The Project 89 “Bernau” is a low BR Sub-Chaser and Minesweeper found in the German coastal tech tree. It features a unique weapon in the form of the Strela-2M SAM that can deal with most aircraft it can face without much trouble. Despite its size however it is very vulnerable to enemy fire due to the lack of armor as well as a very low crew count.

The Drakon is the Israeli variant of the MIM-72 Chaparral, featuring a more powerful engine compared to its U.S. counterpart. This variant has access to the more advanced MIM-72G SAM, featuring advanced IRCCM that is on-par with the FIM-92 Stinger.

The Su-30SM is a twin-seater supemaneuverable fighter with a very powerful CAS loadout located in the USSR tech tree. It also has access to thrust vectoring nozzles for its engines, allowing for extreme maneuvering at low speeds.

The Mi-8AMTSh is an upgraded attack variant of the Mi-8. It is equipped with a wide variety of weapons, ranging from extremely precise guided missiles such as the lethal 9M114 Shturm ATGM and the agile 9M39 Igla MANPAD to unguided ordinance like the compact S-8KO rocket and the massive FAB-500 bomb. The helicopter was also fitted with a large amount of countermeasures which can be helpful in some situations, despite the lack of an RWR, MAWS and LWS.

The F-4C Phantom II is a supersonic twin engine jet fighter located in the American tech tree. It features a wide variety of not only air-to-air but also air-to-ground armament options, being the ultimate mid to high-tier multirole aircraft for the American tree.

The Merkava 2 BATASH (also know as Merkava 2D, Merkava 2 Dor Dalet or Merkava 2B Dor Dalet) is the final evolution of the Israeli Merkava 2 main battle tank. This variant is equipped with the BATASH armor kit, offering improved protection against chemical energy projectiles without a significant weight increase. Being the final evolution of the Merkava 2, it also gets access to more advanced ammunition than its tech tree counterparts.

The VBCI-2 (MCT-30) is the premium variant of the VBCI family of wheeled IFVs, equipped with the 30mm Bushmaster Mk. II in a crewless turret. Despite being armored enough to withstand light autocannons, at least from the front, it is one of the most mobile wheeled IFVs in the game and when paired with the 150 rounds of Mk.258 APFSDS, it can take out almost any tank from its side within seconds.

The M8 Light Armoured Car, commonly known as the “Greyhound”, is a low-tier reconnaissance vehicle. It has a 37mm cannon paired with a 12.7mm heavy machine gun. It features decent mobility, enough armor to withstand small caliber machine guns, and heavy machine gun fire from the front, which can even extend to autocannons at longer ranges. While its mobility may not be the best, it is still enough to allow you to flank enemies and utilize your fast fire rate to destroy enemy vehicles side on.

The Churchill Crocodile is a variant of the Churchill Mk.VII with a hull-mounted flamethrower instead of the hull-mounted machine gun. Apart from the flamethrower, it is almost identical to the tech-tree variant, with the only exception being its weight, which is 45.2 tons compared to 41 tons. The gun is still the same mediocre 75mm OQF Mk.V, and mobility is even worse because of the extra weight.

The T-10A is the big brother of the IS-3, featuring the stabilized D-25TS and almost double the reload speed; it fixes most of the issues of the IS-3. However, unlike the T-10M, it still has the older D-25 gun with a worse stabilizer: the gun still has enough penetration to go through enemies, but still not enough to not have to target weak spots of certain enemies.