Units
Unit Formations and Military Readiness
Coverage includes combat readiness caps, training facility levels, armor penetration formulas, and formation templates from companies to brigades.
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Mechanized Units: Templates, Costs, and Viability
War Footing mechanized units offer high firepower but demand steep equipment and recovery costs. Here is how mechanized formations compare and perform.
Tanks: Armor Mechanics and Force Building Guide
War Footing tanks guide detailing armor mechanics, hard attack penetration, production trade-offs, and how tanks compare to infantry and IFVs.
Unit Deployment: Rules, Sectors, and Readiness Guide
Master War Footing unit deployment across sectors. Learn readiness penalties, defensive entrenchment, air missions, and operational front rules.
War Footing unit readiness: Mechanics, Penalties, and Recovery
War Footing unit readiness dictates combat effectiveness. This guide explains transport caps, relocation penalties, equipment impacts, and recovery tactics.
Unit Training Guide: XP, Facilities, and Doctrines
Learn how War Footing unit training works, from Training Center XP rates and Level 4 specializations to readiness recovery and doctrine synergy.
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Units FAQ
What happens if forward-deployed troops lack adequate transport capacity?
Unit combat readiness across the theater is placed under a hard cap that frequently plummets to roughly 50 to 54 percent. Read the guide
Does moving units laterally between front sectors reduce combat readiness?
Shifting units laterally between frontline sectors causes little to no readiness penalty compared to moving them forward from the rear. Read the guide
How does armor protect infantry during combat resolution?
Deploying armored vehicles and tanks alongside infantry formations provides passive damage mitigation that directly reduces foot soldier casualties. Read the guide
