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Specialized in close combat, Norwegian troops are responsible for containing enemy advances and inflicting maximum damage to enemy troops, in order to give other NATO member states enough time to send reinforcements. Norway: The main target in any Soviet offensive in Scandinavia, the Norwegian army - like the Canadian forces - deploys formidable infantry.

Mainly under threat from Polish airborne and amphibious assault troops, they rely on strong infantry, as well as armored and armed reconnaissance vehicles and many light vehicles and anti-tank helicopters capable of quickly repelling invaders.

Denmark: With a National Guard twice the size of their regular army, Danish forces are built around light task forces.

More comfortable in a defensive rather than an offensive strategy, Canadian troops have a good infantry capability, thanks to their land and airborne transport, which is among the fastest transport in the game.

Canada: Having to be rapidly deployed to Europe from North America, Canadian forces rely more on their robust infantry and anti-tank equipment than on their armored division, which is generally made up of older equipment than that its enemy and allied counterparts.

Federal Republic of Germany: Equipped with downgraded modified US military vehicles, and lended equipment by its European neighbors, the Bundeswehr has excellent heavily armored infantry and tanks, the Leopard 2 is a very deadly piece of equipment when supported by dreadful Panzergrenadiers.

In addition, the UK also has fine infantry, and very fast transports like the Spartan APC.

United Kingdom: British tanks are heavily armed, heavily armored, and slow moving, the Challenger I is the most heavily armoured tank within the game.

They are at their best performing fast strikes, ambushes and hit-and-run tactics, but shouldn't be in head-on engagements. French vehicles are both accurate, fast but very fragile.

France: France's combat doctrines have been forged in the constant colonial wars of the 50's and 60's, giving priority to light units.

The only drawback is the cost of their units.

United States: The United States Army has proficiency in nearly every unit category, they have powerful yet accurate Abrams tanks, very strong special forces, capable basic infantry, and an advanced air wing.

North Atlantic Treaty Organization / BLUFORįaction differences in the NATO can be seen very easily, because all of the armies included were extremely different during the Cold War.

There are very few distinctions and differences between factions and nations within Wargame. 1.1 North Atlantic Treaty Organization / BLUFOR.Maybe they're supposed to represent US Airborne '75 but it's just really weird and continues to add to the ridiculousness that is Delta Force in-game with no US Airborne shock infantry. It's also kind of interesting because if you don't have any captured airports by the time US reinforcements land, you're looking at a Delta Force component that's virtually the size of an entire US Division on its own, before even considering the US Light Rifles, Riflemen, and Combat Engineers that accompany them. So, capturing Totorri, Gobo, and Hiroshima before Turn 4 or 5 (whenever the reinforcements land) is usually the vanilla way to go for total victory. But capturing the airports doesn't funnel the US reinforcements into the remaining airports-it prevents the ones that would spawn at each captured airport from spawning entirely. In Climb Mount Narodnaya, they start on Turn 4 or 5 and come in at the airports. Unlike ALB, Red Dragon's strategic-level campaign AI doesn't benefit from political points whatsoever they always deploy the same reinforcements at the same time due to the same impetus. Anything less and you've just got a massive uphill climb to overcome. Basically, you have to get three airports before the US reinforcements land.