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Constructs and repairs buildings. The backbone of any base.

Fast scout with a light machine gun. Great eyes, thin skin.

Cheap autocannon tank. Shreds light vehicles.

Reliable main battle tank. The core of any armored push.

Twin cannons, massive armor. Slow, but it arrives like a verdict.

Long-range guided anti-tank missiles. Melts heavy armor, hates being rushed.

Mobile flak cannon. Its guns look to the sky first and the ground after.

Long-range surface-to-air missiles. Owns the sky above your army.

Long-range artillery. Cracks turtled defenses from beyond retaliation.

Eight-rocket saturation barrage. Erases fortified positions and clumped armies.

A radar on wheels: sees far by radio, through night and rain, and finds what hides. Unarmed, thin and slow.

Lobs thermobaric shells: a wide blast that point defence cannot stop, and that burns your own units too.

Point defence on tracks: shoots down rockets and guided missiles over the column it rides with. No gun of its own.

Pours fire in bursts, and the ground it washes over keeps burning under friend and foe alike. Paper-thin and short-armed: it is meant to be spent.

An armoured car that swims, and lands itself.

An armoured recovery tank that mends the vehicles and ships around it. No gun.

Heavy ballistic missiles, thrown far beyond its own sight.

The Wraith's free-fall nuclear bomb: it lies where it lands for a while before it goes off.

Fast patrol boat with an autocannon that also fires at aircraft. Cheap naval eyes.

Anti-ship missiles on a small hull. Punches far above its weight.

Fleet escort with anti-aircraft missiles, sonar, anti-submarine torpedoes and a light deck gun.

Dual-purpose naval gun, sonar and anti-submarine torpedoes: the submarine hunter.

Submerged torpedo ambusher, invisible except to sonar.

Triple heavy guns bombard land and sea from extreme range; secondaries keep helicopters off.

A floating flight deck that rearms embarked aircraft, with a light naval gun and short-range anti-aircraft missiles.

An air-cushion landing craft with a broad open vehicle deck.

Builds and repairs from the water, anything within reach of the shore. No gun.

Fires cruise missiles at the land from under the water, far beyond its own sight. Nothing for ships. It can arm a nuclear warhead of its own.

A submerged transport: unarmed, and hidden under the water.

A quadcopter with an anti-tank charge under it: sent at a target, it flies there and explodes.

Unarmed, expendable, sees everything.

Air-superiority fighter. Only targets aircraft, and deletes them.

Hovering anti-tank missile platform. Terror of slow armor.

Rocket strafing runs against vehicles and light targets.

Sea-skimming anti-ship missiles. Warships fear the horizon.

Carpet bombs that level buildings and dug-in positions.

Airlifts a light load anywhere.

Four-engine jet transport with a broad cargo fuselage and high tail.

Circling heavy gunship raining sustained cannon fire.

Two heavy bombs on a hull no radar sees until it is nearly overhead. It can carry a nuclear bomb.

Dipping sonar and homing torpedoes: the aircraft that hunts submarines.

A warhead in flight: no gun, no orders, a straight line to the point it was sent to.

A missile with an electromagnetic pulse in place of the warhead: the vehicles, ships and buildings where it comes down go dead for a while. Aircraft are above it.

Command center. Produces engineers and supports production lines: factories, airbases or naval yards, in any mix.

Mines metal from a deposit. Your economy lives here.

Twin drills double the yield of the same deposit.

A deep-core bore yields far more metal from the same deposit.

Generates power. Low power slows production and defenses.

Two and a half times the output from the same footprint.

A contained core triples the Advanced Plant's output.

Produces engineers and ground vehicles.

Unlocks advanced ground vehicles.

The Level-3 war factory: adds the Tempest, the Salamander and the Bulwark.

Produces aircraft.

Unlocks advanced aircraft.

The Level-3 airbase: adds the Wraith and the Cormorant.

Builds warships from the shoreline.

Unlocks advanced warships.

Deepwater quays for battleships, aircraft carriers and specialist submarines.

Rapid-fire defense against light vehicles and aircraft.

A wall of lead. Triple the firepower.

Anti-armor cannon emplacement.

Heavy twin cannons with extended range.

Flak battery. Air-only.

Long-range missiles that own the local airspace, and that will fire on a nuclear warhead.

Point defence: shoots down incoming rockets and guided missiles. Nothing for shells, warheads or the ground.

Point defence with a longer reach, a deeper magazine and thicker walls.

A concealed pressure mine with a fragmentation charge against light vehicles.

A concealed floating contact mine with a blast charge against passing hulls.

Fortified theater command center with a satellite communications tower.

Mines metal from a deposit at sea, on its own legs in the water.

Twin derricks double the yield of the same field at sea.

A deepwater drilling complex yields far more metal from the same field at sea.

A tile of wall, cheap and quick. Tiles laid side by side join into one line.

Mends damaged allies in range, worst hit first. Repairs cost metal.

Lifts the fog far around it, through night and rain, and unlocks the top tier of weapons.

Researches the tech tree: the doctrine you fight by, the units and abilities it unlocks, and economy upgrades.

An antenna array above an armored control bunker, filling the air with electronic interference.

Breeds the cores that arm a warhead. Feeds the grid as well.

Fabricates and stores nuclear warheads, and launches one only where you point it.