Manual

Armed with the SPEAR and dotted in brand-new Dragonscale armor, the next-generation army trooper is a force to be reckoned with

Rocket Troopers are armed with newly-modified JAVELIN-2A rocket launchers. Adapted from the classic JAVELIN anti-tank missile launchers, these new launchers are more compact and can even follow air targets thanks to advanced homing features

The Army's corps of Engineers have extensive knowledge of modern military hardware. Able to repair and retrofit any vehicle, aircraft or structure, they are a crucial part of any modern army

Equipped with the XR-12 Phantom anti-materiel precision rifle and advanced thermal optics, the Sniper is a specialist trained to neutralize enemy infantry at extreme distances. Operating alone or in pairs, Snipers can pick off targets long before they come into range of standard troops. They are, however, lightly equipped for close combat and should be kept away from direct engagements

The Foxhound LRV is a fast scout vehicle designed for speed and maneuverability in the digital age. Armed with a suite of sensors and a dual automated-remote-controlled machinegun, it allows the crew inside to forego the risks of exposing themselves to the battlefield. Able to mow down most infantry, the Foxhound is often seen accompanying artillery vehicles and tanks on the field

The KF3B White Panther MBT is a powerful main battle tank developed by Germany in conjunction with South Korea and The US. Implementing technologies from the USA's defunct AbramsX project and using a standardized variant of the KF3 chassis, the White Panther has become the standard MBT worldwide. Capable of taking down any vehicle in a short time, the MBT is a mainstay of any vehicle attack force

The MILCON MCK-4 Base Expansion Vehicle is a heavily armored, self-propelled platform designed to extend a commander's operational reach deep into enemy territory. Once positioned, it autonomously unfolds and locks into place, transforming into a Base Expansion Hub and projecting a full construction radius, allowing engineers to erect new facilities far beyond the original base perimeter

The Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck, or HEMTT, is a military grade heavy truck designed to carry resources and equipment across the battlefield. It can dock at a Logistics Bay to drop off or even pick up resources

The Boxer II IFV, often called by the old moniker Armored Personnel Carrier, or APC, can transport 8 soldiers into combat, shielding them from enemy fire. It is also armed with a Skyranger turret for taking down aircraft and light vehicles quickly.

An evolution of the classic vehicle, the M157 HIMARS II, dubbed MLRS by commanders and troops, out of convenience, is a long range artillery system designed to launch multiple rockets and destroy targets over an area, as a result

Based on a heavily modified PARS III 8x8 Chassis, the PARS III-C Mobile Artillery offers precision targeting at long range, allowing it to dispatch any vehicle with ease from a distance. Recent advancements in chassis and turret allow it to fire and move rapidly afterwards. If necessary, it can relocate quickly. Given its relatively light armor, it is not recommended to send Mobile Artillery into a direct fight

The AH-68 Indomitus Attack Helicopter is a next generation fast attack helicopter designed to counter infantry and light vehicles. It can subsequently be upgraded with rocket pods, giving it an option against more armored targets. However, the rockets must be reloaded, limiting how much the Indomitus can fight back against armored vehicles. Given its light armor, it is recommended that commanders remain mindful of the punishment the Indomitus can take

The V-35 Valor is an evolution and streamlined version of the V-22 Osprey, and can carry 10 soldiers across the battlefield and over chasms, lakes and rivers

The F-47B Phoenix is a next-generation stealth superiority fighter jet designed for both air-to-air combat and penetrating enemy defenses at high speed. The Fighter Jet must head back to an Airfield to rearm after using up its missiles

The XQ-72 Raven is an autonomous unmanned combat air vehicle designed to carry precision munitions deep into enemy territory. Unlike crewed aircraft, the Raven can be deployed in numbers, saturating enemy defenses with coordinated strikes. After expending its payload, it autonomously returns to rearm. Its low radar cross-section and expendable design make it a versatile and cost-effective strike asset.

The B-21A Sky Raider is an updated, stealth fast attack bomber that can be equipped with several types of bombs. Its light frame allows it to travel fast and what it lacks in armor, it gains in speed

The Barracuda-II-class Light Combat Ship is a next-generation corvette built for coastal interdiction and adapted for high sea warfare. Armed with a remote-controlled autocannon and optimized for speed, it is effective at engaging and harassing enemy vessels and littoral targets.

The Monkfish-class Multirole Frigate serves as the backbone of modern naval escort operations. Armed with an anti-aircraft missile and anti-submarine torpedoes, the Multirole Frigate is a necessary addition to any naval force. Based on a mix of the technologies developed for the Ocean Eagle 43 and the Klewang class fast attack craft, the Monkfish is relatively fast and can easily keep up with air units that are trying to flee its wrath.

Based on the DCNS XWIND 4000 Concept ship, the Reinhardt Destroyer started life as a Frigate. Once the US Navy integrated its experimental railgun weapon onto an upscaled version of the Frigate, it was clear this would become a mainstay of naval warfare. The Destroyer, thanks to its reinforced hull can take a lot of punishment. Its railgun makes it ideal for spearheading naval assaults or providing fire support to naval or littoral forces. Unlike past Destroyers, the Reinhardt prioritizes surface firepower and survivability over anti-air coverage.

The Hunter-class Attack Submarine is a relatively new creation; A next-generation conventional attack submarine built for undersea warfare. It stalks surface vessels on the high seas, often striking before targets can react - few ships survive a Hunter ambush unscathed. Smaller submarines were not favored in past decades, but advancements in drone technology and artificial intelligence has allowed for smaller crew sizes and advanced targeting systems for torpedoes.

The Mako-class Joint Strike Ship is an artillery warship armed with an array of vertical launch bays. The Mako can strike both ground and naval targets from a safe distance with its missile salvo, but requires an escort to protect itself from direct fire. Despite being defenseless in a direct engagement, its reinforced hull can still provide moderate protection from enemy fire.

The Orca-class Aircraft Carrier is the largest warship in the fleet — a self-sufficient floating air base capable of deploying a full wing of strike drones against targets far beyond the front line. Unlike a fixed airfield, the carrier brings air power wherever the fleet goes. Its close-in weapon systems can fend off light threats, but its size makes it a priority target; escort ships are strongly recommended in contested waters.