United States

Doctrine

The United States plays the technological-superiority game. Information dominance, stealth, and precision strike chained together let small US forces outclass much larger conventional armies, as long as the network holds.

Core Capabilities

• Network-Centric Warfare: Command Uplinks share targeting data across the battlefield. Units within 40m of an uplink gain +15% accuracy and +10% range.
• Air Superiority: F-22 Raptors and B-2 Spirits dominate contested airspace before the ground attack even begins.
• Precision Strike: M142 HIMARS and MQ-9 Reaper drones deliver pinpoint fires from far outside enemy SAM rings.
• Stealth Technology: Radar invisibility on key platforms (F-22, F-35, B-2) until they open fire turns surprise into a tactical doctrine.

Iconic Roster

The Iconic Eleven on the home grid (M1A2 Abrams SEPv4, M142 HIMARS, F-22 Raptor, B-2 Spirit) are all American. Hero operative is the Delta Operator, a counter-terror specialist with kit themes around sabotage, capture and breach.

Endgame Weapon

Tactical Nuke Silo: Precision GPS-guided strike with compact blast radius. Designed for surgical decapitation, not saturation.

Weakness

High operational cost and intel dependence. Disrupt the uplinks, jam the satellite link, and US firepower turns into expensive scrap on the battlefield.