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Mission 5: Siege of Copenhagen “Going for Broke”

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• Send your gunships between the wall to the south of Alpha and the forrest.
• Send one unit of engineers to garrison each tower to the southeast of Alpha.
• Send one group of engineers to garrison one of the towers to the southwest of Alpha.
• Use your gunships to destroy any enemy artillery units that appear.
• Put your final group of Engineers into your transports and have them garrison a building near the center of the map and a little to the south. They’ll harass any units coming to alpha and act as a forward contact point.
• Your biggest threat on this map is enemy artillery, make it your priority.

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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