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Generals of the United States

It is important to tailor your strategies to take advantage of the strengths of a particular country and general; while at the same time avoiding both their weaknesses and inferior units.

As with any successful strategy within Axis and Allies, you must be ready to counter the tactics and strategies of your opponents. Reconnaissance is key! You can't be prepared if you don't know whats coming.

Strengths

1. Economy: When it comes to the strengths of the United States, first and foremost it is their economy, which will offer benefits for the entire game. Common for players to "eco whore" during the infantry stage of the game, spamming alot of infantry hq's to bolster their economy (stay away from airborne hq's as they don't generate as much money for USA).

2. AT Mech: One of the strongest Anti Tank Mech regiments in the game. Mechanized Production, Mechanical Reliability, and the special ops of Eisenhower and Patton make them that much stronger.

3. Arty Tanks: USA also has one of the strongest Arty Tank regiments. Use your superior economy to produce more units in less time, and back those arties with the best airpower in the game for a truly devastating offensive push.

4. Airpower: Best airpower in the game. Napalm very effective against enemy structures as buildings have no resistance to fire damage. Although the exact damage inflicted by napalm isnt very well documented, we have seen it add up to +70% to total damage.

Weaknesses

1. Specialized Infantry: When it comes to the weaknesses of the United States, they don't have many. The one that stands most, is their lack of a specialized infantry that can compete with those of Russia, Great Britian, and Japan; which can leave them at a disadvantage early in the game... Especially in 1v1 and isolation play.

General Arnold One of the strongest Generals for multiplayer, short of Nimitz. Add a Carpet Bomb to the powerful AT-Mech, Arties, and Airpower of the USA, and you have a recipe for possible victory.

General Eisenhower Another one of the strongest Generals for multiplayer, Eisenhower is the ultimate "eco whore" general. His Lend Lease special op makes the best economy in the game that much better. Eisenhower can also be dominant during the "Mech" stage of the game with the proper use of Mechanized Advance.

General Nimitz The strongest General for multiplayer (3v3, 4v4), Nimitz is the only general to feature the Atomic Bomb aka Nuke. The recon rush is often used with Nimitz, to quickly earn EXP and charge your Atomic Bomb. Combine your Nuke with an offensive push of AT-Mech and/or Arties and use Assembly Line to add +15% Health.

General Patton Probably the weakest USA general, yet still one of the strongest no-bomb generals in the game, simply because he is USA. Fighting Spirit gives Patton a little more versatility than Eisenhower, but like Eisenhower, Patton is also strongest at the mech stage of the game, due to Mechanized Advance.

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