Company Command Post

1. Allows to build Comet Tank
2. Royal Engineers can enable Emergency War Speed ability for the vehicle that allows temporarily speed up vehicle
3. Infantry Section can use Gammon Bomb that makes powerful damage to infantry and vehicles; demolishes a neutral building same way like Satchel charge of Penal Battalion
4. Tank crews are trained to track enemy vehicles they have hit. Vehicles that are hit will remain visible for an extended period of time.

1. Allows to build Churchill Mk. VII Infantry Tank
2. Allows to improve Royal Engineers to Heavy Engineers (decreases speed, increases repair rate, equips with lmg Vickers )
3. Enhances the Coordinated Fire ability of the Infantry Sections with Pyrotechnics Supplies - now it's more effective against infantry and blind vehicles
4. Captured territory points give increased vision

The Centaur AA Mk. II Cruiser Tank is a heavily armored anti-aircraft platform with powerful twin 20mm Polsten guns.

The main workhorse tank of the British army, the Cromwell Mk. IV Cruiser Tank combines solid armor protection with a reliable 75mm cannon.

The Sherman Firefly marries the chassis of the Sherman with the high-velocity 17-pounder. The result is widely regarded as one of few Allied vehicles that can effectively engage the most heavily armored German tanks.

Armed with a powerful 77mm High Velocity gun, the Comet Tank is a hard hitting British cruiser effective against all targets.

The lumbering Churchill Mk. VII Infantry Tank, often called the 'Heavy Churchill', has very thick frontal armor and the 75mm main gun offers a good balance against a variety of soft and armored targets.

The M10 “Achilles” Tank Destroyer's gun has decent armor penetration and its mobility allows it to flank the most heavily armored enemy vehicles.