Royal Engineers: who specialize the Pure turtling. The British company commanders are the Royal Engineers, Artillery, or the Royal Commandos. They can also use officers to buff the units near them in offence or defence. They are weak in Early game as they can only produce Infantry Sections and Bren Gun carriers, but as they advance to Mid-game they unlock Powerful Defensive structures and by Late-game easily dominate any pesky Krauts that enter in their range. The British is technically Turtle as they specialize in a lot of Defensive Structures.
The armor general can capture points with Light vehicles, repair their tanks on the move, and instantly replace tanks with War machine as long as it is active. It can produce tanks faster, and has the ability to requisition Pershing Tanks, the American Answer to the Tiger tank. They are weak against assault troops but with democharges and grenades can prove to be formidable they also can use P-51 mustangs to strafe, bomb, and scout the land, and if the enemy are using tanks they can paradrop AT-guns and supplies that give fuel and supplies bonus and leave a MG and mortar against pesky infantry.įinally Armor commander specializes in Armor units. They can be upgraded with recoilless rifles that are good against tanks. They also can use Howitzer barrages as a power for a supplies cost.Īirborne as the name explains itself allows the player to use paratroopers to infiltrate enemy lines.
Also in the Infantry commander's arsenal are Howitzers long range artillery that all Allies love to hear and Axis dread. Infantry specializes in Rangers, riflemen that automatically comes equipped with 2 bazookas and can be upgraded with Thompson Submachine guns making them Infantry killers and Light-med tank killers. they have a unique experience level up as they survive they become more powerful. The 3 tech trees are: Infantry, Airborne and Armor. One of the most popular armies among new players, the American army is very easy to handle as it can adapt to any situation the axis can throw at them.
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