M113 APCs for coastal or river crossing assaults.

Price: 25 points



A direct upgrade to the NM113 RAKPV with a duel ATGM launcher with a higher ROF for their more accurate, higher AP TOW 2s. They have additional frontal, side and top armor allowing them to survive slightly more punishment then their predecessors without loosing any speed or amphibious capability.

Price: 55 points

Norway has no attack helicopters, leaving them relent on their fixed wing assets and in emergency situations their empty transports

Multirole fighter bomber armed with a 20mm autocannon, 2 AIM-9Ls and 2 BL-755 clusterbombs. This aircraft is a decent light fighter and tank buster. It can do a number on most similarly priced fighter aircraft and bombers but should be escorted when focusing on ground attack aircraft so you don't over shoot the target.

Price: 60 points




Canadian made starfighter armed with a 20mm autocannon (best only used for self defense and last resorts) and 3 napalm bombs. It is great for clearing out cities and woods of dug in troops and is a great area denial system but should be escorted when hostile ASFs are in the area.

Price: 65 points


F-16 fighter bomber armed with 2 powerful 1000 pond bombs that can vaporize ground targets and a 20mm Vulcan autocannon and 2 AIM-9Ls for attacking low to mid end fighters and hostile bombers or ground attack aircraft. These planes can defend themselves but should have an escort when attacking ground targets so they can focus on their targets.

Price: 125 points



Prototype F-16 ASF armed with a 20mm autocannon, AIM-9Ls and AMRAAMs for destroying any threats in the air, be they fixed or roto wing. This is the best Norwegian fighter aircraft available and makes a perfect escort to formations of your ground attack aircraft.

Price: 150 points



Packing 2 20mm autocannons and 8 powerful Zuni rockets, this aircraft is perfect for destroying soft ground targets and even tanks with sustained fire. It can be used as a helo hunter bust should only attack fixed wing targets if there are no other options. They are particularly effective for engaging dismounted or dug in infantry or lightly armored APCs, IFVs and FSVs.

Price: 50 points



SEAD aircraft armed with 2 20mm autocannons, 2 AIM-9Ls and 2 SEAD missiles allowing it to be used as a high ECM light fighter as well as a radar AA hunter. They are vital for making holes in the hostile AAA network to clear the path for ground attack aircraft but are useless against anything that is not Radar Guided.

Price: 80 points

ANZAC in wargame is definitely unique, they are pretty much a combination of the lighter units, and weapons from pretty much all other BLUFOR nations in the game, using US, Canadian, British, German, French, and Swedish eqquipment.

ANZAC is surprisingly flexible in terms of it's CV, having one for pretty much whatever role you can think of, including a Leopard 1 variant. ANZAC also gets some great supply options to work with, including a Chinook, and the German Man Kati.

ANZAC infantry is pretty decent all around, well able to handle other infantry, but are fairly average when it comes to armor, or aircraft.

ANZAC uses very lightly armed and armored infantry transports, but they are almost all amphibious. As far as i can tell thus far, having the transports on hand in a fight won't help as much as other nations would, since there are no autocannons.

ANZAC support is VERY limited, only 4 unique cards, both artillery are underwhelming, but fairly fast firing, and the only AA option here is the Rapier, with the same problem, pick Choppers, or Aircraft.

ANZAC armor is very light, but very mobile, they only have Leopard 1 variants, and Scorpions, including a unique 90mm variant.

ANZAC has quite a few quality light Recon units, all of which are well able to defend themselves, or at least make the enemy think twice about engaging them. They might not be tough, but they are well armed.

ANZAC has quite a few choices in the Vehicle category, mostly ATGM carriers, but they also have the Vickers Mk. II, which for all intents and purposes, is a functioning Leopard 1A5 gun mounted onto a truck.

ANZAC only gets the Bushranger, with HEAT rocket pods, capable of killing quite a few pre-weakened tanks on it's own. Otherwise, it makes a great suppression tool, combined with it's twin miniguns.

ANZAC gets more than a few jets from other nations, each one quite specialized to their role, there are quite a few to choose from, in all price ranges.

Swift and small command helicopter great for initial land grabs or for holding objectives they might require a rapid withdraw. Like all CV helos it can't really hide in concealment but can still use the terrain features like hills, woods and towns to block line of sight.

Price:100 points





Armored, amphibious and unarmed command vehicle based on a modified M113 hull. This vehicle can survive a few shell hits but needs units to defend it if caught in the open or engage by hostile units. They are useful for coastal assaults or river crossings and have a decent speed in the water.

Price: 120 points




Command Leopard 1 armed with a potent 105mm main gun and an MG3 MMG. This command tank has a fairly accurate main gun and decent stabilization but should always have other units protect it in the field. They are relatively fragile for a tank but well armored for a CV so they are best used in heavenly contested zones.

Price: 145 points



fast moving but fragile command Landrover perfect for inexpensively holding zones. They can keep pace with wheeled AFVs and APCs so they work well when used in fast moving formations. They are completely defensiveness and need to be escorted and protected from hostile units.

Price:110 points



Prototype amphibious LAV hulled CV armed with an M2 Browning .50 for self defense. It is extremely fast both offroad and in the water allowing for extremely fast land grabs. They are lightly armored allowing them to survive light contact but should always have other units covering them in hostile zones.

Price: 140 points


ANZAC command troops with L1A1 rifles and L7A1 machineguns, they are good for holding urban objectives or ones with large amounts of woods. They can fight for self defense but should always be escorted by friendly infantry or armor and avoid direct contact with hostile units.

Price: 100 points



Fast moving heavy supply helo with 2500 units of supply. It can be used to directly rearm, repair and refuel units or be kept behind the lines to refill supply trucks. They are fairly strong and extremely fast but are slightly slow to land.

Price: 55 points



Light supply truck that is decently fast off road and able to rapidly transport 500 units of supply each. These trucks are relatively fragile but for the most part should not spend a lot of time on the front line anyways.

Price: 10 points



Heavy cargo truck with high speed on and off road. It has no armor but a strength of 10 allowing it to survive nearby indirect fire. They carry 1750 units of supply each which allows a small number to rearm even large formations of units with supply to spare.

Price: 30 points

L1A1 and M9 flamethrower armed troops perfect for melting their ways through towns and woods. They are some of the few battle rifle armed flamethrower teams in the game giving them decent long range and close range firepower. In addition to a wide array of transports they also have exclusive access to the powerful M113A1 Minigun APCs, giving them even better anti infantry capabilities.

Price: 15 points





ANZAC shock troops armed with L1A1s, M2 CGs and Bren L4s, they are perfect for hit and run attacks against behind the lines targets or getting up close and personal with troops in towns and woods. They can destroy most infantry and AFVs if properly supported and deployed and are a great all around shock squad.

Price: 20 points



Direct upgrade to the '75 troops armed with AUGs and Minimis, they are even more deadly up close then their predecessors and can quickly clear out towns rapidly and with extreme prejudice, they also have access to more transport options.

Price: 20 points




One of the best line infantry squads in the game due to their Bren saws, these troops can get up close and personal with other troops and still have their MG able to fire. Their M72s and L1A1's are nothing to write home about but for line infantry they bring some unique capabilities to the table.

Price: 10 points



A direct upgrade to their '75 predecessors, these line infantry are some of the best in game due to their AUGs and Minimi SAWs. They also have upgraded M72A4 LAWs allowing them to have increased firepower against armor but they truly shine when fighting other infantry units and can ride in the fast moving ASLAV-PC.

Price: 15 points



Basic ATGM 2 man infantry team packing the Milan F1, they are decent tank hunters but like all 2 man teams are fragile and should be protected by other troops. They also do need to frequently rearm to keep hostile armor at bay.

Price: 15 points



FIST team armed with L1A1s and M2 CGs, they are great for taking out tanks and infantry when supported by other infantry. They have high accuracy and decent AP allowing them to deal a lot of damage quickly and efficiently but they should not directly engage dismounted troops directly and be used in a supporting role with the assistance of reservist, line, shock or SF infantry who's larger squad sizes will allow them to take more damage.

Price: 10 points



Non F&F MANPAD with a long range and high accuracy, these 5 man teams are more durable then most MANPAD units and come with AUG rifles allowing them a bit of defense against hostile troops. They still are best used with other squads escorting them allowing them to focus on hostile helos and fixed wing aircraft.

Price: 20 points


Basic F&F IR MANPADS that are less accurate, powerful and shorter ranged then the RBS-70, they have a higher fire rate and can move as soon as they fire their missile. They come in smaller 2 man squads so they should avoid hostile infantry or assist their escorting troops while the enemy is focused on the more durable squads. They are inexpensive and come in larger numbers allowing them to cover larger sections of your line with AA.

Price: 10 points





ANZAC SF with AUG paras, M3 CGs and M60E3 SAWs allowing them to go toe to toe with anything from infantry to heavy armor. They can be used alone or to support line and shock troops, being a highly useful unit for everything from behind the lines raiding or leading town assaults. They are limited in number and although powerful they can be outnumbered by cheaper infantry and when spoted will attract a lot of fire from a competent opponent.

Price: 30 points

fast moving, wheeled and amphibious prototype transport based on the LAV-25 hull, these units have decent armor (2 front and side and 1 top and rear) allowing for quick and safe transport of their passengers. They are armed with M2 brownings allowing for fire support and can help their dismounted troops clear out towns. They are great for coastal assaults and river crossings do to their extremely high water speed.

Price: 10 points



M113 armed with 2 M1919s allowing for an extremely high rate of fire against hostile infantry and helos. They are amphibious and decently armored allowing them to safely unload their troops and provide powerful fire support once they arrive. These APCs can put down an extremely high rate of suppressing fire compared to anything else in it's price range.

Price: 5 points



Fixed several patches ago, this transport is able to use both it's .30 and .50 at the same time. Its two machineguns allow it to deal with both soft and very lightly armored targets easily but features lower accuracy then its twin .30 cal brother. This sidegrade performs like a standard M113 with all the bells and whistles (amphibious,lightly armored, decent off road speed) with a little extra firepower to boot.

Price: 5 points



Only used by the deadly assault pioneers, this powerful M113 APC can melt most lightly or unarmored targets is seconds with it's M134 minigun. It still possesses the same armor, speed and amphibious capability found in it's more mundane counterparts, it's only downside being it's limited selection of transportable infantry, however it's rate of fire works well when pared with it's flamethrower troops.

Price: 10 points



Amphibious, fast but unarmed, this copy of the British Stalwart is a good inexpensive way to transport troops over land or water. It is unarmed and only has 5 strength so care should be taken to avoid direct contact with hostile units, best used only as a battle taxi to move your troops from place to place.


Price: 10 points




Able to transport command and recon troops quickly but not as fast or over water like the stolly, this truck makes up for it with a low price of 5 points, exactly half that of it's faster swimming competitor. It is also only 5 strength and unarmed so it is best to completely avoid hostile units and focus on shuttling troops around where they are needed.

Price: 5 points



Extremely fast, 10 strength transport helo armed with a minigun. It can rapidly deploy troops anywhere on the map they are needed and can provide decent fire support after unloading them. They are a bit slow to land but are extremely fast in the air.

Price: 25 points



Standard M60 packing American made transport helocopter. It is best used for inserting troops quickly to a contested objective or for covert insertions behind their lines. They are somewhat fragile and lightly armed and should only be used as fire support against preoccupied units or ones that can't shoot back after unloading troops.

Price: 15 points


Faster, stronger and with twice the operational range, this American made export blackhawk is a direct upgrade to the UH-1H. It is armed with an M60 door gun but should only engage targets after unloading their troops and avoid anything that is not preoccupied that can shoot back.

Price: 25 points


M113 amphibious APC with good optics, light armor and a .50 and .30 caliber machineguns. These ANZAC answers to the American M113 ACAV don't pack as big of a punch with one less MG but still are great for recon and can serve as fire support for infantry in a pinch as well as transporting your recon infantry.

Price: 15 points

This light 105mm SPH might not hit as hard as larger caliber guns but it is the best in ANZAC inventory. They have a decent shell capacity and a manageable 5 HE and have an M2 for self defense. Like all SPH in game, they are best used when moved after firing to prevent counter battery and are more accurate when firing on targets in visual range of friendly units, allowing for corrected shots. Overall for the price you pay this is a decent SPH and is the best and only option available to ANZAC.

Price: 50 points



81mm mortar on an M113 hull, this amphibious mortar can put a lot of rounds down on a target quickly and accurately before relocating. These units are best used against soft targets but sustained fire can destroy armored targets. They carry a large amount of ammo so they don't need to be rearmed as frequently as larger caliber systems.


Price: 30 points


Amphibious, lightly armored (in the front and rear) medium range non radar SAM. The Rapier is great for destroying fixed and rotowing aircraft. It has 8 missiles ready to fire allowing it to rapidly engage anything unlucky enough to enter it's range. It is good to escort this unit as well as relocate every now and then to avoid hostile artillery fire and hunter killer teams.

Price: 40 points



Higher accuracy, longer fixed wing (but shorter helo range) SAM, they also have longer range detection for aircraft but are able to be engaged by SEAD. They are best used pared with their non radar cousins allowing for them to be turned off when SEAD is active while their non radar versions can engage the threat.

Price: 55 points

British made 84mm armed tank, while slow and lacking accuracy, stability and AP, this tank makes up for it with thick armor. Best used for support of heaver tanks or to shepard APCs, the MK5/I is great for fire support against dismounted troops and can destroy most AFVs and low to mid range tanks when properly supported. They make a good backbone for any force and can form the nucleus for small battle groups that incorporate AAA , infantry, ATGMs and beefier tanks.


Price: 20 points




The basic German made Leopard 1 available to ANZAC boosts decent stability, accuracy, firepower and speed in exchange for light armor. The polar opposite of the Centurion, they work well together, the leopards taking the flanks and exploiting units preoccupied with dealing with the better armored Centurions.

Price: 35 points




A direct upgrade to the older model, this AS1+ has a more accurate, better stabilized and longer ranged main gun with higher AP. These tanks still are lightly armored compared to similarly priced options but make up for their weaknesses with their ability to shoot, move and maneuver quickly across a hectic battlefield.

Price: 55 points



American made light tank packing a 76mm main gun, while poor in armor, AP and fuel economy, this tank is extremely nimble allowing for rapid movement across rough ground. They are best used to support APCs or to bulk up armored formations. Although glass cannons, they can be very effective with dealing with AFVs and other light tanks. They have poor fuel economy so it is best to refuel right behind the line, giving the added bonus of giving you time to organize your formations for an armored push.

Price: 10 points




Amphibious light tank with a 76mm gun that fires heat rounds. It is great for river crossings and coastal assaults, it's only downsides being thin armor and lack of a stabilizer. They also make great ambush weapons where a formation of them can quickly damage, panic and destroy much heaver armor because of the HEAT rounds they fire. Always attack move when


Price: 20 points



Prototype up gunned Scorpion with a more accurate, higher AP 90mm KE firing main gun. Although it is still unable to fire on the move, this light tank is extremely useful for crossing water and make great support platforms for APCs as well as the perfect ambush weapon. When attacking always attack move these units.

Price: 30 points

Quick, unarmed, 6 strength very good optics recon helicopter. The AS.350 is great for artillery spoting and tracking troop movements but should try and avoid direct contact due to lack of a defensive armament. They can be pared with a flight of bushrangers to form hunter killer teams to deal with concealed units.

Price: 55 points



Slower and at only 4 strength, the main advantage of this very good optics recon chopper compared to the AS.350 is the 7.62 minigun, allowing for light fire support and defense against hostile units. It might be slightly slower and slightly more fragile but the M134 can come in handy in a pinch such as chasing down unarmored CV/recon/ATGM jeeps, fire support on already engaged infantry and fighting off other helicopters.

Price:50 points



Armored recon car packing good optics, high speed and a 30 caliber machinegun. They work well pared with their ATGM packing cousins as well as picket units or formation leads. They should avoid engaging in combat unless providing support for infantry against distracted troops as their light armament is mostly for defensive use.

Price: 10 points




Recon LAV with high speed, good optics and a 25mm autocannon and M240. They are great fighting recon that can be used to both covertly observe or dish out 7.62 and 25mm death to any targets they find. They work well with their vehicle tab cousins and can form effective hunter killer teams. They are amphibious allowing them to cross rivers and perform coastal assaults.

Price: 25 points



Better suited to concealed observation then it's 25mm armed counterpart, the ASLAV-S is still fast and amphibious but trades the autocannon and MMG for an M2 browning and exceptional optics. They are great for spoting targets for artillery, ATGMs and airstrikes and can rapidly relocate when needed.

Price: 55 points

Scorpion turret on an M113, this potent combination of amphibious APC hull and light tank turret with good optics makes the perfect fighting recon unit. It uses HEAT round that can damage even the best armor and with sustained fire even destroy a T-90. They make great hunter killer teams with the M113A1 FSVs, allowing for flexible, light amphibious strike teams.

Price: 20 points


New with the Italy DLC, this 1995 prototype boosts sidegrade stats to the AS1+, featuring the accuracy and range of the base model AS1, the Recce boosts better AP (17) and good optics and medium stealth. Ideal for aggressive scouting, mixing these units with your existing tanks will give them better vision on potential targets as well as allow you the perfect tools for ambushing soft and hard targets alike. Like existing Leopard 1 models, these tanks make up for their lower then average armor with a high off-road speed, decent stabilizers and high ROF.


Price: 45 points


Basic 5 man recon team with M72s and L1A1s, they make great picket troops and although they should not go one on one with larger squads they can support friendly infantry in towns by spoting targets and lending their support to hostile troops that get too close. They come in a wide variety of transports allowing them to fulfill a lot of roles in different decks.


Price: 15 points



Like their UK counterpart, these SF are deadly against infantry, although they lack stingers, they have very good recon optics and silenced SMGs for covert elimination of hostile troops. They can be used to both observe and destroy most targets they encounter and when their other weapons are turned off, they can engage hostile troops without giving away their position as long as they don't get too close.

Price: 25 points



Unarmed recon Landrover with a high speed and very good optics. They are best used to observe and report and work well when spoting for other units that can protect them. They can be easily hidden behind hostile lines but they are completely defenseless by themselves.

Price: 25 points





Manned by SF, this browning M2 and GPMG armed rover can both fight back (best if used defensively or to support dismounted troops that are keeping the hostile infantry busy) as well as use it's exceptional optics to see things the standard model can't. They are still fragile and should avoid direct combat unless they have no other choice.

Price: 45 points



With twice the strength of the LRPV rover, higher speed and trading the .50 for a 40mm MK19, this beast of a recon unit can slip through a line, do some damage then pull back before hostiles can react. They are great for use with infantry as they can decimate hostile troops as long as they are busy fighting yours.

Price: 50 points

Amphibious LAV-25 that can destroy anything from helicopters to troops to light armor. They are very fast on land or water, have a deadly armament and make perfect escorts for infantry and their APCs as well as great hunter killer teams with their recon cousins.


Price: 20 points




A direct upgrade to the basic model, this amphibious LAV comes with the deadly TOW-2 ATGMs allowing it to function as both fire support against infantry and light armor and as a tank destroyer against bigger threats. They greatly benefit when pared with the recon LAV models due to the optics allowing you to get the most out of their ATGMs. They have low ammo capacity so rearming frequently is a must to maximize combat effectiveness.

Price: 45 points




Ferret armored car packing 6 ENTAC ATGMS, they are great for tank busting as well as engaging FSVs and APCs/IFVs. They are quick and can keep pace with their recon cousins to form hunter killer teams or be used to directly support armor from behind or as ambush weapons against advancing armor.

Price: 20 points




This extremely well armed, fast moving amphibious wheeled monster of a prototype FSV can destroy anything from tanks to infantry. They are fast, deadly and are a nightmare to deal with after they breach your lines. They should always be backed up by AA as aircraft are one of the few weaknesses of this FSV.

Price: 45 points



Classic Jeep mounted RR perfect for fire support and ambushing armor. They work best either supporting infantry clearing towns or set up to ambush hostile armor. Their HEAT rounds can do a number on even the best tanks and with enough of them spread out, they can decimate unprepared armored formations.

Price: 10 points



Faster and with better range, AP and suppression compared to the Jeep M40, this unit can be seen as a direct upgrade. It is still great for fire support as well as ambushing armor and also possesses HEAT rounds that can damage any armored target in game.

Price: 15 points



Milan F1 armed landrover perfect for tank and FSV hunting, best used for hit and run tactics, they have limited ammo and need to rearm frequently but provide a fast moving tank killer at the cost of ammo, armor and strength.

Price: 20 points




M113 amphibious APC hull with a Saladin armored car turret on top, this combination produces a slower but amphibious HEAT spewing little FSV perfect for destroying both armor and soft targets. The HEAT rounds will damage anything regardless of armor and will also make quick work of infantry, they can keep up with their APC cousins and work well grouped with either recon model M113.

Price: 15 points



Prototype amphibious tank destroyer made by mounting a Milan F1 ATGM on a standard M113 (and filling the troop compartment with missiles). Able to keep up and go anywhere it's FSV, recon and APC cousins can go, they are a great way to give your M113 swarm the ability to fight off tanks at longer ranges.

Price:25 points

The best and only attack helicopter in ANZAC use, the bushranger is no pushover, packing miniguns and tank destroying HEAT rockets (that with their high rate of fire can even destroy heavy tanks extremely fast), it's slow speed and low strength are made up for by it's heavy firepower against both hard and soft targets, works best if pared with recon helos and they require frequent rearms to remain effective.


Price: 45 points

Tank hunting attack aircraft armed with 2 AGM-65Bs and 2 20mm autocannons. Although slow and possessing low ECM, this aircraft is perfect for dealing with specific targets such as CVs, heavy tanks and ATGM vehicles but due to it's limited number of AGMs it is best used on single targets of high priority.

Price: 85 points



Direct upgrade with higher AP, more accurate and longer range AGM-65Gs and 30% ECM. These attack aircraft still have limited payload and are best used to focus on individual targets of high threat. They can also be called in waves to engage more numerous targets but work best when escorted by friendly fighters.

Price: 125 points



Standard napalm bomber with 2 napalm bombs and a 7.62 machine gun. They are good for uprooting dug in troops in towns and can clear units out of woods as well as area denial on roads and bridges. They can be used for helo hunting for their low speed but their low fire rate can make it take a few passes to shoot them down, they should only target fixed wing aircraft as a last resort.

Price: 50 points



A side grade to the Strikemaster, it trades the machine gun for 4 more napalm bombs and additional speed. They can blanket a larger area in flames compared to the Strikemaster but lacks the defensive armament. The speed can allow for more reactive strikes as well as help it escape from chasing aircraft.

Price: 90 points



The be all, end all of bomber aircraft, this prototype monster packs 4 1000 pound bombs and 30% ECM. It will vaporize anything from infantry to heavy tanks in 2 runs or less. The shear area of effect of the bombs is massive and can destroy massed units that are grouped too close together. They should fly with escorts mainly due to the large target they present to hostile fighters.

Price: 140 points




ASF phantom armed with a 20mm autocannon, 4 AIM-9s and 4 AIM-7s. They work great for intercepting attack aircraft and can hold their own against similarly priced fighters. Their high speed and large payload is offset by their low ecm of 10%, they are still great fighters and are the best pure ASF in the ANZAC arsenal.

Price: 90 points



Multirole fighter bomber with a 20mm vulcan autocannon, 4 AIM-9s and 4 500 lb bombs. They are great dogfighters and strike aircraft but should focus on one mission at a time (they can defend themselves when bombing targets but work best when escorted by other aircraft so they can focus on their targets). They have 30% ECM allowing them to survive attacks from hostile AA and aircraft.

Price: 125 points




Mirage III multirole armed with 6 227 KG bombs, twin 30mm autocannons and 2 AIM-9s allowing it to function as both a light fighter or light bomber. It can hold it's own against similarly priced aircraft in the air and also provide effective and deadly air support. They work best when escorted when focusing on ground targets so they don't have to break off to engage a threat and then have to re position to bomb it's target.

Price: 65 points




Mirage III packing 2 30mm autocannons, 2 R.550 Magic short range AAM and a single R.530 long range AAM. These aircraft are decent dogfighters and can absolutely destroy escorted ground attack aircraft. They work well pared with each other or other aircraft and make great escorts for their bomb armed cousins.


Price: 70 points

Japan is pretty much comprised of unique units, which specialize at unique roles, overall they aren't exceptional all rounders, unless you combine units together in the same force.

Japan has quite a few CV choices available to the player, but the supply end is rather light.

Japan has very high quality infantry compared to most nations, each unit able to fulfill it's specialized role quite well. Standard infantry, and light infantry however use slightly inferior AT weapons, predominantly recoilless rifles, which while they may have range, have very low AP power, and rate of fire. Japan does have one of the longest range, and most accurate infantry based ATGM in the game however.

Japan dosen't have that much variety in terms of transport, but they are all particularly good at, most of the time, dealing with other infantry.

Japan has quite good support units. While artillery may be short range, they are still potent. Japan also gets a version of the Flakpanzer Gerpard, a HAWK, and a few Infrared AA carriers.

Japanese armor is quite comparable to German armor, but with much lighter armor, more speed, and a LOT less fuel efficiency. They have arguably the best BLUFOR high end tank in the game as well, if you define fire rate as best, the KYU-MARU-SHIKI.

Japan doesn't have much in terms of Recon, but each unit is very powerful, including the OH-1 Ninja.

Japan doesn't have much of a Vehicle category, with the exception of their entire line of truck mounted, unique ATGMs.

Japan either gets a small Tow helicopter, or a version of the Cobra. Not much choice, but both good choices.

Japanese air overall isn't that impressive. There's some variety, but overall, with the exception of the F-15, the air isn't that powerful. Japan does get the F-1 however, which has two laser guided bombs, so, even if the F-1 dies, the bombs will still track, and land on top of the target if it moves.

Fast moving, lightly armored wheeled command vehicle armed with a .50 MG. These units are great when paired with wheeled units like the HMV and TAN-SAM Short Arrow. They are still relatively lightly armored compared to other armored CVs, allowing them to survive light incoming fire but should always avoid direct contact with hostile forces.


Price: 130 points




Japanese command squad armed with the Howa 64 Shiki battle rifle and the 62 Shiki machinegun. These units are useful for holding urban and wooded objectives where they can easily conceal themselves. They can fight in self defense but should always have other infantry or units defending them due to the high priority, price and large target put on command units.


Price: 100 points



A standard command jeep best used for securing rear area objectives or for quickly taking forward ground with it's high speed on road. These units are defenseless and fragile, always requiring an escort due to their high cost and the danger they pose when holding an objective. They are relatively inexpensive for a command unit and can keep pace with fast moving columns of advancing troops.

Price: 100 points



Prototype Toyota made Humvee like wheeled jeep CV. A direct upgrade to the older Mitsubishi, it's much faster off road with it's only trade off being slightly worse fuel economy (same range but larger fuel tank). These units are still very fragile and unarmed so care should be taken to safely escort these units to their objectives.

Price:110 points


Amphibious, tracked .50 cal armed CV perfect for holding contested objectives that require a hardened, armored CV. These units are great for coastal assaults and river crossings allowing them to capture or contest objectives similar systems can't. They can defend themselves as a last resort but even with their light armor they are best left out of combat and protected by friendly troops.

Price: 115 points


command tank packing an autoloaded 105mm HEAT main gun and a M2 Browning .50 cal machinegun. These CV tanks can take more punishment than lighter CVs and can defend themselves if attacked but still work best when supported by friendly troops. They are great for heavily contested objectives that most other command vehicles would be unable to survive in.

Price: 125 points



Standard 500 unit supply truck with fast road and decent off road speed. The best and only ground supply unit for Japan, these cargo trucks are best used to rearm, refit and refuel your units during prolonged engagements. It is helpful to always have a few ready behind your line so they can quickly refit your units before rearming at a FOB or other supply unit.

Price: 10 points




1000 supply unit helicopter, perfect for extremely fast or hard to reach resupply missions, these relatively durable supply helicopters can reach units that would be unsafe or impossible for ground supply units to reach. Their ability to bee line directly to their objective is only offset by their vulnerability to AA as well as letting your opponent know where your units are if they are able to watch them land. They can be used to rearm your trucks right behind the line and let your Chugatas distribute the supply out discretely while the KV-107 heads back to the FOB for more.


Price: 25 points

Japanese 2 man ATGM with a decent range, high accuracy and AP power. These teams work well with recon infantry and vehicles but do not fare well up close. They have extremely limited anti helo and infantry armament and are best used to support larger squads hold cities and forests. They have a limited supply of missiles so frequent armament is extremely important to keep these teams combat effective.

Price: 20 points



Japanese airborne shock troops packing the Howa 64 BR, M67 RR and the 62L Shiki SAW. These hardened shock squads will make short work of armor and infantry and their fast moving wheeled and rotor wing transports allow for rapid deployment behind hostile lines and on the fringe of a flank. They work very well as hunter killer teams due to their heavy armament and fast moment speed.


Price: 25 points



Although only available in transport helicopters, these nasty SF troops are deadly when it comes to taking on hostile infantry. they have limited AT firepower in the form of the M72 but their real strength is fighting infantry. Their SAWs and SMGs can chew through hostile troops right in their city block. They also make a decent forest fighting unit and can be used in CV hunter killer roles but should have support when taking on hostile heavy armor.

Price: 25 points



A direct upgrade to their '75 counterparts, these troops trade their M66 SMGs, 62L SAWs and M72 LAWs for Howa 89F carbines, Minimi SAWs and M2 CG RRs, their enhanced firepower is also complemented by expanded transport options allowing them to ground insert as well as rapidly deploy from helicopters. They are decent against armor and possess even higher anti infantry firepower.

Price: 30 points



FIST teams packing the hard hitting and long range M67 RR, these troops are deadly against armor and work well for supporting other infantry at destroying hostile troops. They can absolutely wreck soft targets but should never engage infantry alone, working best when pared with a network or MANPADs, standard infantry squads and longer range ATGMs creating a network of overlapping firepower in any contested city.


Price: 15 points




2 man MANPAD team armed with the Type 91 (a domestic upgrade to the classic Stinger), these fragile but deadly units can absolutely wreck hostile fixed and rotowing aircraft with their 5 HE warheads and high accuracy. These teams will need to frequently rearm in order to maximize their ability to provide local air defense. They are very fragile and should have other squads cover them from hostile ground units. They are a direct upgrade to the Stinger.

Price: 25 points



2 man MANPAD team using the FIM-92A Stinger SAM. These units might lack strength but make up for it with their deadly air defense capabilities. These units are vital for protecting other infantry and ground units in cities and woods from hostile air attack. They only carry 6 missiles so it is best to deploy them with supply units to keep the sky clear of hostile aircraft.

Price: 15 ponts



Standard Japanese line troops packing Howa 64 battle rifles, M72 LAWs and 62 Shiki LMGs. These units are perfect bread and butter infantry for anything from city assaults to forest ambushes. They are inexpensive, come in large numbers and have a large variety of transport options. Like all infantry they work best in towns and woods where they are protected by cover and can maximize the use of their short range weapons.


Price: 10 points



A direct upgrade to the '75 model, these troops pack M2 CG RRs and Howa 89 assault rifles and also have access to additional transport options in the form of high end WAPC APCs and Hachi-Kyu Shiki IFVs. These units are truly deadly against infantry and armor but work best when supported with combined arms tactics from friendly armor, AAA, ect.

Price: 15 points

Standard transport trucks perfect for quickly moving recon and command infantry around the battlefield. They lack armor and armament so are best used as battle taxis, moving your troops around then pulling back behind the front line until they are needed to relocate them again. They have great fuel efficiency and decent off road speed, a steal for 5 points.


Price: 5 points



Thick armored IFV packing a 35mm autocannon and Jyu-MAT ATGMs. These IFVs can safely get your troops to the front line and once there provide extremely lethal fire support, destroying anything from tanks to infantry. They have 4 front, 3 side, 2 rear and 1 top armor allowing it to take some major damage before getting destroyed and even a fatal hit should allow some of the troops inside to survive. These IFVs are powerful but should work together with the infantry they carry in addition to working with the support of tanks and AAA units.


Price: 25 points




Prototype wheeled transport with 5 strength, no armor and a 62 Shiki LMG and extremely high speed on and off road. These units can provide some fire support for their dismounted troops but are very fragile. They work well for rapid assaults and flanking maneuvers due to their high speed. They are a great asset for any deck and can transport anything from line troops to SF and ATGM/MANPAD teams at a low price.

Price: 10 points



Fast moving wheeled prototype APC armed with a Mk19 AGL with 2 front and 1 top, rear and side armor. They are not the best armored APCs but are very fast moving and can put down heavy duty fire support. Best used for rapid land grabs or quick reinforcement when it is unsafe to deploy transport helos, these APCs will get their troops to their objective safely and can lay down a lot of HE on both soft and armored targets.

Price: 15 points



Amphibious APC armed with an M60 LMG and M2 HMG, this APC packs a lot of firepower compared to similarly priced platforms. It's ability to land troops on beaches and cross rivers is unique among Japanese transports, allowing it to bring troops places that would be inaccessible by other transport options. They are a great option for 5 points and their 1 armor on the top, side, rear and front allow for decent protection from light punishment while providing light fire support.

Price: 5 points



Heavy duty transport helicopter with massively long range, 8 strength and a deadly M134 7.62 minigun for fire support. These 270 KPH work horses can get infantry deep behind hostile lines safely and in style. They are great for anything from large scale airborne landings or little black ops behind the lines small scale landings.

Price: 20 points



The bread and butter of Bluefor transports, this type 62 Shiki armed helicopter is an inexpensive, quick and small transport. Although fragile at 4 strength, these helicopters work well for rapid insertion of troops behind the lines or in initial land grabs. These helicopters can provide limited fire support but should unload their troops first.

Price: 15 points

A light, amphibious SPH perfect for blowing anything from soft to heavy targets to hell. These 5 HE SPH can destroy even heavy armor with sustained fire. These howitzers have a decent ammo load, decent accuracy but low range. Their ability to swim allows them to go places SPH normally can't, allowing them to really hit the enemy where they least suspect it. Best used in shoot and scoot attacks, they should stay behind the front lines and have escorting units protect them from attack.

Price: 40 points



Longer range, harder hitting but less accurate then the 105 SP, this beefy SPH can crack open most targets in a few shells, they work best from safer positions behind the front lines and should always be protected and practice shoot and scoot tactics. They also are great for laying smoke before an assault allowing your troops to safely advance.

Price: 60 points



The largest SPH in Japan's inventory, this monster 10 HE destroyer of worlds can destroy unarmored units in one direct hit. They have a large blast radius, long range and high accuracy but only hold 2 shells each, leaving them highly depended on resupply vehicles, they are great for counter battery fire but themselves are a large target so moving between each barrage is extremely important to avoid hostile response.

Price: 90 points



7 HE MLRS perfect for suppressing and destroying soft to lightly armored targets in a large area. Unlike most MLRS, they have a defensive M2 machinegun but should stay away from direct combat and have escorting units as well as supply vehicles to keep them rearmed. They can clear out infantry, destroy AAA and even stop and route assaulting formations of hostile armor. for 50 points this MLRS is a steal, although they tend to use a lot of supplies so remember to keep ammo close.

Price: 50 points



Amphibious M113 mounted 81mm mortar, they have a lot of ammo, accuracy and fire rate but a short range. They are best kept away from combat but do have limited defensive ability with their M2 machine guns. They are best used on lighter targets and can also smoke positions to allow your troops to safely advance forward. Their high fire rate allow them to quickly suppress anything from armor to ATGMs and AA.

Price: 30 points


Harder hitting, longer range but less accurate amphibious M113 mortar. They hit harder with 4 HE shells but fire slower. They are still best used on soft targets but like their smaller cousin they can destroy armor with enough shells. they have less ammo then the smaller 81mm 81 MSP but still have a lot of rounds to bring into battle (72 each). They make great support units when assaulting cities and can shake and bake hostile troops with a mix of smoke and HE allowing you to panic, injure and blind your opponents before attacking them with your other units.

Price: 40 points



Heavy SAM armed with the classic HAWK missile, they are only 5 strength but do possess 1 side and front armor but should always have escorting ground units. They can down anything with only 2 missiles (1 if you get a critical hit) allowing you to wreck any fixed wing aircraft or helicopters that try and attack your troops on the ground. They only have 3 missiles so it's best to keep supply units near them to keep them rearmed and being high priority targets it's best to relocate them every now and then to prevent hostile counterattacks from artillery. They are radar guided so they should be turned off when SEAD is in their AO and work best with optically guided or IR AA to supplement their capabilities.

Price: 60 points




Japan's prototype answer to the american avenger, this type 91 packing IR SAM is fast, deadly and accurate. Able to fire on the move, this allows the Kin-Sam to protect fast moving advances without needing to stop moving. They have a total of 8 missiles but work best when they are able to rearm between engagements. They will take care of hostile helos and fixed wing aircraft but should always have an escort when facing ground units.

Price: 55 points


American made M42 duster, this twin 40mm packing AAA is unable to be targeted by SEAD and has a high damage of 1.5 HE allowing it to destroy most helicopters and fixed wing aircraft that stray into it's range. They might lack accuracy but their low price and high numbers allow you to deploy them in large numbers across your front line.

Price: 10 points


Nicknamed after it's fictional equivalent in the Gundam anime, this powerful SPAAG is the best Japan has to offer. Packing twin 35mm radar guided autocannons, this beast of a weapon can shred helicopters, fixed wing aircraft and unlucky ground units that get too close. It is important to remember to turn it's guns off when hostile SEAD aircraft are deployed, allowing your SPAAGs to live to fight another day.

Price: 55 points


Like a slower, longer ranged less accurate Closed Arrow, this light SAM packs 8 missiles ready to blow both fixed and rotor wing aircraft out of the sky. Although not as fast as it's smaller cousin off road, these units can still keep pace with all but the fastest, allowing them to both relocate quickly where needed and run from incoming threats. These units are on the soft side with 10 strength and no armor so it is best to keep they escorted whenever possible, their 8 missiles will be depleted surprisingly fast so it is important to keep some resupply vehicles nearby.

Price: 65 points

The best tank in the Japanese arsenal, this prototype monster packs a 120mm main gun, M2 machinegun and 20 front, 9 side, 3 back and top armor allowing them to survive a lot of punishment. With insane 12 ROF on their main guns, these tanks can blaze a path of destruction through formations much greater in size. These speedy 70 kph MBTs are almost a mix of the leopard 1 and 2 in the sense they are great for pushing flanks, have high fire rates like the leopard 1 and with armor and firepower comparable to the leopard 2. These tanks tend to be overlooked for their great stats and offer a lot of to bring to the table.


Price: 170 points




American made Walker Bulldog light tank, these nimble cav tanks are quick, nimble and deadly. What they lack in AP and armor they make up for in speed. These units work best in fast hit and runs attacks and aside from their poor fuel economy they are very effective for providing fire support and hunting lower end tanks when in formation with better armored, slower tanks. The main importance is to remember to have resupply on hand to keep them combat effective.

Price: 10 points



Auto loaded workhorse tank reminiscent of a cross between the HEAT armed AMX-30 and the fast moving, stabilized Leopard 1. Their HEAT rounds can damage any threat on the battlefield and their high fire rate and auto loader allow small groups of these tanks to absolutely demolish even the best armor in game. They also offer a great platform for infantry fire support but their light armor means they should keep their distance so they can lay into soft targets.

Price: 35 points



Using higher AP KE rounds, this MBT variant is much better up close to hostile armor. Their ability to do more damage to heavy armor at close range allow them to do high damage to similarly priced tanks. They still have a high rate of fire due to their auto loader and 10 ROF, they can put a lot of rounds down range very quickly on both armored and soft targets alike.

Price: 40 points




Upgraded C model with better range, accuracy and stability then the older models along with higher AP power. Their increased range means also pares well with their KE main gun, allowing them not only to fire at targets at higher range but also utilize the bonus of closer range increasing KE damage. The blistering rate of auto loaded fire really allows this tank to chew through targets rapidly, allowing them to rapidly destroy light targets and decrease the time needed to crack tougher nuts.


Price: 50 points



Prototype MBT equipped with ERA, a MK19 GL and higher AP firepower. These upgrades give much needed frontal and side armor, making them slightly more durable but still leaving them as glass cannons. They can mulch soft and armored targets up close with their high fire rate on both their main gun and AGL. Overall these tanks are very unique, allowing them to perform both great fire support as well as engage other tanks of similar price with great results when one takes advantage of their ROF and auto loader.

Price: 60 points



Trading the speed and stabilizer of the M41A1 for much better armor, these tanks make both great ambush weapons as well as fire support/ anti medium armor platforms. Their low price and high availability mean they are able to effectively deal with most threats of similar capabilities. They do suffer from poor fuel economy and do need to frequently top off to stay effective but if properly managed, these units offer a lot of capabilities unheard of on similarly priced systems.


Price: 15 points

Fast moving wheeled recon vehicle packing a 25mm autocannon. These good optics scouts are great fighting recon, able to spot and provide fire support for other units in addition to concealing themselves to observe and report. Their high speed and decent firepower make these units decent hunter killer units and great spotters/escorts for ATGM units. They work very well in pares and can be mixed in armored formations to spot for tanks and mulch infantry and helicopters that get too close.


Price: 30 points



"Leading the way" with their M66 SMGs, M72 LAWs and Howa DMRs, these stealthy shock recon teams can do anything from observing HVTs for air and artillery strikes to blowing the brains (more likely center mass) out of unsuspecting infantry from 1050 meters. They are good up close due to their SMGs and great at range with the DMRs but only have light AT, best reserved for self defense or targeting high priority targets like command units. They have a diverse amount of transport options allowing them to deploy anywhere you need them.


Price: 20 points



Lightly armed and fast moving, this fragile but very good optics packing scout is discrete, concealable and perfect for concealed observation. Their high speed on roads and decent off road speed allow them to quickly fill blind spots in your line. Their M2 is best used in self defense but in emergencies they can be used for light fire support for infantry they are scouting for. They work great with their ATGM and RR equipped variants to spot targets for them, extending their ability to engage a target before they are seen.

Price: 25 points



Lightly armed scout helicopter perfect for observing troop movements and hunting down high priority targets like CVs and other high priority targets. They are not the fastest helicopters but their high relative speed allow them to patrol large areas and quickly respond to an emergency when your attack helicopters are not deployed in the AO.

Price: 30 points



Prototype stealth scout helicopter armed with 4 Type 91 AA missiles. These fast, stealthy and exceptional optic scouts also moonlight as extremely viscous AA helos, perfect for hunting other helicopters in addition to unsuspecting fixed wing aircraft. These 6 strength units are somewhat durable but should be used for hit and run raids or as discrete observers.

Price: 90 points

Fast moving, tank killing 106mm HEAT RR mounted on a fast, wheeled platform. These units can also be used to deadly effect as fire support when pared with infantry and their transports. Their ability to damage and with at max, 10 shots destroy any hostile ground unit in game allows these inexpensive units to become extremely cost effective killers when used in combined arms groups.

Price: 10 points



ATGM with greater range, accuracy and AP power then the 106mm M40, these low end ATGMs are still very powerful weapons against lighter AFVs in addition to getting side shots on higher end armor. Their small size allow them to hide where least expected , shooting advancing units in their side and rear. They only hold 4 ATGMs each meaning that they should frequently withdraw and rearm during lulls in a battle.


Price: 10 points



With much longer range, AP and higher accuracy compared to the older MAT, these long range ATGMs are perfect for pegging targets before they are ever seen. They have limited ammo capacity meaning that they need to rearm after every 4 shots. These fast moving elusive TDs excel at hit and run attacks.

Price: 15 points



Trading a bit of range for much higher AP and accuracy, these high end ATGMs can easily destroy light to medium armor in only a few shots. They also have a faster reload compared to the older MAT ATGM platforms but still lack a large ammo capacity, meaning frequent rearming is needed to continue fighting.

Price: 20 points


A smaller cousin of the American Ontos, this duel 106mm RR packs 1 point of armor all around excluding it's roof. It has a high ROF of 10 for it's duel M40A1C RRs and also has an M60 MMG for fire support and defense against hostile helicopters. They are decent tank killers with their HEAT ammo and can provide great fire support. They are perfect ambush weapons systems with the only drawback of having a low fuel efficiency and only holding 8 106mm rounds.

Price: 15 points

US made Cobra gunship packing a 20mm auto cannon, Hydra 70mm rockets and 8 I-TOW ATGMs, these quick and nimble gunships will make short work of armor and infantry alike. They can hold their own against other helicopters as long as they don't have AA missiles. Best used in combination with a recon helicopter, these multi purpose platforms can take on everything from large tank formations or contested infantry swarmed cities.


Price: 80 points




These light tank hunting helicopters make up for their low strength of 4 with high mobility and powerful TOW ATGMs. They lack any anti infantry armament and work best as pure tank/AFV hunters. they only hold 4 missiles each so care needs to be taken to remember to rearm these units frequently, allowing you to keep them on station when they are needed most.

Price: 40 points

Deadly multi role armed with 2 smart bombs, a 20mm Vulcan autocannon and 2 AIM-1s, these fighter bombers work great when it comes to destroying soft to armored targets in addition to attack helicopters and other aircraft. They are best used with escorts if going in for ground attack so they can focus on their targets but when deployed as fighters, can do a number on most aircraft of similar price.

Price: 100 points



An inexpensive fighter packing a 20mm vulcan and 4 AIM-1s. Best used to intercept attack aircraft, bombers and lower end fighters, they are low priced, work well in groups and can overwhelm even high end ASFs when deployed in groups or supporting other fighters. They also make great helicopter hunters but their low maneuverability means they are not the best for making multiple runs.

Price: 60 points



The best fighter Japan has to offer, this US made monster packs a Vulcan auto cannon, 4 AIM-9Ms and 4 AIM-7Ms. They have 40% ECM and exceptional air detection allowing them to go toe to toe with some of the best. Their semi active missiles might not be as effective as F&F ones but they still very deadly fighters against almost any threat in the air. They are also make great escorts for strike aircraft and will make an opponent think twice about dispatching fighters.

Price: 140 points




Medium priced fighter packing a 20mm auto cannon, 4 AIM-9Fs and 4 AIM-7E's, these fast movers can play hell with hostile strike aircraft as well as fighters. Working best in groups or pared with other aircraft to escort, these well rounded aircraft can make quick work of most threats. In pares they can deal even with the best fighters and their high TOT allow them to make great ASFs, paroling behind your ADN waiting to jump anything trying to engage your troops.

Price: 90 points


F-4 Fighter bomber packing long range AIM-7Fs, a 20mm auto cannon and 8 340 kg bombs. These multi roles can do anything from shooting down fighters and bombers to bombing large formations of ground targets. They have a respectable 20% ECM allowing them a little protection from hostile fire but they work best striking ground targets with escorts or supporting other aircraft engage hostile fixed wing assets.

Price: 125 points



American made classic armed with 6 browning M2 machine guns for self defense and helo hunting and 2 napalm bombs. They are great for area denial, clearing out cities and woods and setting choke points like valleys, bridges and roads. They should normally fly with escorts due to their minimal AA armament. Napalm is great against soft targets and armor alike but care should be taken not to cook friendly troops.

Price: 60 points

South Korea in Wargame pretty much entirely uses either really old American equipment, or new age equipment either built by themselves, or shared from other nations like France, or Germany.

South Korean Logistical units are almost identical to the US units, except without the M1 Abrams, supply is also similar, without the CH-53.

Overall South Korean infantry widely varies based on price, high quality infantry is worth more, and usually has better equipment, while cheaper infantry uses WWII surplus in most cases.

South Korea essentially gets identical transports as the US does, except with some minor modifications on each of their vehicles.

South Korea has a decent support tab. They have one of the best artillery pieces available to BLUFOR, the K9 Thunder, a modernized version of the M109. South Korea also gets essentially the entire American AA suite as well, just barely inferior, with the HAWK PIP II, instead of the PIP III.

You only really get 2 choices when you play South Korea, really old M48s, or modern M1 Abrams like K1 tanks. The M48s aren't particularly powerful, but they are plentiful, where the K1s are quite the opposite.

South Korea doesn't have that many choices when it comes down to recon, but in pretty much every case, they are all quite combat effective if used properly.

South Korea, as mentioned before is using some really old equipment, including old Tank Destroyers from WWII, they are included along with the regular ATGM carriers associated with the Vehicle tab. This tab has the unique for this game, M18 (the Hellcat), it has the highest offroad speed of any tracked vehicle in game, at 100 km/h.

South Korea has a few nice helicopters, mostly including the Cobra variants, especially the AH-1T, which has 8 Tow 2 missiles, along with the regular rockets, and cannon.

South Korea is a split between very high end expensive things, and low end cheap things. They have quite a few very expensive F-16 variants, along with some F4 variants, and on the cheap end, they have F-86 Sabres, for quite a low price.

SK command troops packing M16s and M60s for self defense, they are best kept away from the fighting and should always have a few units backing them up. They work well on heavily wooded or urban objectives where they can dig in in places that would be impractical to standard command units.

Price: 100 points



A basic fast moving but soft skinned command MUTT. These units are quick and inexpensive allowing for early game land grabs and work great for holding objectives in the rear that are less exposed to direct fighting. Their speed and small size are their only asset in a fight so they are best kept away from direct combat.

Price: 100 points




Lightly armored command M113, it can cross rivers and land on beaches fairly easily making them useful on almost any map. They are lightly armored and armed with an M2 allowing them to better hold front line objectives. They are still relatively fragile and as with all command units they are HVTs for a competent opponent due to their cost and importance.

Price:110 points


Prototype amphibious and armored CV packing a hefty .50 M2 heavy machinegun. A direct upgrade to the M113 Jihwi-Cha, they are both faster, better armored and have slightly better fuel economy. Best used in similar ways as the M113 Jihwi-Cha, they can survive a bit more of a beating but still should be kept away from direct fighting.

Price:130 points



The beefiest CV in the South Korean lineup, this command tank packs 5 front, 3 side and 1 rear and top armor allowing it to take much more punishment then the M277 or M113. They also have a 90mm main gun and M2 to help fight back against hostile troops. Like all CVs they still should be protected by friendly units because their high importance and price put a large bounty on their heads. Best used to secure the hottest of the hot zones on the map on in areas of heavy shelling.

Price:120 points


The perfect tool for quick land grabs, aerial assaults or the finisher of a naval invasion, these helicopters are not the fastest or most durable but their ability to go anywhere and negate terrain features like mountains and water allow them to really thrive in a quickly changing battlefield.

Price: 100 points


2500 supply unit helicopter perfect for rapid replenishment of ammo, fuel and parts (or a few FGNs for infantry squads). These units thrive on maps where there are lots of obstructions, allowing you to bring supplies to remote locations fast and in large numbers.

Price: 55 points



Local version of the M35, these 800 supply unit trucks are the best and only for South Korea to keep their units in fighting condition. They are quick on roads, pack a decent amount of supply and can turn a loosing battle around by keeping your troops in the fight without having to pull back to a FOB. Make sure they are protected and don't let them get captured!

Price:15 points

Packing M202 Flash incendiary rocket launchers and M16 rifles, these sappers will do a number on any infantry or soft targets unlucky enough to meet them in the field. The 4 tube launchers allow for a withering fire rate (although this is situational because of the fire produces, follow up shots might require a re positioning) that can quickly drain their 8 rocket supply. These troops are very dependent on regular supply and work very will with standard squads to assist with mop up as well as defending against hostile armor.

Price:15 points



South Korean 15 man marine squad. These shock troops are ready to take the beach heads with their M16s, M72s and their cut down M60s. They work great in cities and forests and come in a variety of amphibious and helicopter transports. Although their AT is not the best, they can do a number on most threats on the battlefield as long as they are properly supported.

Price: 20 points



A direct upgrade to their '75 counterparts, these prototype marines are armed with the K2 assault rifle, PZF 3 AT and the K3 machinegun. Their increased firepower against both armor and soft targets make these squads perfect for dealing with any threat. They are most at home in urban or forested objectives and like all infantry should avoid open ground.

Price: 30 points


5 man prototype MANPAD squad packing K2s and Mistrials. Their long range, high accuracy and high HE power make them a threat to anything that can fly. Their high HE allow them to down almost anything with 2 shots (3 for the monstrous B-5) making them extremely dangerous for helicopters and fixed wing aircraft.

Price: 30 points




A classic 2 man M16 armed redeye MANPAD team, these units are both inexpensive and plentiful allowing them to be deployed in large numbers. Although only 3 HE, their missiles are a strong deterrent against hostile helicopters and aircraft and when supported with other AAA they can make a very deadly no fly zone over your front or rear line objectives.

Price: 10 points



The middle ground between the lighter redeye and heaver mistrial, these 2 man K2 armed teams have higher availability then the mistrial and better firepower over the redeye, they help fill a gap between the two. As with all MANPADs, they allow easily concealable, immune to SEAD and relatively inexpensive AA options.

Price:15 points



Powerful FIST teams packing the long range M67 RR and M16 rifles. These troops make life for hostile infantry and armor assaulting a town or treeline a living hell. Although they lack the ROF of some FIST teams, they make up for it with a very long range and a high accuracy. They work best supporting other infantry squads.

Price: 15 points



South Korea's basic line infantry armed with M16s, M72 LAWs and M60 machine guns. These troops provide a great base of fire and are vital for protecting more fragile specialist FIST, ATGM and MANPAD teams in addition to supporting shock and SF troops. They have a decent output of firepower for their price but they lack heavy duty AT weapons.

Price: 10 points



A direct upgrade from the '75 variant, they come with additional transport options as well as better weapons in the form of the K2 rifle and the M72A4. They have a much better performance against armor then the '75 version allowing them to crack open hostile armor faster and more efficiently. The high ROF of their LAWs make them deceptively powerful tank killers.

Price: 10 points


Best of the best South Korean SF troops, they work well for both real line harassment in addition to taking high value positions in cities and towns. They have both a powerful AT weapon in the form of the M2 CG as well as the M727 carbine and M60 'Shorty' for anti infantry usage. They have a decent selection of transports allowing them to insert in decently armored APCs, fast wheeled transports or helicopter insertion.

Price: 30 points

Prototype South Korean militia packing the powerful M14 battle rifle and the M20A1 super bazooka. These inexpensive and plentiful units work very well to support large scale offensives as well as deploying alongside MANPAD and FIST teams to back them up. They also are an expensive rear line defensive option to deter and detect probing actions and hold back assaults until they are reinforced.

Price: 5 points

Domestic version of the US made M35, this unarmored and unarmed transport truck is a great way to quickly move troops forward to the front lines. Their lack of weaponry and armor limit them to simple battle taxis to deploy and move troops around quickly. they have great fuel efficiency and great on road and fair off road speed. For 5 points they are a great way to save on the cost of command and recon troops.

Price: 5 points



Amphibious IFV packing a powerful 25mm auto cannon. This low cost IFV can both provide fire support for it's transported troops in addition to engaging hostile light armor and helicopters. Their 2 front and side and 1 top and rear armor allow them decent protection from indirect shelling, small arms and allow them to survive a few hits from some light AT weapons.

Price: 15 points



Similar to it's autocannon armed counterpart, this deadly prototype IFV trades it's AP firepower for additional HE damage in the form of an M2 MG and a K4 AGL. Great against soft targets and able to lightly damage and suppress armored units. Although not as flexible as it's 25mm packing brother, the added HE output allows this IFV to clear out cities, towns and woods of hostile troops alongside it's dismounts.

Price: 10 points



The Bluefor bred and butter US made M113 amphibious APC is a great cost efficient transport for a large variety of infantry types. The .50 cal MG is great for fire support for dismounted troops and the 1 point of armor all around helps protect the troops carried inside. They are slightly slower then the beefier K200 and KAFV's but is still a relatively fast APC that can work well with it's younger cousins.

Price: 5 points


Sharing the hull of KAFV IFVs, this lighter armed APC is still a decent threat in combat due to it's armor, M60 MMG and .50 MG, they can safely move their troops into the fight and once there give fire support against lighter vehicles and soft targets. A direct upgrade to the M113 in speed and armor, this APC is a good choice for attacking better defended locations.

Price: 5 points


Wheeled amphibious APC perfect for rapid movement of troops. The .50 MG can put down a decent amount of fire on hostile troops but it's light armor means it should dismount it's own before engaging, their high speed and ability to swim make these units great for flanking maneuvers and unloading troops where the opposition least expects it.

Price: 10 points



Although lacking the sick camo and gun shield of it's non recon brother, this recon APC offers good optics and stealth for a slightly higher price. It's amphibious capability and high speed on and off road allow this beast to quickly transport it's recon troops as well as scout ahead to cover more ground.

Price: 15 points



50. cal armed amphibious APC perfect for beach landings and river crossings. While not the fastest on land or in the water, this APC can go just about anywhere along with it's troops. They are great for landings on hostile beaches and river crossings to exploit holes in the defense of the opponent. While not exactly well armed or armored, they can still support their shock or SF dismounts in a pinch.

Price: 5 points



The SF/recon infantry version of the UH-1H, although statistically the same but has greater deck availability then it's general purpose counterpart. It's M60 can help suppress and engage light targets as well as fend off lightly armed hostile helicopters. They can put their troops in places that would be inaccessible or remote for most ground or sea transport units giving them great flexibility in the field.

Price: 15 points




Available to both SF and recon troops in addition to standard infantry, these light transport helicopters pack M60s for self defense and light fire support. Although statistically identical to their Bell 205 brothers, their higher restriction deck type wise is made up by their ability to transport a larger variety of troops.

Price: 15 points


Faster, stronger and with better fuel economy then the older Bell 205 and UH-1H, these prototype helos can take a bit more of a beating, fly further and faster. They are best used to deploy troops behind hostile lines, for early game land grabs or to assist in naval landings. Their M60s allow them light defensive and offensive armament against light targets.

Price: 25 points

South Korean MLRS packing 36 HE K30 130mm rockets. These artillery units can destroy, damage and traumatize anything unlucky enough to be under their steel rain. Although relatively light for an MLRS with only 7 HE, these units can destroy soft targets like infantry and AA with ease and with sustained fire heavenly damage or heavier armor. Best used on highly clustered targets such as troops mobilized to attack or defensive networks built in a city or treeline, they can devastate and soften up a target before an attack.


Price: 70 points



Amphibious M113 107mm mortar, this beast can put a lot of 4 HE shells in a small area in a very short amount of time. The perfect tool for taking on infantry or light armor, their short range is made up for a rapid fire rate.

Price: 40 points



Faster, better armored but with a smaller 81mm mortar compared to the bigger KM106 and K242 SPMs, this lighter amphibious mortar fires faster, carries more ammo and is more accurate but has 1 less HE and shorter range then the 107mm counterparts. Their improved front armor and speed off road allows this mortar to relocate quicker and survive a bit more punishment then the KM106.

Price: 30 points


Packing the larger 107mm amphibious mortar of the KM106 on the faster moving and better armored hull of the K281, this versatile unit is a great counter against soft targets and hostile AAA. It's higher range and HE (at the cost of accuracy, fire rate and ammo) compared to the lighter K281 and has better armor and speed off road and in the water (and 5 points more expensive) then the older M113 based KM106.

Price: 40 points



155mm SPH perfect for destroying soft targets and with sustained fire, hostile AFVs and tanks. This mid range artillery unit might lack the firepower of the larger KM107 and KM110 or the aim speed of the K9 but makes up for it with it's lower cost then the latter and much higher ammo capacity of the former. Best used to soften up targets before an attack or destroy high priority units like AAA or command units, these howitzers are a great tool in any deck when a tough nut needs cracking, like all artillery units, it is best to shoot and scoot to prevent retaliation from hostile counter battery fire. It's .50 MG should only be used for self defense and it is important to provide escorting troops and best if they are kept a bit away from the front lines.

Price: 80 points



The most expensive SPH in the SK lineup, this deadly fast aiming 155 can be gone before it's shells even hit (depending on the distance from the target) making them very hard to counter battery (as long as you remember to relocate them after firing!). Like all artillery, it is best to keep them away from the fight to prevent hostile action and their .50 should only be used as a last resort.

Price: 125 points



The "smaller" of South Korea's big guns, these 9 HE monsters have better speed, fuel economy and range then their bigger cousin. They are great for picking off HVTs like command and AA units and will absolutely wreck soft targets. They should be kept away from direct combat and work best when ammo (be it a FOB or supply unit) are kept on standby.

Price: 60 points



Although slower, slightly less fuel efficient and with less range then their smaller brother the KM107, the extra point of HE (10) and added accuracy allow these massive guns to erase a soft target with only one shell. They are the be all end all of fire support and are best kept away from direct combat and with supplies on hand. Best used to mulch pesky AAA, ATGM vehicles or well dug in troops.

Price: 70 points



A domestic version of the American VADS, this amphibious M113 SPAAG can absolutely shred hostile fixed and rotowing aircraft that stray too close. It's high fire rate allows this SPAAG to also do a number on infantry and other soft targets due to the massive ROF of it's 20mm autocannon. Their lack of radar allow them to function in areas where SEAD would risk radar guided AAA allowing them to still function safely.

Price: 25 points



PVADS system mounted on the K200 hull. Faster moving and better armored then the older M113 hull, these radar guided SPAAGs make short work of both fixed and rotor wing aircraft that get too close. They are capable of getting hit by SEAD missiles so it is important to turn them off when facing such a threat.

Price: 40 points


The best SPAAG in South Korean inventory, this amphibious monster has thick armor for a SPAAG, decent speed on road, off road and in the water. The twin 30mm autocannons allow these SPAAGs to destroy both aircraft and soft ground targets. They have a higher combined fire rate then even the infamous 20mm Vulcan. Make sure to carefully use these when dealing with SEAD aircraft.

Price: 55 points


American made HAWK SAM, slightly upgraded compared to the older basic HAWKs used by other nations, these heavy SAMs are deadly against fixed wing aircraft and any helicopters unlucky enough to get too close. They have a large kill radius allowing one missile to take out multiple tightly grouped aircraft. The main weakness of these units are their slow speed off road, limited ammo (always deploy with supply units) and ability to be targeted by SEAD (keep them off when SEAD is near) but overall they are very powerful AA units when used carefully.

Price: 60 points



An upgrade to the standard I-HAWK, these heavy SAMs have greater range against helicopters and better accuracy overall. They can do a lot of damage with their 3 missiles but work best with supply units nearby.

Price: 70 points

Domestically made tank similar to the American M1, these beefy tanks pack powerful 105mm cannons, a 50. and 7.62 MG and thick armor. They have high off road speed and decent accuracy on their main gun. Unlike the M48, these units have a stabilizer that lets them fire on the move, combined with their high speeds they are a force to be reckoned with.

Price: 95 points


A direct upgrade to the older K1, this prototype MBT has better armor and optics. They trade in their smaller 105mm guns for a 120mm with greater accuracy, stability, AP power and suppression. The best tank available to South Korea, they can go toe to toe with all but the best tanks in game. when pared with the older K1 and M48s, they can provide a formidable offensive or defensive force against hostile armor and soft targets.

Price: 140 points


A 90mm and 50. cal armed American made MBT. These tanks lack stabilizers but when stationary have decent accuracy and firepower for their price. They can deal with light to medium armor in addition to soft targets, making them ideal to back up newer M48s or K1s in addition to your other units. Like all stabilized units, they are best used when attack moved.

Price: 20 points


With add on side armor (1 extra point) and a longer ranged, higher AP 105mm main gun, these upgraded units pack a bigger punch then their 90mm counterparts in exchange for some ammo. The side armor is welcome when providing fire support against towns or when pushing forward through potential ambush positions. Best used with the attack move command.

Price: 35 points



Although lacking the add on side armor (same armor as the A3K), the longer range, higher AP prototype upgrade allows them to reach out and hit targets at a greater range. Still lacking stabilizers, they are great defensive tanks or when attack moving, allowing the support the older M48s and K1s from the rear.

Price: 45 points

Recon MUTT packing very good optics and a M240 machine gun for self defense and emergency fire support. These units are fast, stealthy and observant, allowing them to keep up with faster units or insert before larger troop movements to get a feel for what's ahead.

Price: 25 points


Prototype amphibious wheeled recon unit packing both a 20mm autocannon and a 40mm AGL in addition to very good optics. Able to stun and destroy soft targets extremely fast in addition to being a threat to light armor, these fighting recon units are deadly against infantry and even helos.

Price: 45 points


Prototype amphibious tracked recon vehicle packing a M2 machine gun and a Cockerill MK.8 90mm main gun and good optics. When pared with the wheeled Fiat 6616, these two units form powerful hunter killer scout teams, able to destroy armor and soft targets with supreme ease. They also have decent armor and speed for a light gun recon vehicle allowing them to both observe and destroy hostile units.

Price: 30 points


Unarmed very good optics recon helicopter, these swift and nimble helicopters are best kept away from hostile units with AA weapons although their small size allow them tough to hit. They can form hunter killer teams with attack helicopters or spot targets for artillery and ATGMs. They are also really useful for doing fly overs near areas you plan to attack but are unable to defend themselves.

Price: 45 points


Standard 5 man recon team armed with M16s and M72s. They make great discrete scouts to hide in tree lines or deployed alongside other troops in cities. They can assist other troops with fighting infantry but should not attack hostile troops by themselves unless there is no other option.

Price: 15 points


Recon SF troops packing M727 carbines, M2 CG RRs and the deadly Minimi. They can be used for everything from observation to support of standard troops and even behind the lines commando action. The carbines and SAWs they pack make them deadly against infantry up close while their AT can crack open most armored units with a few shots.

Price: 30 points

US made amphibious M113 flamethrower vehicle. Able to clear out whole towns and forests with their powerful flamethrowers, they can also force fire and generate a wall of smoke and flame to conceal troop movements when smoke mortars or howitzers are not available. There can keep up with your tracked APCs and IFVs allowing you to have powerful fire support at your disposal to support your infantry. Their light armor will also allow them to get close enough to burn out towns but they are best kept out of range of hostile AT and if ATGM troops are present smoke or a wall of flames should be used to allow these units to get close.

Price: 20 points



Amphibious M113 FSV packing the M40 RR. The HEAT rounds allow them to engage all armored threats in addition to soft targets. They make great ambush weapons or fire support for advancing troops and their transports. They can follow other amphibious units making them great for flank ambushes.

Price: 15 points


A powerful ATGM pared with the M113 amphibious hull make this unit a great ambush weapon or tank support unit. It's ATGMs can destroy most light units quickly and can destroy even heavy armor with sustained fire. They only use a single tube launcher which slightly slows fire rate compared to twin tube systems but when used in groups this can be negated.

Price: 25 points


A direct upgrade to the standard model, the amphibious M113 hull is retained but the missiles are upgraded with better accuracy and AP. They have a better chance to hit a target and when they do hit they do a lot more damage compared to the older basic TOW. Best used to support your tanks or as ambush weapons in addition to helping troops protect towns when hostile tanks or APCs/IFVs are present.

Price: 35 points



The famous hellcat TD might lack an armored roof and possess light armor all around but it's insane 100 KM/H off road speed allows this stabilized TD to shoot and scoot like nothing else. They don't have the best AP or fire rate but they can still do a number on hostile armor and soft targets. They also have an M2 for additional use against infantry and helicopters but their Achilles heel is their unarmored roofs and poor fuel economy (best used with nearby supply units).

Price: 10 points



Trading accuracy and speed for more armor, better fuel efficiency (although still low) and higher range and AP compared to the M18. These 90mm main gun armed sherman hulled TDs still lack roof armor but have better front and side armor. They are best used as fire support or ambush weapons.

Price: 10 points



Packing 4 M2 brownings, this FSV "pseudo SPAAG" (not able to engage fixed wing aircraft) will shred soft targets, light armor and helicopters that get within range. A great ambush weapon in forests when dealing with hostile infantry and helos, these inexpensive FSVs are surprisingly deadly against anything their rounds can damage. They also can heavily stun hostile units with their high fire rate which works really well when assaulting towns with infantry support.

Price:10

Similar to the AH-1S, this cobra packs two types of rockets (FFARs and Hydras) but instead of the twin mini guns, a 20mm auto cannon. Perfect for destroying light armor and soft targets, the ability to fire both types of rockets and the 20mm all at once will heavenly stun if not straight up destroy anything caught in it's arc of fire. They are relatively fast and durable and work well with their ATGM packing counterparts or recon helos.

Price: 55 points


Armed with the powerful TOW-2 in addition to Hydra rocket pods and the classic 20mm autocannon, these powerful attack helicopters can crack open most armor with only a few ATGMs. They are accurate and powerful options when faced with hostile armor but should stay away from hostile AA units. Their rockets and auto cannon allow for good fire support against soft targets too and work well when pared with infantry and FSVs for city assaults.

Price: 90 points


Armed with the lighter I-tow, this helocopter is still a potent tank hunter in addition to infantry support gunship. It's lower price can allow it to bust tanks and troops without breaking the bank. The one disadvantage compared with it's peers is it's unavailability in marine decks, however when available it is a powerful tank killer platform.

Price: 80 points


Light anti tank helo perfect for destruction of hostile armor. Their low cost allows them to minimize point risk as well as bring in much needed air support when low. Their one disadvantage is a lack of weapons that can engage soft targets and limited ammo in addition to a slower, more fragile frame compared to the AH-1s. Their small size can help avoid incoming fire and as long as they rearm frequently they can create a large threat to hostile armor.

Price: 40 points

An extremely unique multi role, packing 2 anti armor cluster bombs, 2 conventional HE bombs and 2 AIM-9B's this jack of all trades, master of none can blow up infantry, crack open tanks and blast helicopters and fixed wing aircraft out of the sky. It's not as efficient at the said tasks as dedicated platforms but it's multi mission profile allow it to perform multiple tasks all in one attack run if heavily micro managed. They are relatively slow and their lack of ECM means they are best used with escorts of fighters and SEAD.


Price: 70 points


High speed, 20% ECM, 6 AIM-9M and 20mm auto cannon perfect for fighter or helo hunter duty. Their lack of long range missiles can result in issues when fighting longer range ASFs but when pared with their KF-16C counterparts, they can cover both ranges easily and work well together as escorts.

Price: 100 points



With better ECM and long range missiles, this prototype counterpart to the Peace Bridge is a formidable fighter against everything with fixed wings (helos are slightly harder to engage). When pared together, they provide similar capabilities of a long/short range missile ASF but with with twice the autocannon firepower and increased chances of a shoot down (if one aircraft is lost, the other can finish the job).

Price: 130 points




Heavy duty bomber packing 25 10 HE bombs, the perfect unit for clearing towns or woods of soft and armored targets alike. The lack of AA capabilities means escort is vital to their survival but they do have 10% ECM as a last resort when engaged. Their high speed and large payload make these great options to counter large scale pushes.

Price: 120 points


With additional ECM (20%), an autocannon for self defense/helo hunting and 4 AGM-65Bs, these nasty tank hunters will make short work of hostile armor. Their improved ECM and auto cannon increased survival when attacked, they still work best with escorts. It is important to use with recon so they can engage with their F&F AGMs.

Price: 90 points


The perfect unit for area denial and clearing out hard points (towns, woods, ect.), these powerful napalm bombers are the worst nightmare of hostile infantry. Anything stuck in a pool of napalm, armored or not, is not going to have a good day. They can also slow movement by blocking roads and bridges in addition to cutting off escape routes.

Price: 80 points


Packing 6 AIM-9Js and two 20mm auto cannons, they lack the speed, ECM, accuracy and air detection of the F-16C Peace Bridge, they have a large payload of missiles and can do a number on any hostile aircraft of similar price range (they make quick work of bombers and helos). Best used in groups, they make great escorts for higher end fighters or attack aircraft.

Price: 75 points


Packing quad brownings and rocket pods, this vintage attack aircraft can mage a great light helicopter hunter or soft target/light armor destroyer. Their slow speed and lack of ECM make them easy targets but their low cost and high HE damage output in a small area (less likely to hit friendlies then bombs) make them very cost effective fire support for troops when the enemy is danger close.

Price: 55 points



Prototype beast of a SEAD plane with 2 HARMS, 4 AMRAAMs and and a 20mm vulcan. These aircraft can work as both fighters (they have a great armament and high ecm (50%)) as well as conventional SEAD. These expensive units are low in number and costly to replace so care should be taken to prevent their loss.

Price: 160 points

The Netherlands is the First (and at this moment, only) DLC locked nation in the game, which has quite a varied mix of units, with some French, German, US, UK, and a selection of independently manufactured equipment.

The Logistics Tab for the Netherlands doesn't have very many particularly new units within it, however, most of their units have rather high speeds, including the cargo units. The cargo capacity is small however, but made up with speed they can reach their intended targets.

The Netherlands overall has a very decent Infantry Tab, if you exclude relative lack of AA ability (which is a major weakness to the Netherlands as a whole), and potentially weak AT options with lower priced infantry.

The Netherlands has effectively only a handful of transports, most of which are uninteresting, with the exception of the home built YPR variants, which are essentially upgraded M113's, with a model that has an autocannon on top of it.

The Netherlands is considered weak in terms of AA ability, mainly because of their Gepard AA vehicles not having any stabilization (however, they are more accurate than their German counterparts). In fact, no unit from the Netherlands can fire at a plane or helicopter while moving (excluding the usual rifle/cannon). This weakness is largely made up with their artillery however, with a higher rate of fire equivalent to the South Korean K9 Thunder, a truck mounted mortar, on par with the French AML, and arguably the most eye catching part, the M752 Lance Tactical Missile Launcher, which is in effect a third less powerful than a B-5 bomb, but with much more suppression.

The Netherlands overall doesn't have many (if any) unique tanks, using the British Centurion at an entry level tank, as well as a 105mm variant of the AMX-13 (with the autoloader). Later tanks are entirely German Leopard tanks, up to and including the Leopard 2A5.

The Recon Tab for the Netherlands isn't too unexpected, mainly vehicles converted over into recon roles. One quite powerful unit here though is the KCT elite infantry recon squad, as well as a Leopard 1A5 variant with Very Good optics.

There's nothing really unique in the Vehicle tab for the Netherlands, just ATGM carriers.

The Netherlands, to my personal surprise, actually has Apache model helicopters. One of which is Identical to the US Longbow, but without the optics and lacks the F&F hellfires, and one of which is solely armed with rocket pods for a much cheaper price, and reasonably high availability.

The air tab for the Netherlands is a bit threadbare, mainly relying on the F-16, of which there are 5 variants to get things done. They also get a few interesting looking, if very non-useful jets, which primarily serve as bombers.

Basic command jeep with a high on and off road speed, they lack armor or strength but still make good real line CVs or for fast land grabs where speed out values armor. They can keep up with fast wheeled transports or quickly secure areas taken by airborne troops.

Price:110 points


Wheeled command APC that balances speed and armor in a decent package. They have .50 cal MGs for self defense but work best when escorted and should avoid combat whenever possible. Their ability to keep up with their APC cousins make them very useful when used to capture objectives secured by motorized troops.

Price: 120 points



Command troops armed with uzi smgs and FN mag mmgs, these command troops are better able to defend themselves up close due to their main armament being tailored for CQB then most command squads. They should still be kept away from direct combat, digging in in buildings surrounded by friendly troops or dug in in well defended forests.

Price: 100 points



High speed command helicopter best used for fast land grabs, holding zones that might need to be quickly evacuated, securing zones after a naval landing or as a defacto recon helicopter. They are large targets for hostile fighters and AA and hard to hide on the ground. They are either well or poorly suited units completely dependent on personal play style.

Price: 110 points

Dutch flamethrower troops perfect for CQB in cities or clearing out forests. They are armed with uzi SMGs and the deadly M9 flamethrowers. These units have relatively short range but any hostile troops unlucky enough to get too close will not last long. these units work best when supporting other infantry units that can engage troops at greater range with longer range rifles and machine guns as well as deal with hostile armor with their AT. The flamethrowers themselves can be used in a limited capacity against softer vehicles and can stun and even destroy armor with sustained fire.

Price: 15 points


Standard Dutch line infantry, these bread and butter units mulch infantry and soft targets with the deadly FN FAL battle rifle and FN MAG machine gun while tougher armored targets can be dispatched with the fast firing but low AP M72 LAW. These units have a large variety of transport options and can deal with most threats when properly supported but specialized infantry units and backed with armor and AAA. Like all infantry, they work best in the cover of buildings or forests.

Price: 10 points



Deadly marine SF teams with FAL battle rifles, FALO magazine fed saws and the powerful M2 CG. With a variety of insertion options (everything from APCs with or without landing craft to helicopters) allow these units to harass and distract behind hostile lines, assault towns and perform naval landings. They are deadly against armor and infantry alike but are still soft targets so use of cover is very important.

Price: 35 points


Like their older '75 variant, these prototype SF units are great at killing soft or armored targets alike. They trade rifle accuracy and range for stability and a much higher fire rate, AT accuracy for AP and fire rate and switch from magazine fed to belt fed saws. Their C7 carbines and minimi saws are great up close against infantry while their AT4s can dish out fast and punishing AP to tanks that get too close.

Price: 35 points



Dutch prototype reservist troops armed with FAL battle rifles and M72 LAWs. Inexpensive and available in both trucks and ACPs, these reservists offer inexpensive infantry with light AT, a decent rifle and much more flexibility compared to most other reservists.

Price: 5 points


Standard Stinger A manpad team perfect for light AA duty with uzis for self defense. They work well for defending cities and forests as well as places where normal AA can't go (mountainsides). The 50%, 5 HE missiles they use can down most aircraft in 2 shots (3 for B-5/Avia 28), making them a great counter to both helicopters and fixed wing aircraft.

Price: 15 points


Dutch shock troops armed with FALs, M2 CGs and deadly CQC FN MAGs. Although their MG is stationary, they can still demolish troops in the same building complex. Their wide selection of transports, powerful AT and decent availability allow these units to both support other infantry in towns or forests deal with mixed threats of hostile hard targets and infantry.

Price: 20 points



A prototype side grade to the '75 version, these shock infantry trade the FAL's range and accuracy for the C7's better stability and fire rate. Their AT4s pack a bigger 1 ap punch and faster fire rate then the M2 CG at the cost of accuracy. The minimi has greater accuracy, stability, fire rate and ammo at the cost of both range and suppression. While the '75 model works better at slightly longer ranges, up close the '90s really shine as vastly more powerful shock infantry.

Price: 20 points


Dragon packing 5 man FIST teams perfect for dealing with hostile armor as well as dismounted infantry. Their ATGMs have longer range then traditional unguided AT but need to maintain LOS to hit their target as well as the time it takes for the missile to impact. They work best when used to support line troops by targeting armor out of their reach or assisting with the destruction of hostile infentry. Their long range means they can hit most infantry outside of their range, allowing them to panic and destroy hostile troops before they can even return fire.

Price: 10 points


Prototype upgrade to the older '75 version, these ATGM FIST teams might have less missiles but make up for it in AP, accuracy and range. They can hit targets harder, more accurately and further away then the older standard M47 dragon, their super dragon might not be the best ATGM but the fact they can fire on dismounted troops and their escorts and transports almost 2000 meters away makes these units very dangerous.

Price: 15 points

Dutch UH-1 huey armed with the FN MAG GPMG, these low strength, low speed (for a helicopter) transports can move your infantry over land, water and behind hostile forces. They can quickly reinforce front lines, move troops to places ground transport can't and even deploy units on beach heads or during initial early game land grabs.

Price: 15 points



Faster and higher strength then the UH-1, this Dutch Lynx has the same FN MAG machine gun for self defense and light fire support but it's speed and durability allow it to pull off higher risk insertions and have a better chance of getting their troops to the destination alive.

Price: 25 points


French deigned APC with 3 front, 2 side and 1 top and rear armor. Armed with a .50 browning machine gun, these inexpensive, tracked APCs can provide fire support for their dismounted troops and can take a bit of a beating from lighter artillery and low end autocannons. They have a decent 65 kph allowing them to keep pace with escorting tanks and AAA.

Price: 5 points


Inexpensive 5 point truck perfect for rapid troop deployment. Their lack of armament and 5 strength means they should only be used as battle taxis, shuttling troops around and avoiding direct combat.

Price: 5 points


Amphibious APC with 1 front, side and rear but no top armor. These sluggish transports might lack speed, fuel economy and roof armor but make up for it with their low price and three machineguns (2 M2s and a FN MAG). They are decent APCs for landing troops on beaches after deploying from landing craft but care should be taken to not deploy them too far from shore due to their gas guzzling tendencies. They can provide absolutely lethal fire support for dismounted troops with their 3 machine guns if the situation presents itself. It is important to keep these APCs refueled to maximize combat efficiency.

Price: 5 points


Amphibious US designed APCs commonly seen used by many Bluefor nations. The Dutch tend to use the upgraded YPR-765 family for most of their troops leaving the M113s reserved for recon and flamethrower teams. Although less common then their larger cousin, these APCs still have a decent speed on land and sea and 1 armor on all sides. They can support their troops with their M2 machine guns after unloading.

Price: 5 points



Indigenous Dutch wheeled APC perfect for rapid troop movement. The M2 HMG allows them to engage soft targets, helicopters and light AFVs. Their main selling point is their 90 kpm off road speed and 2 frontal, 1 side, rear and top armor allowing them to survive light abuse. They work really well for rapidly deploying troops to forward positions early in game or quickly reinforcing holes in your line/ exploiting those in the enemies.

Price: 10 points



In essence a beefed up amphibous M113 with additional speed, armor (2 front and side) and size (bigger then the M113 but still medium sized), these APCs are the bread and butter of Dutch transports. They can keep up with the faster leopard 2 MBTs as well as the various other units based off the same/similar hulls. They have M2 Brownings for self defense and light fire support for their dismounted troops.

Price: 5 points


IFV based on the YPR-765 hull, these AFVs can provide effective fire support for your infantry against light AFVs and soft targets. They are highly cost effective transports with a decent amount firepower for their 15 point price. Other then the auto cannon, they perform exactly the same as their lighter armed cousins.

Price: 15 points

Basic French made light howitzer perfect for area saturation and destruction of soft targets like AAA, other artillery and infantry. Their shorter range, lower accuracy and HE compared to 155mm systems is made up for by it's lower cost. Like all indirect fire units, care should be taken to re position frequently to prevent counter battery fire.

Price: 50 points



With a higher caliber compared to the AMX-105, these larger guns have longer range, higher HE and accuracy at the cost of fire rate. Armed with a .50 machine gun for self defense, it is still best to keep these howitzers as far away from direct combat as possible and when needed closer to the line, escorting units should be used. It is important to always move after firing and to keep supply units close so you always have shells when you need them.

Price: 80 points




Direct upgraded prototype howitzers featuring better range, accuracy and fire rate then the older A3s, these top line howitzers can quickly lay waste to hostile AAA and other soft targets and be gone before the shells even impact.

Price: 130 points





German made Gerpard SPAAG perfect for dealing with hostile fixed wing aircraft and helicopters. They lack stabilizers and can be hit bu SEAD missiles but make up for this with their high rate of fire and accuracy. They can make great fire support when needed and their Leopard 1 hulls allow them to take a bit of punishment, however they should avoid getting too involved in ground fights and need to be turned off when SEAD is nearby.

Price: 45 points


A direct upgrade to the older variant, this powerful SPAAG packs more accuracy then it's German equivalent at the cost of stabilizers. They cut down anything in the air even faster then their older counterparts but make juicy targets for hostile SEAD aircraft. They still make great makeshift fire support but work best when supporting or being supported by other units.

Price: 55 points



Landrover mounted 60mm mortars that have high speed in exchange for armor and strength. Their low HE is made up for the massive fire rate and ability to quickly move before counter battery fire can destroy them. They work best against soft targets but sustained fire can damage and destroy armored targets.

Price: 25 points



Fast wheeled prototype APC mounted 81mm mortar perfect for light fire support. Their high speed and light armor make them very hard to counter battery when moved often. Their larger rounds do higher HE compared to the 60mm on the Laro but are still relatively light. Best used to destroy infantry, soft targets/light armor or to smoke a position to assist with troops moving up.

Price: 30 points



Amphibious American made M113 APC packing a powerful 107mm mortar. they make quick work of soft targets and infantry as well as AAA and ATGMs. Their smoke rounds can be extremely useful for advancing units towards hostiles who have longer range weapons deployed or to allow your units to move without risking incoming fire. Their ability to swim ashore as well as cross rivers make them very useful on maps with a lot of water.

Price: 40 points




American made heavy SPH prefect for indirect fire against soft and even armored targets. Their massive range and high HE allow a large amount of firepower to be brought down into a small area. They have very low ammo capacity at only 2 rounds so it is highly important to keep them rearmed, however their short barrages allow them to relocate very quickly.

Price: 60 points



With less range but higher HE and accuracy then the smaller M107, these massive howitzers can destroy a 10 man squad or unarmored vehicle in a single direct hit. They still lack ammo for sustained fire and are heavily dependent on supply units to function. Their main advantage is the ability to bring a massive amount of concentrated firepower down on a singular target in a very short amount of time.

Price: 90 points



American made long range SAM perfect for destroying fixed wing aircraft and any helicopters unlucky enough to get too close. Their low speed and ammo can leave them vulnerable in addition to using radar guidance. They are best used to defend friendly troops with the help of SPAAGs and other AAA systems. Turn them off when SEAD is nearby and make sure to relocate frequently.

Price: 60 points


A direct upgrade to the older I-Hawk, the added anti helicopter range and accuracy allow these units to better deal with rotor wing threats and higher ECM aircraft. They are still radar guided and slow off road and require frequent resupply but pose a great threat to hostile aircraft.

Price: 70 points




Prototype upgrade to the I-Hawk that trades the accuracy and anti helicopter range of the PIP II for SEAD immunity. These heavy SAMS are difficult to destroy without prompt response if moved frequently and can be mixed with their radar guided cousins to give SEAD aircraft a nasty surprise when hunting for radar guided units. Best used when frequently relocated and resupplied.

Price: 75 points



The be all, end all of both armored and soft targets alike, this tactical missile launcher can level city blocks, AAA and even armor. They have a massive range, high accuracy and massive HE damage in exchange for a slow reload and high supply cost. These unis excel at clearing out heavenly fortified areas or taking out HVTs like command units, AAA or artillery.

Price: 120 points

French built light tanks up gunned with auto loaded 105mm cannons and FN mags. Their light armor is made up for in their high fire rate and decent punch for price range. These tanks make excellent infantry support or as escorts for heaver armor. Their small size make them decent ambush weapons in addition to fire support. They can destroy most AFVs and in larger numbers or with flank shots beefier armor.

Price: 35 points




British made MBT packing a 105mm main gun, FN mag and relatively thick armor. Their low speed off road can cause some issues when pared with faster tanks like the leopard 1/2s and AMX-13s but still provide decent fire support against softer targets when mixed with better tanks. They also make great infantry support tanks due to the above average armor for their price range.


Price: 35 points




German made tank comparable to the Leopard 1A2, they have high speed off road and a decent fire rate in exchange for lighter armor. They work best to flank around targets with their speed while the beefier tanks attack head on. Their high speed also lets them keep up with some of the faster infantry transports off road but their lighter armor can make them susceptible to lighter AT weapons if they get too close.

Price: 30 points




Similar to the Leopard 1A4 in armor but with the A5s gun stats (with one less AP), this powerful MBT excels at destroying light to medium armor and any soft targets it's supporting infantry can spot in concealment. They are great for aggressive play in addition to ambushing hostile units with their high accuracy and fire rate.

Price: 55 points



German made MBT with higher armor and AP then the older Leopard 1s at the cost of fire rate. These tanks can go toe to toe with all but the best AFVs on the battlefield and benefit from high speed and good stabilizers.


Price: 100 points



Like it's German cousin, this heavy duty MBT is deadly against both soft and armored targets. It has slightly better AP power due to newer ammo allowing it to hit a tad harder. These tanks can deal with most threats on the battlefield but work best in conjunction with support from infantry, AAA and other units. They are high priority targets from ATGMs so care should be taken to use smoke and AAA to cover them from air launched and ground systems.

Price: 145 points



One of the best tanks in the game, this German made monster will crack open the toughest tank in only a handful of shots. These tanks work best when covered by other lighter armor and infantry as well as AAA to prevent their destruction. The 22 frontal armor will take a lot of punishment but the danger these tanks pose make them big targets for hostile units.

Price: 170 points

Recon AMX-13 with better optics in exchange for main gun range, AP and accuracy. They work very well with their tank counterparts, finding hidden targets they can use their longer range to destroy or simply adding firepower with their own armament. They are rather fragile for a tank but have decent armor for a recon vehicle. They posses auto loaded main guns allowing them to dish out fire quickly even when panicked.

Price: 35 points



Essentially a Leopard 1-V with medium stealth and very good optics. One of the best recon tanks in game, this unit can be mixed with it's standard cousins to spot for them or independently scout ahead of your other units. They can destroy most things they spot with their 15 AP main gun while keeping anything it can't in sight long enough to allow other units to deal with it.

Price: 65 points




German made BO-105 helicopter equip for reminiscence. They have very good optics and a very small size allowing them to spot targets and avoid incoming fire (but it's best to keep them away from any AAA). They can help scout for gunships or line up corrected shots for artillery, making these useful tools for gathering intelligence on hostile unit positions.

Price: 45 points




Basic 5 man recon team packing FALs and M72 LAWs. They have very good optics and a great selection of transports allowing them to mix well with other infantry units. They work best as observers but in a pinch they can support friendly troops in direct combat or be slipped behind hostile lines to observe unit movements and possibly destroy HVTs.

Price: 15 points



Recon SF troops that can just as easily observe and report or take matters into their own hands. They are armed with the deadly UZI SMGs, M2 CG RRs and the FALO SAWs, perfect weapons for CQB against infantry and able to crack open fairly substantial armor. They can helicopter insert where they are least expected in the rear where they can target CVs, artillery and AAA.

Price: 30 points



Exceptional optics recon jeep armed with a FN MAG for self defense. They are very easy to conceal and their high speed allows them to quickly slip into or away from a observation position. They can keep up with all but the fastest units off road. They are very soft targets with no armor and only 5 strength so they should avoid direct combat unless in extreme emergencies.

Price: 45 points




Prototype exotic looking scout car armed with a 20mm auto cannon and good optics. They have 1 armor all around and their 100 km/h off road speed lets them chase lighter targets down or run away from anything they can't engage. Their medium size and stealth allow them to avoid hostile units until an opportune time to fire presents itself.

Price: 25 points



Amphibious tracked scout vehicle based on a modified M113 hull. These units are lightly armed with .50 cal Browning for self defense but have 2 front and 1 top, side and rear armor allowing them to aggressively scout areas where softer recon units would be put at risk. The ability for them to cross water allows them to both follow their APC cousins or sneak around behind hostile lines to spot targets for artillery and airstrikes.

Price: 10 points




Performing similar to it's lighter armed cousin, this amphibious tracked scout trades the .50 cal MG for a 25mm auto cannon. They can hunt down lighter targets as well as set up and observe hostile units. They can hold their own against helicopters that stumble into them at close range in concealment as well as mulch any infantry or light AFVs they encounter. They can keep up with and provide fire support to infantry and their tracked transports when assaulting towns.


Price: 25 points



Fast, wheeled prototype scout based on the YP-408 APC. These units trade their infantry compartments and M2 browning for good optics and powerful 25mm auto cannons. They can keep up with their ATGM and APC cousins as well as chase down routing light units as well as finding targets for the rest of your army, navy and air force.

Price: 25 points


Trading it's auto cannon for better optics (exceptional) and a Browning HMG, these swift Dutch recon vehicles still have light armor to protect them and medium stealth to conceal themselves. They are best used to covertly observe hostile unit movements and should only engage targets defensively or as a last resort.

Price: 55 points

French built AMX-PRI hull mated with the American made TOW missile. These single tube tracked ATGM launchers have a modest load of 8 rounds with 3 front, 2 side and 1 top and rear armor to protect them from light return fire. Like all ATGM units, they work best when used to either ambush hostile armor or in conjunction with friendly armor, allowing the tanks to take the brunt of the assault where the ATGMs are used to both assist in the destruction of hostile armor with their HEAT missiles or damage high end tanks while your armor is able to get closer to added KE damage.

Price: 25 points


Although less armored then it's older counterpart, this fast wheeled ATGM carrier packs the more powerful and accurate I-TOW, allowing it to hit harder and faster then the AMX-PRAT at the cost of durability. Their high speed lets them keep pace with fast moving infantry transports, providing them with anti armor support while the slower tracked units catch up to join the fight. They hold 12 missiles allowing them to stay in the fight longer before they need to rearm.


Price: 40



Trading the speed of the YP-408 PWAT for amphibious capability, twin missile launchers and the more powerful and accurate TOW 2, these nasty tank destroyers can deal with high end armor quickly and efficiently. Although their reload time is slower, their actual fire rate is faster due to employing a 2 tube launcher. They have better side armor then the YP-408 PWAT but less frontal armor then the older AMX-PRAT. They can cross rivers and land on beaches with ease making them very useful for flanking maneuvers.

Price: 60 points





Jeep mounted M40 RR perfect for light fire support or ambushing armor. they fire HEAT rounds capable of damaging any ground unit in game, destroying them with a maximum of only 10 shots. Their low price and high availability allows them to be deployed in large numbers to effectively engage and destroy superior units with their larger numbers. They are great when brought in to support infantry fight at the edge of towns against dug in hostile troops.

Price: 10 points



Land Rover mounted ATGM vehicle commonly used to ambush hostile armor. They can relocate from firing position to firing position quickly due to their fast wheeled on speed road in addition to their 95 KM/H off road speed. They carry 6 missiles that although they can get quickly to the front lines are also quick to deplete their ammo.

Price: 35 points



A direct upgrade to the older I-TOW model, this unit features enhanced lethally in the form of higher AP and accuracy ATGMs. They can destroy most MBTs in a handful of flank shots but even on the best armor a single hit will still do at least 1 damage due to the HEAT nature of the warheads.

Price: 45 points

French made helicopter packing 6 SS-11 ATGMs for cracking open armor. They are somewhat slow for helicopters and their ATGMs have somewhat low AP, however this is made up for with their mobility and speed that allows quick response and eases the process of flanking for side or rear armor shots. They have a decent amount of ATGMs for a anti tank helicopter but it is important to have supply units handy to keep them rearmed.

Price: 35 points




Packing a whopping 16 AGM-114A hellfires, a 30mm autocannon, 8 strength and 1 front and side armor, these tank hunters are fast, powerful and have enough ammo to stay on station for long amounts of time. Although it lacks the exceptional optics and F&F AGM-114C of the American Longbow, they require less micromanagement when it comes to the prevention of missile waste and are not as expensive.

Price: 130 points



Similar in some ways to it's ATGM spewing cousins, this well armored gunship packs 76 Hydra 70mm rocket pods in addition to it's 30mm autocannon. These helicopters can absolutely butcher soft targets like infantry and light AFVs. Their light armor allows them to take a bit of small arms fire but like all helicopters their main defense is their speed. They can zip around the battlefield with their 280 KM/H speed.

Price: 65 points


German made light attack helicopter perfect for harassing light armor and soft targets. Their small size can help keep them from getting shredded by small arms or AAA but their low strength of 4 leaves these helicopters as very squishy targets. They are best used for hit and run attacks or for supporting other advancing units or pared with other helicopters.

Price: 30 points

Classic American made light fighter packing 4 AIM-9Ls and a vulcan 20mm auto cannon. They feature decent speed but low turn rate, making them effective hit and run, boom and zoom helo hunters or decent interceptors. Their lack of long range missiles makes it important to call them is fast when needed. They can engage even high end fighters in numbers and work well with better platforms as supportive ASFs.

Price: 60 points


Basic F-16 packing 6 AIM-9Ls, high speed and 20% ECM. They can do a number on helicopters, ground attack aircraft and hostile fighters but their lack of long range missiles can cause issues when engaging fleeing aircraft or when attacking fighters that have longer range armament. When they get close enough they make great dog fighters and when deployed in groups or mixed formations.

Price: 90 points



Trading out 4 of their AIM-9Ls for 2 Ms and 4 AMRAAMs, these 40% ECM aircraft are fast, deadly and cost efferent. They are great interceptors and can handle similarly priced ASFs as well as any ground attack aircraft unlucky enough get one on their tail. They are not the best helicopter hunters but overall in the long run they tend to do a better job against fixed wing fighters then their older cousins mainly due to their weapon range.

Price: 160 points



Multi role fighter bomber with 4 500 pound bombs, a vulcan 20mm and 2 AIM-9Ls. They can hold their own against the occasional fighter but work best when escorted towards their targets so they can focus on bombing ground targets or shooting down aircraft, not both at once. Their 20% ecm makes these aircraft relatively evasive but should avoid areas with heavy AA or fighter cover without proper support.

Price: 120 points



Trading their multi use 500 pound bombs for cluster munitions, these fighter bombers are not very capable at killing infantry when compared to their Block 5 counterparts but can crack a tank open like a can opener. Against aircraft they perform the same, the main choice between the two being better armor killing power for multi use bombs (or just taking both units).

Price: 120 points



Prototype multi role aircraft with AGM-65Ds for tank hunting and a Vulcan 20mm and 2 AMRAAMs for use against hostile aircraft. This unique mix of a long range tank hunter and long range fighter provides a flexible platform that also has 40% ECM and exceptional air detection to boot. They can hold their own against singular aircraft/AFVs but their low ammo count limits their use in large fur balls/ ground pushes.

Price: 145 points



Ground attack aircraft with quad Brownings for strafing/self defense and Zuni rockets for ground attack. They work best against point targets such as ATGM AFVs and infantry. They work great when supporting troops in towns where they can put a lot of HE danger close in a small area. Have no ECM to speak of and their slow speed can cause issues when fighting in contested airspace.

Price:50 points



Multirole fighter bomber packing a set of 20mm autocannons, 2 AIM-9Ls and 5 light cluster bombs. They are not as fast as the F-16A Block 10s but come at a lower price and higher availability. They can also defend themselves when needed and function as light fighters but should fly with escorts when attacking ground targets. Their low ECM of 10% can still help the evade a bit of fire but they should not venture into areas with large amounts of AA/fighter cover.


Price: 90 points



Although lacking the AIM-9s of it's tank hunting cousin, these ground attack aircraft posses deadly napalm bombs. They can burn infantry out of buildings, deny access to roads and choke points as well as stun, and with time kill armor. They work well when pared with the NF-5As, stunning armor and roasting infantry while the latter finishes off any AFVs that escape incineration and deter/destroy fixed and rotor wing aircraft that attempt to respond.

Price: 90 points

Israel is the second DLC nation to be introduced into Wargame. They have a very good selection of very powerful units, with major focus on armor in pretty much every unit they use, including transports with up to 10 armor on the front, however they only have access to one IFV (more of a transport tank then IFV).

Israeli logistics units are very much comparable to the US logistics units, and almost all serve the same purposes, but with better armor in most cases.

Israeli infantry are quite powerful all around, often using a mix of Russian equipment, such as the RPG-7V along with American equipment, such as the M16 rifles, Belgian weapons like the FAL/FALO in addition to locally made firearms like the Uzi an Galil. They also get the Spike ATGM, which at this moment is one of the most dangerous ATGM in the game.

Israeli transports in general are lightly armed, but VERY well armored, and when not well armored, they usually have a lot of small arms attached to them. Some elite units also get a CH-53 with very powerful ATGMS attached to them, on par with aircraft in terms if power.

Israeli support is generally pretty weak in terms of non radar AA ability, but very good in terms of radar guided AA. They also get some very interesting MLRS systems, and the biggest mortar in the game.

Israel is a very powerful nation in terms of tanks, primarily due to their frontal armor, which is amazing for the price, but these usually come at the cost of decent side armor, and a (seemingly) low availability. They do have very powerful guns in most cases as well.

Israel has a few unique units for recon, including a recon SPAAG, a 5 man Rifle/DMR recon team and a SF recon with ATGMs. Most of these units are rather powerful, or in general rather useful for their price.

Israel has a modest vehicle tab, including, mostly a bunch of ATGM launchers (one of which is disguised as a tank) and lastly, an M4 Sherman with a 105mm HEAT gun, typically found on cheaper french tanks.

Israel gets a small selection of helicopters, including Little Birds armed with ATGM launchers, a few Cobra models, and an AH-64A Apache.

Lastly, Israel has a rather good selection of aircraft, with multiple choices for multiple roles. A very strong air power, with slightly inferior equipment than US fighters in most cases. Still extremely powerful for their price point with everything from SEAD and LGBs to napalm and rocket CAS.