Bombers can replace artillery units.
you’re free to bomb any place on the map unless there is some anti-aircraft artillery.
Most units will circulate around the battlefield until the fuel reserves are exhausted.
Bombers leave the mission area after the bombardment of a designated location.
Air Recon
It’s the airborne version of the reconnaissance troops.
It’s a slow and cheap plane, usually unarmed.
However, it provides a lot of information about the movements of enemy troops.
As this is an airplane, the enemy without anti-aircraft weapons cannot harm it.
Bomber
Their main task is to bomb the enemy’s position.
Some bombers have napalm to destroy enemy infantry in a large area or to suppress the morale of units.
Other bombers have AP cluster bombs, which are mainly suitable for use against armored units.
Then the bombs will be dropped on the last known position.
Sometimes this feature is very useful because enemy troops quite often don’t change their location.
Secondly, it’s crucial that you opt for first vehicle as the target.
Such an attack requires micro-management, but it is very effective.
Fighter, Heavy Fighter
These are the air superiority units.
Their main task is to fight all enemy’s planes.
Heavy fighters, however, have strong weapons, but are slower and less maneuverable.
Their task is to destroy slow enemy machines, like large bombers.
These are mainly machine guns and cannons of various caliber, rockets and cluster bombs.
It can easily destroy most tanks as these have weaker upper armor.
Cannons have a limited amount of ammunition, but they’re very accurate and effective.
Obviously, the latter punch in is extremely effective against infantry troops.
Disadvantage of such planes is very limited amount of ammunition - after the attack planes evacuate immediately.
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