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Single-player Campaign Walkthrough

Mission 9: Russia: Conquest of Moscow “Retaliation Moscow”

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• Send your riflemen to Yankee right at the start and get air support.
• Put some artillery between the buildings south of Bravo. From there it’ll be safely protected.
• Have engineers secure Bravo.
• The enemy usually rushes Lima and Delta.
• Have someone at Bravo to block it as soon as you can. The artillery can help here.
• It’s best to let the enemy trigger EndWar and then spike Lima and use your WMD to help secure the third uplink then hold your position till the counter runs out.

Mission 1: Battle of Istra “Warning Signs”

Mission 2: Battle of JFK Space Center “Freedom’s Guardian”

Mission 3: Battle of Rozenburg “Gas Pains”

Mission 4: Siege of Dukovany “Ruse de Guerre”

Mission 5: Siege of Copenhagen “Going for Broke”

Mission 6: Conquest of Copenhagen “Rotten in Denmark”

Mission 7: Conquest of Rovaniemi “Finishing Move”

Mission 8: USA or Europe: Raid on Dukovany “Opening Move”

Mission 8: Europe or Russia: Raid on JFK Space Center “Opening Move”

Mission 8: USA or Russia: Raid on Rozenburg “Opening Move”

Mission 9: Russia: Conquest of Moscow “Retaliation Moscow”

Mission 9: Europe: Conquest of Paris “Retaliation Paris”

Mission 9: USA: Conquest of Washington D.C. “Retaliation Washington D.C.”

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