Miners have played an essential role in warfare since the First Great War. They collect raw minerals which can be processed at a refinery to generate revenue for the commander to fund his war effort. Heavily armored and immune to mind control due to them being remote controlled, miners are difficult to destroy with conventional forces.

Thanks to Einstein’s advancements in chronosphere technology, the Chrono Miner has been outfitted with a miniature chronosphere device that will automatically teleport the miner to its refinery when its cargo bays are full or when the commander orders it to. This allows the miner to not only transport resources much faster than its Soviet and Epsilon counterparts, but also allows it to escape from encroaching enemies, including Soviet Terror Drones if the miner becomes infected. Unfortunately, the carrying capacity of the vehicle had to be reduced due to the large size of the chronosphere device, effectively halving the amount of ore that can be carried.

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The Robot Tank was previously a Japanese commercial security robot. Programmed with powerful friend/foe recognition algorithms and hovering engines for naval patrols, its main role was to defend vital research and military compounds from intruders.

Once Epsilon arose and the threat of their mind control techniques become known, the Robot Tank was incorporated into all Allied arsenals and outfitted with dual heavy machine guns to counter Epsilon Adepts and Elites. Robot Tanks are also excellent in preventing enemy infiltration of Allied bases as they can easily ‘see’ past disguises.

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This unit is unique to United States of America.
The Stryker Infantry Fighting Vehicle is the newest development in multipurpose support vehicles. It comes equipped with standard light anti-armor missiles capable of accurately taking down enemy aircraft with great ease even while on the move. Its great speed, the highest among its peers, allows it to effectively perform hit and run tactics. The Stryker can be deployed through the ‘Bloodhounds’ support power as well.

But the Stryker’s greatest strength lies in its ability to adapt to almost any situation presented to an Allied commander. This vehicle houses a complex weapons system which allows any infantry that enters it to integrate their weapon into the turret of the Stryker. This allows the IFV to quickly be equipped to handle almost any problem efficiently. Since Tanya is the only Allied heroine that can enter an IFV, the Stryker will gain a powerful railgun mode when she enters the vehicle.

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This unit is unique to United States of America.
In order to counter heavy Soviet armor, a light tank concept was proposed with emphasis on the quick elimination of enemy vehicles. The concept was based on the older Light Tank design from the Second World War, along with some significant upgrades. From this idea, the Bulldog Light Tank was born. Although the vehicle is lightly armored, it carries a large amount of advanced electronics, ensuring radar invisibility. The Bulldog carries a large amount of protection against EMP to shield its electronics as well, halving the effects of EMP applied to the tank.

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This unit is unique to European Alliance.
The Archon Armored Multirole Carrier is a derivative of the original ‘Stryker’ model used by the United States that has been heavily modified for more intense combat situations. Now equipped with heavier armor, the Archon is the most durable of IFVs, making it a viable defense option. The additional weight however, does render it slower than its American cousin, making it less suitable for quick assaults.

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This unit is unique to European Alliance.
The Cavalier Medium Battle Tank is the continuation of the Medium Tank from the Second Great War. Although its main features have remained relatively unchanged, such as its 105 mm cannon, the Cavalier is faster and better armored than its predecessor.

The Cavalier is the bread and butter of every Euro Alliance armor column, effective at destroying enemy armor and structures. This tank also provides a middle ground between the powerful but slow Rhino Heavy Tank utilized by the Russians and the quick but lightly armored Lasher Light Tank used by PsiCorps. Unfortunately, due to the nature of the warhead used, the tank’s effectiveness against infantry is mediocre at best.

The most prominent improvement to the tank is the integrated autoloader. The autoloader allows the tank to fire its shells at an increased rate after a short warm-up time, dealing more damage in less time as long as it remains locked on a target.

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This unit is unique to Pacific Front.
The Tsurugi is the Pacific Front equivalent of the IFVs used by the other Allied factions. However, the Tsurugi is unique in the fact that it does not have an initial pilot, and so must be manned with a soldier before it becomes operational. The power suit does come with several advantages. It is highly maneuverable and is completely impervious to environmental hazards such as radiation and toxins. An enhanced targeting system makes it a dangerous early anti-aircraft unit.

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This unit is unique to Pacific Front.
The Kappa is a creature from Japanese folklore known to dwell in bodies of water, praying on humans and cattle. Like its mythical brethren, the Kappa Tank can traverse any body of water with ease, allowing it to attack unsuspecting enemies from almost any direction. Many Soviet and Epsilon bases have fallen victim to the Kappa’s ability to overwhelm an enemy through a shore line assault. Even with this tactical advantage, the Kappa takes a lot of engine power to keep it afloat, making it the slowest basic tank in the Allied arsenal.

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The Mobile Construction Vehicle, or MCV, is the most vital component in any military operation. The MCV is a massive vehicle with the ability to deploy into the Construction Yard, the heart of any base. With it, a commander can create any military building they see fit. Protecting the MCV is a must if you wish to maintain any presence on the battlefield. Due to the technology and resources used in an MCV, the cost of building one is incredibly high, but the expanding of your base using another MCV may prove more useful than you think. The Allied MCV provides all the necessary materials to build an Allied base.

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When the Bolsheviks took control of Russia after the October Revolution, they began to persecute religious followers as a part of the Communist manifesto, which had as ideological objective the removal of all religion. This resulted in thousands of people fleeing Russia to the United States. One of them was Igor Sikorsky, who later set up the well known Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation.

The Stallion Transport is one of Sikorsky’s finest transport helicopters and a standard in all Allied armies. Its large passenger capacity, coupled with radar invisibility, allows it to easily insert infantry battalions behind enemy lines. Just be wary of anti-aircraft fire, as the helicopter can’t take too much punishment.

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This unit is unique to United States of America.
The Warhawk is a lightly armed helicopter capable of multiple roles in the field. It’s fitted with a heavy laser cannon to light infantry ablaze and cut through tank armor. Against buildings, it uses heavy duty concussion grenades to easily flatten lightly armored structures. The Warhawk does not carry any anti-aircraft weaponry of itself and relies on its quick speed to evade potential threats.

This unit is unique to United States of America.
The Stormchild is an advanced air superiority fighter specifically equipped to efficiently deal with airborne targets. With its high-tech lasers and powerful targeting systems, it’s theoretically impossible for the fighter to miss its target. Its plentiful missiles benefit from the targeting systems as well, though they cause less damage individually than comparable warheads. Although the Stormchild is the fastest fighter in the Allied arsenal, it is rather fragile in the face of anti-aircraft fire.

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This unit is unique to European Alliance.
Mirage Tanks are some of the most advanced anti-armor units in the Euro Alliance arsenal. Developed by the genius scientist Dr. Einstein, the tank has the unique ability to camouflage itself as a tree as long as the tank is stationary. In addition to being undetectable on radar, this allows the Mirage Tank to remain hidden in plain view.

With its Kinetic Energy Penetrator Cannon, the tank is more than a match for enemy armor, especially during ambushes. However, its armor has been sacrificed for speed in order for the tank to use hit-and-run tactics, so it won’t hold up to enemy fire once it is detected. The battlefield is a dangerous place, but when even the trees are gunning for you, you know there is nowhere you can hide.

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This unit is unique to European Alliance.
The Harrier is the primary fighter jet for the European forces. Built with mobility in mind, this jet makes use of modern Vertical Take-Off and Landing logic, allowing for runways to be considerably smaller and in turn allowing for aircraft to be built, armed, and repaired right on the battlefield.

This lethal fighter is equipped with advanced High Explosive Anti-Tank missiles. When a missile hits an enemy, a large hole is blasted into the tank, exposing vulnerable systems for a short time. This allows the Harrier to either follow up with another missile for increased damage, or allow other forces to easily finish off the tank. The Harrier is most effectively used to eliminate enemy armor or intercept aircraft.

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This unit is unique to Pacific Front.
The Zephyr Artillery is a long range, self-propelled anti-tank weapon utilized by the Pacific Front to combat large armor columns from a safe distance. The Zephyr Beacon support power allows Zephyrs to target anything at any range on the battlefield for a short while. Though a formidable foe at long range, the Zephyr is relatively lightly armored in order to incorporate the needed targeting mechanisms. Minimum range of the weapon is another of its weak points.

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This unit is unique to Pacific Front.
The Black Eagle’s position of one of the best fighters in the world is uncontested to this day. It’s decent armor, great speed and advanced weaponry makes this dealer of death one of the biggest airborne threats to the Allied’s enemies. With its devastating cryo-missiles, the Black Eagle is capable of taking out several targets at once in a single hit. The Black Eagle is also a status symbol for the Pacific Front, a testament to their undeniable superiority when it comes to aerospace technology.

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This unit is unique to United States of America.
One of the more interesting concepts to be fleshed out in the United States arsenal is the Basswave. A large, but fragile vehicle that uses the power of sound to demolish structures. Extensive research was performed to discover the exact frequencies at which structural damage occurs. The Basswave can modulate the frequency of its aural assaults from a foundation-quaking low rumble to destroy buildings, to an ear-shattering pitch to harm soft targets. Just keep it away from vehicles, as it can barely harm them. Let the bass kick.

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This unit is unique to United States of America.
The Abrams Tank has been the pride of the American armored division for several years now. With its thick armor, powerful 120 mm cannon, and high-tech targeting systems, it really packs a punch. The Abrams has the ability to go toe-to-toe with even the mightiest of heavy tanks. A competent commander can use the Abrams to easily out-range and out-maneuver his opponents. Due to advancements in laser technology, all Abrams models have been outfitted with dual ‘Saturn’ laser weapons, effective against almost all infantry threats.

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This unit is unique to United States of America.
Of all the anti-aircraft systems, the Aeroblaze is probably the most feared and respected among pilots of all factions. Using incredibly powerful and accurate ‘Quasar’ laser cannons to reduce any and all aircraft to scrap metal, there is no aircraft which can out-maneuver the vehicle's weaponry once it has locked onto a target. This immense power comes at a price though, the Aeroblaze has to keep its guns trained skyward to keep the advanced tracking systems from malfunctioning, making it vulnerable to all other adversaries.

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This unit is unique to European Alliance.
When it comes to artillery, the Prism Tank is the go-to for every European commander. Due to the hefty weight of the tank, the charge couplings usually equipped on Prism Towers were removed to allow better mobility. This means that the Prism Tank is ineffective against armored targets. The Prism refractor is not only effective for destroying enemy structures, but can also function as an anti-infantry weapon in a pinch.

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This unit is unique to European Alliance.
The Charon Tank is the pinnacle of European technology. Its neutron cannon, a larger, more powerful version of the one used by Chrono Legionnaires, has the ability to instantly erase any unit targeted by it from this time and space. This allows the tank to immediately remove threats without any chance of retaliation. The sheer amount of energy used for this unstoppable weapon means that the Charon has a long cool down, making it vulnerable to enemies after it has fired.

This weapon is not only technologically a fearsome weapon, but psychologically as well. Soldiers and tank pilots find the prospect of being flung into a completely different dimension a far more terrifying fate than mere death. The Charon’s neutron cannon is still rather controversial, but due to lack of evidence to the true fate of this weapon’s victims, the tank remains in European arsenals.

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This unit is unique to European Alliance.
The Thor is the most impressive unit in the European arsenal. Developed by a small, independent arms developer, the Thor has become the flagship of the European armed forces, often seen on the battlefield where the European Alliance sets its military might on full display. Its repeating guns are capable of tearing infantry to shreds and heavily damaging aircraft within a wide radius while the craft’s thick armor allows it to soak up plenty of damage.

The gunship acts as a command unit in the field, as it is authorized to order personnel on the ground to divert to defensive tactics for a limited time. This makes the Thor a welcome sight to all Allied forces, and the mere sight of it is enough to instill awe in any soldier.

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This unit is unique to Pacific Front.
Raining icy destruction from the skies above, the Hailstorm is the Pacific Front’s premier siege engine. A heavy platform carrying a bomber that unleashes several payloads of high-yield cryogenic substances from a great range, turning buildings into brittle constructs which easily collapse under their own weight. Though very effective against structures and other hardened targets, the Hail Bomber is very vulnerable to anti-aircraft fire.

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This unit is unique to Pacific Front.
When the Pacific Front joined the Allies in light of the threat of China, the Japanese contributed an amazing piece of technology to the Allied arsenal. The Blizzard Tank was originally a non-lethal weapon, used to impede vehicles and immobilize unruly citizens or fleeing criminals with its unique Thermal Inversion cannon which could cool sub-atomic particles to temperatures which made movement almost impossible.

Now this weapon’s effectiveness has been amplified to such a level that any organic material is instantly destroyed and armored targets are slowed and their armor reduced to fragile layers of ice under the stress of the absolute zero temperatures inflicted by the Blizzard Tank. Even though this powerful weapon can out-range most conventional tanks and its effectiveness against infantry is undisputed, it only does negligible damage to structures.

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This unit is unique to Pacific Front.
Another massive contribution made by the Pacific Front to the Allied cause came in the form of the Battle Fortress. This moving citadel is capable of carrying several infantry units and allowing them to lead fire from its many operable gunports along with its heavy machine gun to combat infantry and missile launcher against armored and airborne targets. Due to the heavy layers of armor, the Battle Fortress is not only capable of soaking up tons of damage, it can also simply crush smaller vehicles with its weight.

Of course, the Fortress has some drawbacks; its huge amount of armor is costly to produce and its immense weight makes this unit quite cumbersome. Combined with the cost of outfitting the Fortress with infantry to provide extra firepower and the unit’s susceptibility to mind control, the Battle Fortress can prove to be very costly if destroyed or captured by the enemy.

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When an enemy installation is too well defended to be assaulted directly, the Barracuda steps in. As fast as lightning and just as deadly, this 'invincible' bomber will swoop in to completely annihilate any enemy structure before your opponent can react. Be wary that although the Barracuda is very powerful, the paper thin armor and high cost make this unit something you don’t want to be careless with.

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The ability to transport large amounts of forces over one of the most common environmental obstacles, water, has always been a deciding factor in war. Bodies of water of any size no longer prove to be a problem when amphibious transports are used. Easily gliding over water with their powerful turbines, they can transport both infantry and armor to any location. Keep in mind though that these transports are only lightly armed, and should not be put in major harm’s way to prevent severe losses. The Allied Voyager is equipped with dual missile launchers, allowing it to defend itself from harassment from both ground and air forces.

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The Destroyer is the workhorse of the Allied Navy, capable of engaging enemy ships and shore installations with its powerful 155mm cannon. What makes the Destroyer unique though, is the V-22 Osprey mounted on its back, equipped with depth charges. This, in combination with the advanced sonar systems equipped with the ship, makes the Destroyer a versatile submarine hunter as well, especially when assisted by Navy SEALs.

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Where most anti-air systems would falter, the Aegis Cruiser steps in. Equipped with multiple missile batteries capable of firing heat seeking missiles with deadly accuracy, the Aegis is the Allies’ most powerful anti-air unit at sea. This does come with a drawback though, as the Aegis is completely defenseless against everything else.

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The Aircraft Carrier is one of the most powerful ships the Allies have to offer. Packing several UAVs capable of delivering their payload over huge distances with deadly accuracy, this floating airbase is capable of leveling any enemy base to the ground with ease. Just be careful, as the Carrier has a large minimum range, and thus is vulnerable to naval assault.

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This unit replaces the Aircraft Carrier for European Alliance.
When all other options have been exhausted, the Battleship is called upon; a massive floating fortress sporting massive cannons and the thickest armor of any other ship. It is capable of raining shells upon adversaries from long distances, making it the most feared and revered vessel in the world. Due to its large size, the ship can easily accommodate repair systems, allowing it to repair itself. Battleship's projectiles cannot be shot down, but it is not as precise and has shorter range than the Aircraft Carrier.

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This unit becomes available after infiltration of Allied Construction Yard.
The Allies have always been lacking in truly powerful, heavily armored vehicles, able to resist Yuri's mind control. So Japan’s most advanced weapon manufacturer Kanegawa Industries was contracted to build the perfect anti-armor tank. A tank that could dish out massive punishment, and take it just as easily. What they came up with, was the Future Tank X-0, a completely robotic, autonomous tank, heavily armored with the thickest of alloys, yet still being maneuverable enough to reach reasonable speeds.

Two powerful burst-fire beam cannons allow the Future Tank to cut through almost all armor with no difficulty. In short, the X-0 is a marvel of engineering. Although powerful, the Future Tank is ill-equipped to combat infantry forces. Due to its prototypical nature and high production costs, the X-0 is only available to Allied commanders under special circumstances.

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