First deployed during the invasion of Germany, the Comet tank continued the successful line of British cruiser tanks, combining speed with the effective 77mm high velocity gun. With great Mobility and Survivability for a Medium tank, it is a fearsome package even without Upgrades or Crew.

Sexton II (SPG)

Canadian designed, and mounting the reliable Ordnance QF 25-pounder gun, the Sexton gave British forces in the desert a reliable source of artillery fire during highly mobile battles. Capable of lobbing high explosive shells across the battlefield, the Sexton II can force enemy tanks from their positions, as well as stunning their crews.

Archer (Tank Destroyer)

Built on the chassis of the Valentine tank, the Archer mounted the powerful but heavy 17-pounder gun. The vehicle was unusual in that its gun faced the rear of the chassis instead of the front. Thanks to the low cost of the Archer, it is easy to fit one of these high Firepower Tank Destroyers into a Platoon.