The Government Issue unit, or G.I. for short, is the standard infantry for the Allied ground assault troops. They are equipped with a machine pistol and a powerful DSR-80 machine gun in order to mow down enemy soldiers. Unfortunately, the DSR-80 produces far too much recoil to be used on the move. The biggest drawback however was that G.I.s were very vulnerable to enemy fire when using it.

This glaring vulnerability was solved by issuing sandbags to G.I.'s and training in using them for personal protection. The effects were immediate as casualties dropped sharply. This technique was improved and utilized for the Guardian G.I. anti-armor infantry divisions to great effect as well. For even more protection, G.I.s are trained in fortifying civilian structures to protect them from enemy fire.

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The Rocket Soldier has been a vital asset in the previous wars with the Soviets, as an anti-armor and anti-air infantry. Now they're back, with a twist. Borrowing from the sandbag tactics employed by normal G.I.'s, the new Guardian G.I. carries collapsible steel plates which can be deployed to form a shield around the soldier, protecting him from small arms fire and the crushing treads of tanks.

Once stationary, the Guardian G.I. can utilize his 'Red Eye' laser targeting system. This allows the soldier to fire missiles at a longer range and with better accuracy. Like their G.I. counterparts, G.G.I.s can also garrison buildings for additional defense.

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A dog is a man's best friend. This age-old adage is proven time and time again with the effectiveness of military Attack Dogs. Trained to attack enemy troops with no remorse, these canines are a threat to any infantry on the battlefield. Their speed, excellent swimming ability, and above-human perceptiveness makes them excellent scouts. It also allows them to sniff out enemy spies effectively. Unfortunately, to make sure the dogs are able to remain agile, they are equipped with only the lightest armor. They are completely helpless against defenses and vehicles.

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Engineers are a vital part of any military operation, whether it's instantly repairing friendly structures or bridges, capturing neutral or enemy buildings, or defusing bombs planted by enemy insurgents. Though an Engineer has many uses, he is unarmed, and so is often a priority target for enemy forces. Additionally, all Engineers can capture empty vehicles and tech structures instantly.

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Even with all their armor and training, an Allied soldier doesn't last very long in combat without support. On the battlefield, where every man counts, the Field Medic is there to keep the troops alive as long as possible. Though unarmed, do not underestimate his potential when surrounded by a group of soldiers.

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Following the Prism Tank's success as a siege engine, efforts to create a miniaturized prism weapon quickly sprung up. The most successful attempt was the Comet Prism Rifle 00, which was quickly put into mass production. The Siege Cadres are men trained to use the rifle with pinpoint precision, allowing for devastating results on hardened targets and structures, as well as human flesh.

Armored vehicles however, have proven to be a problem due to the lack of charging coils in the prism rifle to increase portability. Siege Cadres wear extra thick suits to protect them from any possible discharges from their weapon. This has the beneficial side effect of protecting them from Attack Dogs, but also the disadvantage of being affected by the magnetic weapons.

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Since many centuries, man has wanted to fly. Though the invention of aircraft alleviated this desire to some degree, the concept of soldiers being able to fly around the battlefield almost indefinitely was a dream for the Allies that has finally been realized through a joint project by Allied scientists.

Rocketeers are brave individuals who hover far above the battlefield, engaging ground and air targets with relative impunity. Though their high speed and maneuverability makes them excellent scouts, they are very vulnerable to anti-air emplacements, and should be kept well away from them.

Navy SEALs are the elite soldiers of the Allied forces. Extensively trained in various weaponry, covert ops, and amphibious assaults, they are more than capable of handling most ground threats. They can use their C4 charges to quickly demolish enemy structures as well. SEALs are excellent for marine warfare as well, capable of detecting submerged enemy units and destroying ships with their C4.

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Espionage has been an essential part of warfare for millennia. Spies exceed in blending in and disguising themselves, allowing them to slip past enemy lines. Spies can provide a commander with invaluable assets when he infiltrates an enemy facility, but be wary of units that can detect them, as a Spy is not armed. The Allied Spy is the cheapest infiltrator that can disguise.

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This infantry is unique to United States of America.
It is a widely known fact that the United States joined late during the Second Great War. American soldiers, which were sent to Europe right after the basic training and without any knowledge on how to fight in the European theatre, had to face the Soviets in a harsh and brutal urban warfare. While the Soviets adapted to using spades, grenades and short but quick-firing submachine guns, the Americans were suffering heavy casualties against battle-hardened Soviet troops until they brought heavy weapons.

In time, the United States' forces decided to arm their troops fighting in urban areas with more frag grenades and shotguns, focusing their training on how to fight in towns and cities. Years before the Soviets attacked once more, specially trained soldiers with heavy flak jackets, riot shields, riotguns and flash grenades designed to flush out hostiles from buildings, were prepared for battles to come.

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This infantry is unique to European Alliance.
To face the threat of the vast manpower reserves of the Soviets, the Euro Alliance found a resolution that fits within their defensive strategy during the conflict. Knowing that during the Second Great War the Soviets were simply sending hordes of badly trained Conscripts together with NCOs that had little to none knowledge about commanding and operating on the field, it became clear the infantry hordes were vulnerable to attacks from hidden positions and great distances.

Skilled Snipers have no problem dealing with the Soviet troops, causing panic and fear in their lines, making them chaotic and unorganised on the field. After the war, the countries of Euro Alliance decided that there should be one Sniper in an infantry company. The best marksmen in the companies who had the highest score during the basic and advanced training, were granted advanced sniper rifles, a weapon feared among even the most armored of Soviet troops.

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This infantry is unique to Pacific Front.
After several exhausting battles against the Chinese divisions, the Pacific Front forces have taken big losses to their armored and infantry forces. Losses taken were so severe, that the scientists of Kanegawa Industries desperately attempted to find a way to increase survivability rate of their troops. However, several events enforced them to delay the research on a certain experimental weapon for long time.

Finally, answer came with an improbable new equipment, named the "Negation Field". This device was capable of reverting the destructive nature of every projectile to point, where attacking would simply heal the target - with an opposite result for any repairing or healing tool. After several tests and positive results of this new weapon's efficiency, Negation Fields in compact form have been given to soldiers on armored hoverboards. Those, who mastered the potential of this tech have been named the Suppressors.

The technology behind the "Negation Field" remains a mystery. Some of the Pacific Front's enemies speculate that it is based on previously undiscovered Einstein's chrono research, which wasn't completed due to his death. What is known is that the Suppressors quickly earned their fame in battle, and now are favourite support units of many Pacific Front commanders, capable of fighting on both land or water and supporting frontline assaults with great results. Whenever there are Suppressors on the field, the casualty ratio for the Allied troops is ensured to stay low.

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The Chrono Legionnaire can erase enemies from time using his special weapon, freezing them in time as he methodically erases every trace of the unit from the time continuum. While being erased, targeted units are not present in any time stream, and are therefore invulnerable to all weapons. Chrono Legionnaires can chronoshift across entire cities and "erase" buildings and soldiers.

Due to the need to make the chronoshift device compact enough to be man-portable, the generators in the suit are not powerful enough for instant timeshifting. Although the Legionnaire can instantly reappear in the desired location, it takes time for the Legionnaire to reform completely. The longer the jump, the longer it takes for a Legionnaire to fully re-enter the time stream, leaving him vulnerable.

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