They can receive an upgrade that turns them into anti-infantry troops as well, in essence becoming all-powerful squads with the capabilities to engage and destroy any target - especially when traveling in large groups. These elite infantrymen are initially just good anti-tank units, capable of pushing back enemy vehicle assaults and later carrying the fight to the enemy. Next up the Infantry Company pulls out its primary weapon - the Ranger Squads. It increases production speed of these units, and allows Riflemen Squads to construct a variety of defenses, shifting responsibilities from the weak and vulnerable Engineer Squad to the battle-ready Riflemen. By the mid-game, when other companies and factions are beginning to put more emphasis on vehicle production, the Infantry Company uses its existing and growing infantry force to deliver stronger and stronger attacks, pushing the enemy back and denying him any advance.įor starters, it does this by augmenting Riflemen Squads and other Infantry and Heavy Weapon squads. The Infantry Company takes advantage of this by shifting the focus of the army's strategy towards the use of Infantry squads. As a result, American Infantry just keeps coming back for more, putting constant pressure on their Axis opponents and outnumbering them in almost any battle.
Their primary advantage is their significantly low cost, with the Americans being able to replace fallen men without much financial difficulty. One of the largest participants in the war, the United States had the advantage of manpower over the war-wearing European combatants, and put it to good use by spending years to train its men for the coming invasion of Normandy.Įven without the Infantry Company tree's assistance, American Infantry squads form the basis upon which their army relies. With their large naval forces concentrated in the Pacific, fighting the Japanese, a large number of able-bodied men were drafted to take the fight to the Germans in occupied Europe. The American army joined World War II while it was already well under-way.
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