Iran was the only buyer of Tomcats besides the US Navy, but after the Islamic Revolution it severed all ties with the West. But more interestingly, the Iranian F-14As had a more intense and dangerous career than their American counterparts: fighting against a numerically superior enemy and without proper maintenance, they continued to intimidate the enemy and inflict serious damage. After the Iran-Iraq war, the Tomcat's armament package was greatly expanded, and Iran still uses these fighters today. In the game, one of these modified aircraft is represented as the F-14A IRIAF.  

The German Junkers Ju 86 bomber and airliner didn't become a particularly famous machine, but it found its niche in Germany and abroad.

To increase the payload of their Lightning and Jaguar warplanes, British designers decided to mount missiles not only under, but also overwing.

The Swedish King Tiger is a unique vehicle in its history and for the Swedish tank tree. It is almost the only heavy tank in the entire tree (KV-1 being the other), and it retains all the strengths of the German tank: strong hull, powerful gun, and good maneuverability. But now its vulnerable turret ring along with overall weak turret protection can be disappointing. Read more about the Kungstiger in this article.

Your tank might have two drivers!

Ships can fly! Kind of.

Smoke grenades and shells not only hide you from the enemy's eyes, but also from their thermals!

The different position of the F-14A engine nozzles in the hangar isn't a bug, it's feature! In real life, F-14s with their engines off look the same.

You can guide the unguided!

Not only do aircraft have variable thrust vectoring, but so do their missiles! One of these is the SRAAM, which can be found in game on the Hunter F.6 and Harrier GR.1.