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CBU-58A/B

**CBU-58A/B** is a model of unguided bomb.

## Notes

1. Cold War database (v493) lists this weapon as entering service in 1973. However, it is assigned to loadouts available to aircraft predating 1973:
	1. Loadout CW10162, Loadout CW10163, Loadout CW10147, Loadout CW10148 (all should be deleted from the F-111D Aardvark (USAF 1971) model in favor of the 1973 model of the F-111D.)
	2. Loadout CW10207, Loadout CW10208, Loadout CW10215, Loadout CW10216 (all should be deleted from the F-111E Aardvark (USAF 1971) model in favor of the 1973 model of the F-111E.)
	3. Loadout CW10325 (should be deleted from F-4C Wild Weasel IV (USAF 1968) & F-4C Wild Weasel IV (USAF 1970) and a new 1973 model should be made with the loadout included.)
COAIRCONEX 2-50/1940

**COAIRCONEX 2-50/1940** was a COAIRCONEX 2-50 exercise held in 1940.

## Participants

1. **Ann:** Thailand air force with the Mitsubishi Ki-30 Ann (Thailand 1940) (920 nm)
2. **Buffalo:** United States air force with the F2A-2 Buffalo (200 nm)
3. **Hawk:** Thailand air force with the Hawk 75N (310 nm)
4. **Hurricane:** United Kingdom air force with the Hawker Hurricane Mk I (300 nm)
5. **Sally:** Thailand air force with the Mitsubishi Ki-21-I Sally (750 nm)
6. **Spitfire:** United Kingdom air force with the Spitfire Mk I (UK 1940) (230 nm)
7. **Warhawk:** United States air force with the P-40B Warhawk (320 nm)
8. **Wildcat:** United States navy with the F4F-3 Wildcat (480 / 700 nm)
9. **Wilddog:** United States marines with the F4F-3 Wildcat (480 / 700 nm)
10. **Zerstorer:** Germany air force with the Messerschmitt Bf 110 C-4/B (250 nm)

## Results

1. 1-0: Buffalo
	1. won 24-0 vs. Hurricane
2. 1-0: Warhawk
	1. won 25-15 vs. Wilddog
3. 1-0: Zerstorer
	1. won 49-43 vs. Sally
4. 1-0: Wildcat
	1. won 18-15 vs. Hawk
5. 0-0: Ann
6. 0-0: Spitfire
7. 0-1: Hawk
	1. lost 15-18 vs. Wildcat
8. 0-1: Sally
	1. lost 43-49 vs. Zerstorer
9. 0-1: Wilddog
	1. lost 15-25 vs. Warhawk
10. 0-1: Hurricane
	1. lost 0-24 vs. Buffalo
Destroyer minelayer

A **destroyer minelayer** (DM) is a surface combatant ship unit. It differs from a standard destroyer in having the additional ability to carry and lay naval mine fields.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are no models in the Modern database as of v491.

### Cold War models

There are 3 models in the Cold War database as of v491

1. DM 23 Robert H. Smith (1950)
2. DM 23 Robert H. Smith (1953)
3. DM 257 Mauvenet (1971)
Combat stores ship

A **combat stores ship** (AFS) is an auxiliary ship unit intended to carry naval provisions.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 13 models in the Modern database as of v491

1. A 301 Drakensberg (1988)
2. A 302 Outeniqua (1993)
3. A 385 Fort Grange (1978)
4. A 385 Fort Grange (1986)
5. A 480 Resource (1967)
6. A 480 Resource (1986)
7. AFS 1 Mars (1964)
8. AFS 1 Mars (1985)
9. AFS 1 Mars (1989)
10. AFS 1 Mars (1991)
11. L 421 Canterbury (2007)
12. L 421 Canterbury (2014)
13. T-AFS 8 Sirius (1981)

### Cold War models

There are 4 models in the Cold War database as of v491

1. A 160 Fort class (1946)
2. A 385 Fort Grange (1978)
3. A 480 Resource (1967)
4. AFS 1 Mars (1964)
Bunker

**Bunkers** are a category of facility which are strongly constructed buildings on land surfaces.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 23 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. Ammo bunker (surface)
2. AvGas bunker (150 kL)
3. AvGas bunker (400 kL)
4. AvGas bunker (750 kL)
5. AvGas bunker (1500 kL)
6. AvGas bunker (3000 kL)
7. CE-I silo (USA 2007)
8. CE-II Blk 0 silo (USA 2009)
9. CE-II Blk 1 silo (USA 2018)
10. Diesel bunker (150 kL)
11. Diesel bunker (400 kL)
12. Diesel bunker (750 kL)
13. SH-04 Galosh 8-silo complex (USSR 1978)
14. SH-08 Gazelle conventional 12-silo complex (Russia 2001)
15. SH-08 Gazelle nuclear 12-silo complex (Russia 1992)
16. SH-08 Gazelle nuclear 12-silo complex (USSR 1990)
17. SH-08 Gazelle conventional 16-silo complex (Russia 2001)
18. SH-08 Gazelle nuclear 16-silo complex (Russia 1992)
19. SH-08 Gazelle nuclear 16-silo complex (USSR 1990)
20. SH-11 Gorgon 8-silo complex (Russia 1992)
21. SH-11 Gorgon 8-silo complex (USSR 1990)
22. T1 Mod 1 2-tube overwater battery (Norway)
23. T1 Mod 1 4-tube overwater battery (Norway)

### Cold War models

There are 29 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. 76 mm M1902 coastal bunker (North Korea)
2. 85 mm D-44 coastal bunker (North Vietnam)
3. 122 mm M1938 coastal bunker (North Korea 1939)
4. 122 mm M1938 coastal bunker (North Vietnam)
5. 130 mm M-46 coastal bunker (North Vietnam)
6. 130 mm SM-4-1 coastal bunker (North Korea)
7. Ammo bunker (surface)
8. AvGas bunker (150 kL)
9. AvGas bunker (400 kL)
10. AvGas bunker (750 kL)
11. AvGas bunker (1500 kL)
12. AvGas bunker (3000 kL)
13. Bar-Lev bunker (155 mm)
14. Bar-Lev bunker (MBT)
15. Diesel bunker (150 kL)
16. Diesel bunker (400 kL)
17. Diesel bunker (750 kL)
18. Minuteman IA silo (USAF 1962)
19. Minuteman IB silo (USAF 1962)
20. SH-04 Galosh 8-silo complex (USSR 1978)
21. SS-4 Sandal Mod 1 silo (USSR 1959)
22. SS-5 Skean Mod 1 silo (USSR 1962)
23. SS-7 Saddler silo (USSR 1961)
24. SS-9 Scarp Mod 1 silo (USSR 1967)
25. SS-11 Sego Mod 1 silo (USSR 1966)
26. SS-13 Savage Mod 1 silo (USSR 1969)
27. T1 Mod 1 2-tube overwater battery (Norway)
28. T1 Mod 1 4-tube overwater battery (Norway)
29. Titan I silo (USAF 1961)
Destroyer tender

A **destroyer tender** (AD) is an auxiliary ship unit. It is intended to provide support facilities for destroyers and other surface combatants in areas without sufficient naval base facilities available.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 3 models in the Modern database as of v491:

1. AD 37 Samuel Gompers (1979)
2. AD 38 Puget Sound (1979)
3. AD 41 Yellowstone (1980)

### Cold War models

There are 3 models in the Cold War database as of v491:

1. A 194 Tyne (1941)
2. AD 24 Everglades (1951)
3. AD 215 Stalwart (1968)
Commercial airplane

A **commercial airplane** is a fixed-wing aircraft type designed for service with airlines and other commercial operators. These aircraft can often be found employed by private individuals and corporations, civilian government agencies, and even military forces as they offer efficient air transportation for passengers and cargo.
Coast guard patrol gunboat

A **coast guard patrol gunboat** (WPG) is a surface combatant ship unit intended for armed patrol of territorial waters.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 6 models in the Modern database as of v491

1. ICGV Aegir (1969)
2. ICGV Aegir (1992)
3. ICGV Aegir (2012)
4. ICGV Odinn (1961)
5. ICGV Odinn (1990)
6. ICGV Thor (2012)

### Cold War models

There are 4 models in the Cold War database as of v491

1. ICGV Aegir (1969)
2. ICGV Odinn (1961)
3. ICGV Tyr (1975)
4. WPG 39 Owasco (1944)
Civilian

**Civilian** is a faction in the game that is treated similar to a country. It is used to associate all units which are used for general aviation either by private citizens and companies or by non-military government agencies.

## Units

* **Aircraft**
	+ Cessna 208A Caravan (1985)
	+ Cessna 208A-675 Caravan (1998)
	+ Cessna 208B Grand Caravan (1991)
* **Facilities**
	+ Civilians
	+ Locomotive
* **Ships**
	+ Civilian Dhow (15m)
	+ Civilian Dhow (22m)
	+ Civilian Dhow (35m)
	+ Civilian Dhow (35m armed)
	+ Civilian Dhow (35m armed sail)
	+ Civilian Dhow (35m sail)
	+ Civilian Life Boat (7m)
	+ Civilian Life Boat (10m)
	+ Civilian Life Boat (11m)
	+ Civilian Motor Yacht (13m)
	+ Civilian Motor Yacht (38m)
	+ Civilian Sailboat (23m)
	+ Civilian Sailboat (38m)
	+ Civilian Small Boat (7m)
	+ Life Raft (5m)
Cruiser

A **Cruiser** (C) is a type of ship unit. This classification only covers a single French class of cruisers, while most cruisers fall under one of the more specific sub-types of cruisers.

## Sub-types

1. Guided missile cruiser
2. Guided missile helicopter cruiser
3. Heavy cruiser
4. Heavy guided missile cruiser
5. Large cruiser
6. Light anti-aircraft cruiser
7. Light command cruiser
8. Light cruiser
9. Light guided missile cruiser
10. Light helicopter cruiser
11. Nuclear-powered guided missile cruiser
12. Scout cruiser

## Model list

### Cold War models

1. C 610 De Grasse (1956)
2. C 610 De Grasse (1967)
3. C 611 Colbert (1959)
Dry cargo ship

A **dry cargo ship** (AKE) is an auxiliary ship unit. It is a non-combat vessel designed to transport general naval and military supplies.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 2 models in the Modern database as of v491:

1. 480 Delvar (1979)
2. T-AKE 1 Lewis and Clark (2006)

### Cold War models

There is 1 model in the Cold War database as of v491:

1. 480 Delvar (1979)
Clemenceau (aircraft carrier class)

***Clemenceau*** is a class of two aircraft carriers built by France in the 1960s.

## Units

* R 98 Clemenceau (1961)
* R 98 Clemenceau (1968)
* R 98 Clemenceau (1975)

## History

### Brazil

* 2000 November 15: *Sao Paulo* commissioned, acquired from France (ex-*Foch*)
* 2017 February 14: *Sao Paulo* placed in reserve
* 2018 November 22: *Sao Paulo* decommissioned

### France

* 1961 November 22: *Clemenceau* commissioned
* 1963 July 15: *Foch* commissioned
* 1997 October 1: *Clemenceau* decommissioned
* 2000 November 15: *Foch* decommissioned, transferred to Brazil as *Sao Paulo*
Civilian aircraft

A **civilian aircraft** is a type of aircraft unit.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 14 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. Airtourer
2. AS.355F2 Ecureuil 2 (civilian)
3. AS.355F2 Ecureuil 2 (Fiji)
4. AW.119Kx
5. Bell 429 GlobalRanger
6. Cessna 208B Grand Caravan
7. Cessna 208B Grand Caravan EX
8. Citabria B
9. EC.135 T2
10. EC.145
11. EC.145 T2
12. F406 Caravan II
13. MU-2
14. P-750

### Cold War models

There are no models in the Cold War database (v491).
Command battleship

A **command battleship** is a type of ship unit. Intended as powerful surface combatants which would also function as the flagship for a fleet at sea, this type classification is only used for a pair of cancelled Soviet projects of the late 1940s and 1950s.

## Model list

### Cold War models

1. KR Kronshtadt (1949)
2. KR Stalingrad (1956)
Electronic intelligence aircraft

**Electronic intelligence aircraft** are a type of aircraft unit tasked with collected electronic emissions from facilities, ships, and other sources to map and identify enemy sensors and communication sources.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 34 models in he Modern database (v491):

1. Boeing 707-328C EW/ELINT
2. C.160G Gabriel
3. C-295M Dragon Shield
4. CSA-003
5. EP-3C Orion
6. EP-3E Aries I
7. EP-3E Aries II
8. ES-3A Shadow
9. HZ-6A Badger
10. IAI 201 Arava
11. IAI 201 Arava ELINT
12. Il-20M Coot A (1971)
13. Il-20M Coot A (1992)
14. Il-22PP Porubshchik
15. L-188A Electra ELINT Mod
16. Nimrod R.1P (1974)
17. Nimrod R.1P (1982)
18. Nimrod R.1P (1997)
19. OP-3C Orion (1982)
20. OP-3C Orion (2015)
21. RC-135S Cobra Ball
22. RE-3A Sentry ELINT
23. RV-1D Mohawk (1979)
24. RV-1D Mohawk (1990)
25. Su-24MP Fencer F (Russia)
26. Su-24MP Fencer F (Ukraine)
27. Su-24MP Fencer F (USSR)
28. Sud Aviation SE-210 Caravelle III
29. Tp 85 Caravelle III
30. Tu-214R
31. Y-8JB Cub GX2
32. Y-8XZ Cub GX7
33. Y-9JB Cub GX8
34. YS-11EB

### Cold War models

There are 17 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. EC-121 M Rivet Top
2. EC-121 M Warning Star
3. EC-121 R Bat Cat
4. EC-121 S Warning Star
5. EC-121 T Warning Star
6. EP-3E Aries I
7. ERB-47H Strato-Jet
8. Il-20M Coot A
9. Nimrod R.1P
10. Noratlas
11. RB-57D-2 Canberra
12. RC-135S Cobra Ball
13. RV-1D Mohawk (1974)
14. RV-1D Mohawk (1979)
15. Sud Aviation SE-210 Caravelle III
16. Tp 79 Dakota
17. Tp 85 Caravelle III
Coastal minesweeper

A **coastal minesweeper** (MSC) is a surface combatant ship unit intended for clearing naval mine fields in coastal waters.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 33 models in the Modern database as of v491

1. 51 Yevgenya (1977)
2. 61 Briz (1981)
3. 532 Sonya (1987)
4. 613 Orlik (1966)
5. 613 Orlik (1991)
6. 613 Orlik (2000)
7. 630 Goplo (1982)
8. 630 Goplo (1991)
9. BT Sonya (1973)
10. BT Sonya (1992)
11. M 57 Arko (1959)
12. M 57 Arko (1983)
13. M 202 Atalanti (1970)
14. M 311 Sauda (1953)
15. M 313 Tana (1978)
16. M 571 Aarosund (1955)
17. M 1091 Kulmbach (2001)
18. M 1101 Conniston (1954)
19. MSC 204 Kikau (1975)
20. MSC 205 Kula (1975)
21. MSC 412 Addriyah (1979)
22. MSC 601 Hirashima (2008)
23. MSC 604 Enoshima (2012)
24. MSC 649 Hatsushima (1979)
25. MSC 670 Awashima (1990)
26. MSC 672 Uwajima (1991)
27. MSC 681 Sugashima (1999)
28. RT Yevgenya (1968)
29. RT Yevgenya (1988)
30. Type 081 Wochi (2008)
31. Type 081A Wochi (2012)
32. Type 082 Wosao (1988)
33. U 330 Melitopol (1996)

### Cold War models

There are 15 models in the Cold War database as of v491

1. 51 Yevgenya (1977)
2. 501 Project 1258 (1977)
3. 512 Project 1258E (1981)
4. 560 Project 1265 (1980)
5. 613 Orlik (1966)
6. BT Sonya (1973)
7. K-8 class (Cuba 1978)
8. K-8 class (USSR 1954)
9. M 57 Arko (1959)
10. MMC 656 Etajima (1955)
11. MSC 60 Adjutant (1944)
12. MSC 60 Adjutant (1953)
13. MSC 412 Addriyah (1979)
14. MSC 649 Hatsushima (1979)
15. RT Yevgenya (1968)
Coast guard medium-endurance cutter

A **coast guard medium-endurance cutter** (WMEC) is a surface combatant ship unit intended to patrol territorial waters off of friendly coastlines while conducting law enforcement and search and rescue missions.

## Model list

### Modern units

There are 9 models in the Modern database as of v491

1. P 44 Valle del Cauca (2003)
2. P 621 Samudura (2004)
3. PL 61 Hateruna (2008)
4. China Marine Surveillance 83 (2005)
5. WMEC 39 Alex Haley (2000)
6. WMEC 615 Reliance (1979)
7. WMEC 615 Reliance (1989)
8. WMEC 901 Bear (1983)
9. WMEC 901 Bear (2004)

### Cold War units

There are 9 models in the Cold War database as of v491

1. RVNS Ly Thuong Kiet (1971)
2. RVNS Ngo Quyen (1971)
3. RVNS Tran Binh Trong (1971)
4. RVNS Tran Nhat Duat (1971)
5. RVNS Tran Quang Khai (1971)
6. RVNS Tran Quoc Toan (1971)
7. WAVP 370 Casco (1946)
8. WAVP 370 Casco (1957)
9. WMEC 615 Reliance (1979)
Coast guard patrol boat

A **coast guard patrol boat** (WPB) is a surface combatant ship unit intended to conduct short-range coastal patrol, interdiction, and search and rescue missions.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 7 models in the Modern database as of v491

1. ACV 01 Cape St Gearge (2013)
2. ACV 01 Roebuck Bay (2000)
3. ACV 110 Ashmore Guardian (2008)
4. China Coast Guard 2901 (2015)
5. Type 918 Wolei (2012)
6. WPB 1301 Farallon (1986)
7. WPC 1101 Bernard C. Webber (2012)

### Cold War models

There are 0 models in the Cold War database as of v491
Escort aircraft carrier

An **escort aircraft carrier** is a type of ship unit which is capable of carrying a small contingent of aircraft units at sea. Escort carriers are typically slower and have limited facilities, as they are generally tasked with escorting transport and amphibious convoys. As this type of carrier was quickly phased out after World War II, all units are from that period and are represented in the Cold War database, with none surviving to be included in the modern database.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are no models in the Modern database as of v491.

### Cold War models

There are 18 models in the Cold War database as of v491:

1. A 609 Dixmude (1945)
2. CVE 106 Block Island (1944)
3. CVE 107 Gilbert Island (1945)
4. CVE 108 Kula Gulf (1944)
5. CVE 110 Salerno Bay (1945)
6. CVE 112 Siboney (1945)
7. CVE 114 Rendova (1945)
8. CVE 115 Bairoko (1945)
9. CVE 116 Badoeng Strait (1945)
10. CVE 118 Sicily (1945)
11. CVE 119 Point Cruz (1945)
12. CVE 120 Mindoro (1945)
13. CVE 122 Palau (1946)
14. CVE 26 Sangamon class (1942)
15. CVE 55 Casablanca class (1942, 5")
16. CVE 55 Casablanca class (1942, no 5")
17. CVE 9 Bogue (1942)
18. IJN Hosho (1922)
Cargo aircraft

**Cargo aircraft** are a type of aircraft unit tasked with moving cargo between locations. These are specialized transport aircraft with a focus on cargo exclusively as opposed to carrying passengers as well.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 5 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. AB.205 (Zambia)
2. AB.212 (Papua New Guinea)
3. AB.212 (Zambia)
4. DHC-4A Caribou
5. DHC-5D Buffalo

### Cold War models

There are 11 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. AB.205 (Zambia)
2. AB.212 (Zambia)
3. DHC-4A Caribou
4. DHC-5D Buffalo
5. Mi-2T Hoplite
6. US-2A Tracker (Argentina)
7. US-2A Tracker (USN)
8. US-2C Tracker (1960)
9. US-2C Tracker (1963)
10. US-2F Tracker (1960)
11. US-2F Tracker (1963)
Coastal minehunter

A **coastal minehunter** (MHC) is a surface combatant ship unit intended for detecting and neutralizing naval mines in coastal waters.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 29 models in the Modern database as of v491

1. 11 Mahamiru (1988)
2. 32 Tsibar (2010)
3. 40 Katanpaa (2013)
4. 521 Al Siddiq (2007)
5. 633 Lat Ya (2000)
6. 1310 Yung Jin (2010)
7. M 04 Imanta (2008)
8. M 61 Euniki (2008)
9. M 82 Huon (1999)
10. M 82 Huon (2004)
11. M 163 Muhafiz (1993)
12. M 260 Edincuk (1999)
13. M 340 Oksoy (1995)
14. M 340 Oksoy (2009)
15. M 371 Ohue (1988)
16. M 641 Eridan (1985)
17. M 641 Eridan (2003)
18. M 850 Alkmaar (1984)
19. M 850 Alkmaar (2005)
20. M 915 Aster (1986)
21. M 915 Aster (2005)
22. M 1121 Curlew (1968)
23. M 1121 Curlew (1988)
24. M 5550 Lerici (1985)
25. M 5550 Lerici (1991)
26. M 5554 Gaeta (1994)
27. MHC 51 Osprey (1996)
28. MHC 631 Bangrachan (1988)
29. P 3553 Moa (1996)

### Cold War models

There is 1 model in the Cold War database as of v491

1. M 313 Tana (1978)
Concrete

**Concrete** is a basic construction material. It is not represented in the main game, and is only used to represent industrial supply in the strategic mode.

## Strategic information

Concrete represents basic building materials required for construction of structures, and represents all types of building materials that are a level above raw materials, including concrete, asphalt, masonry, etc.

Concrete is produced by a concrete plant, using 2 tons of stone input for each 1 ton of concrete output.
Coast guard high-endurance cutter

A **coast guard high-endurance cutter** (WHEC) is a surface combatant ship unit intended for coastal patrol duties including law enforcement, interdiction, and search and rescue.

## Model list

### Modern units

There are 25 models of this type in the Modern database as of v491:

1. AOPV 43 Harry DeWolf (2018)
2. F 28 Somudro Joy (2013)
3. F 90 Thunder (2012)
4. PF 15 Gregorio del Pilar (2012)
5. PF 15 Gregorio del Pilar (2014)
6. PLH 31 Shikishima (1992)
7. Type 053H2G Jiangwei (2016)
8. Type 818 (2018)
9. W 303 Svalbard (2002)
10. W 303 Svalbard (2007)
11. W 318 Harstad (2006)
12. W 320 Nordkapp (1981)
13. W 320 Nordkapp (1997)
14. W 320 Nordkapp (2002)
15. W 320 Nordkapp (2008)
16. WHEC 715 Hamilton (1972)
17. WHEC 715 Hamilton (1984)
18. WHEC 715 Hamilton (1988)
19. WHEC 715 Hamilton (1988 Harpoon)
20. WHEC 715 Hamilton (1992)
21. WHEC 715 Hamilton (1995)
22. WHEC 715 Hamilton (2005)
23. WMSL 750 Bertholf (2008)
24. WPB 1317 Baranof (1988)
25. WPB 1338 Grand Isle (1991)

### Cold War units

There are 5 models of this type in the Cold War database as of v491:

1. WHEC 715 Hamilton (1965)
2. WHEC 715 Hamilton (1972)
3. WPG 31 Treasury (1944)
4. WPG 31 Treasury (1965)
5. WPG 39 Owasco (1966)
Country

A **country** in Command is associated with certain equipment. This is done solely to make it easier to design scenarios, as there is no limitation on the use of units for a side that are associated with different countries.

Current borders between countries are marked on the map. These borders have no in-game effect, but help orientate players and scenario designers. In particular, such borders are often useful for designers who wish to create exclusion or trigger zones over third-party territory.

There are a few non-country entities that are treated as psuedo-countries for the purpose of grouping units in the database and allowing unit lists to be narrowed down. These include:

* Civilian: units which are typically engaged in private or non-military government activities. These include general aviation aircraft, fishing boats, and homes and businesses to name a few.
* Commercial: units which are typically operated by transportation companies for carrying goods and passengers, such as airliners and container ships.
* Generic: units which are widely employed and do not need nation-specific templates in the database, or which are general depictions of a type of equipment without specific models being included
* Rebel: units which are associated with anti-government forces
* Terrorist: units which are associated with international or local terrorist organizations
Cargo ship

A **cargo ship** (AK) is an auxiliary ship unit intended to transport military cargo between ports.

## Strategy

Cargo ship operation is based on auxiliary ship guidelines. They have the ability to carry cargo but will need to be docked at a pier to transfer it.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 12 models of this type in the Modern database as of v491:

1. 411 Kangan (1979)
2. A 535 Valkyrien (1995)
3. B 04 Bahia San Blas (1979)
4. MT Modified Andizhan (1959)
5. MT Modified Andizhan (1992)
6. T-AK 282 Marshfield (1970)
7. T-AK 284 Northern Light (1981)
8. T-AK 323 TSgt. John A. Chapman (2005)
9. T-AK 3000 Cpl Louis J. Hauge (1985)
10. T-AK 3005 Sgt. Matej Kocak (1985)
11. T-AK 3008 2nd Lt John P. Bobo (1985)
12. T-AK 4269 Capt. Steven L. Bennett (1997)

### Cold War models

There are 8 models of this type in the Cold War database as of v491:

1. 411 Kangan (1979)
2. AK Liberty class (1942)
3. B 04 Bahia San Blas (1979)
4. BAP Ilo (1972)
5. BAP Rimac (1972)
6. CNS Piloto Pardo (1959)
7. MT Modified Andizhan (1959)
8. T-AK 282 Marshfield (1970)
Civilian ship

A **civilian ship** is a ship unit engaged in non-military activities. They are typically smaller vessels used as personal, humanitarian, or scientific craft and are generally not viewed as legitimate targets for military activity, though they may clutter the battle space unintentionally.

## Strategy

While not often found in a commander's fleet, civilian ships are often found throughout the combat zone engaged in their own activities. In most cases, they are not legitimate targets to attack, and doing so may incur a severe penalty depending on the scenario settings. Often however, they will require identification by friendly assets as part of the search for enemy vessels.

## Model list

### Modern units

There are 53 models of this type in the Modern database as of v491:

1. Armed civilian dhow (22 m)
2. Armed civilian junk (35 m)
3. Armed civilian RHIB (7 m)
4. Armed civilian RHIB (11 m LAMDIS)
5. Armed civilian RHIB (11 m pirate)
6. Armed civilian sail junk (35 m)
7. Armed commercial fishing boat (35 m)
8. Civilian dhow (15 m)
9. Civilian dhow (22 m)
10. Civilian go fast (13 m)
11. Civilian junk (35 m)
12. Civilian life boat (7 m)
13. Civilian life boat (11 m)
14. Civilian life raft (10 m)
15. Civilian motor yacht (13 m)
16. Civilian motor yacht (38 m)
17. Civilian RHIB (7 m)
18. Civilian RHIB (11 m)
19. Civilian sail junk (35 m)
20. Civilian sailboat (23 m)
21. Civilian sailboat (38 m)
22. Civilian small boat (7 m)
23. Commercial cruise liner (45,000 t)
24. Commercial cruise liner (135,000 t)
25. Commercial drillship (1975)
26. Commercial drillship (1999)
27. Commercial drillship (2008)
28. Commercial drillship (2011)
29. Commercial factory trawler (2500 t)
30. Commercial ferry (1900 t)
31. Commercial ferry (catamaran)
32. Commercial fishing boat (23 m)
33. Commercial fishing boat (35 m)
34. Commercial fishing boat (35 m spy)
35. Commercial large trawler (1250 t)
36. Commercial pilot boat
37. Commercial trawler (800 t)
38. Commercial tugboat
39. Commercial tugboat (MHS)
40. Fleet class CUSV (2008)
41. Fleet class CUSV (2016)
42. Floating wreckage
43. High-speed civilian sailboat (20 m)
44. Life raft (5 m)
45. Lost shipping container
46. LPV-IM (15 m)
47. LPV-IM (20 m)
48. LPV-OM (12 m)
49. LPV-OM-VSV (16 m)
50. Protector USV (2005)
51. Protector USV (2009)
52. Royal yacht
53. Seagull USV (2016)

### Cold War models

There are 23 models of this type in the Cold War database as of v491:

1. Armed civilian dhow (22 m)
2. Armed civilian junk (35 m)
3. Armed civilian sail junk (35 m)
4. Civilian dhow (15 m)
5. Civilian dhow (22 m)
6. Civilian junk (35 m)
7. Civilian life boat (7 m)
8. Civilian life boat (11 m)
9. Civilian life raft (10 m)
10. Civilian motor yacht (13 m)
11. Civilian motor yacht (38 m)
12. Civilian sail junk (35 m)
13. Civilian sailboat (23 m)
14. Civilian sailboat (38 m)
15. Civilian small boat (7 m)
16. Commercial factory trawler (2500 t)
17. Commercial fishing boat (23 m)
18. Commercial fishing boat (35 m)
19. Commercial large trawler (1250 t)
20. Commercial trawler (800 t)
21. Life raft (5 m)
22. Nahariya (1973)
23. Rubber raft (5 m)
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Intelligence gathering ship

An **intelligence gathering ship** (AGI) is an auxiliary ship unit intended to monitor other naval forces, including intercepting their communications and signal emissions.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 32 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. A 52 Oste (1988)
2. A 201 Orion (1985)
3. A 324 Protea (1972)
4. A 759 Dupuy de Lome (2006)
5. A 5340 Elettra (2002)
6. Marjata (1977)
7. Marjata (1995)
8. SSV 33 Kapusta (1989)
9. SSV 33 Kapusta (1992)
10. SSV Alpinist (1982)
11. SSV Alpinist (1992)
12. SSV Balzam (1981)
13. SSV Balzam (1992)
14. SSV Mayak (1973)
15. SSV Mayak (1977)
16. SSV Mayak (1992)
17. SSV Meridian (1986)
18. SSV Meridian (1992)
19. SSV Mirnyy (1965)
20. SSV Moma (1968)
21. SSV Moma (1992)
22. SSV Okean (1959)
23. SSV Okean (1992)
24. SSV Pimorye (1970)
25. SSV Pimorye (1992)
26. SSV Vishnya (1985)
27. SSV Vishnya (1992)
28. SSV Yug (1978)
29. SSV Yug (1992)
30. SSV Yury Ivanov (2015)
31. Type 815 (2001)
32. Type 815A (2011)

### Cold War models

There are 10 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. A 324 Protea (1972)
2. Marjata (1977)
3. SSV Lentra (1957)
4. SSV Mayak (1973)
5. SSV Mayak (1977)
6. SSV Mirnyy (1965)
7. SSV Moma (1968)
8. SSV Okean (1959)
9. SSV Primorya (1970)
10. SSV Yug (1978)
Loadout CW02589

**Loadout CW02589** is an aircraft loadout.

## Notes

1. Cold War database v493 lists this loadout as available for the F-100F Super Sabre (USAF 1956), but the B61 tactical/strategic bomb is listed as only available from 1968 (though early production examples had been received by 1966). Since it is also available correctly for the F-100F Super Sabre (USAF 1966), it should be removed from the 1956 version of the F-100F.
Air superiority

**Air superiority** is a mission profile associated with aircraft loadouts. The primary objective of an air superiority mission is to patrol an assigned area and detect, identify, and if appropriate engage any aircraft entering the area.

## Parameters

* Weapons: type and quantity of air-to-air missiles carried
* Engagement range: whether the aircraft is set up to engage aircraft within or beyond visual range
* Time on station: number of minutes the aircraft can remain on station in the target area if it is at the nominal combat radius
* Combat radius: distance the assigned patrol area is from base to allow for the nominal time on target
* Ready time: time required to ready an aircraft for the mission
Geiger Field

**Geiger Field** is an airbase.

## Deployments

```

      "Member_SBR": "<DeltaUnit>\r\n    <Unit_UDKSL1-0HMI5AU37KAKQ>\r\n        <!--Geiger Field (Single-Unit Airfield (2x 2601-3200m Runways) [793])-->\r\n        <Mag_1_36>\r\n            <!--Munitions-->\r\n            <WeaponRecAdd_4651_1739 />\r\n            <!--M30 100lb GPB-->\r\n            <WeaponRecAdd_4799_1668 />\r\n            <!--M47 100lb Napalm-->\r\n            <WeaponRecAdd_4152_1566 />\r\n            <!--M57 250lb GPB-->\r\n            <WeaponRecAdd_4270_1567 />\r\n            <!--M64 500lb GPB-->\r\n            <WeaponRecAdd_4271_1568 />\r\n            <!--M65 1000lb GPB-->\r\n            <WeaponRecAdd_4283_1569 />\r\n            <!--M66 2000lb GPB-->\r\n            <WeaponEdit_1739_1600 />\r\n            <!--M30 100lb GPB-->\r\n            <WeaponEdit_1668_1200 />\r\n            <!--M47 100lb Napalm-->\r\n            <WeaponEdit_1566_800 />\r\n            <!--M57 250lb GPB-->\r\n            <WeaponEdit_1567_400 />\r\n            <!--M64 500lb GPB-->\r\n            <WeaponEdit_1568_200 />\r\n            <!--M65 1000lb GPB-->\r\n            <WeaponEdit_1569_100 />\r\n            <!--M66 2000lb GPB-->\r\n        </Mag_1_36>\r\n    </Unit_UDKSL1-0HMI5AU37KAKQ>\r\n</DeltaUnit>"
    }
  ],
  "ValidFrom": "1942 Sep 15",
  "ValidUntil": "1942 Sep 30",
  "Name": "361 BS(H) at Geiger Field",
  "Comments": "The 361st Bombardment Squadron (Heavy) with 24 B-17F Flying Fortress arrived at Geiger Field on 15 September 1942 from Salt Lake City AAB.  It departed on 30 September 1942 for Langley Field."
}

```
Loadout CW02588

**Loadout CW02588** is an aircraft loadout.

## Notes

1. Cold War database v493 lists this loadout as available for the F-100D Super Sabre (USAF 1956), but the B61 tactical/strategic bomb is listed as only available from 1968 (though early production examples had been received by 1966). Since it is also available correctly for the F-100D Super Sabre (USAF 1966), it should be removed from the 1956 version of the F-100D.
Light anti-aircraft cruiser

A **light anti-aircraft cruiser** (CLAA) is a ship unit. It differs from a standard light cruiser in being specialized in air defense with increased radars and anti-aircraft armament.

## Model list

### Cold War models

1. CL 52 San Diego (1942)
2. CL 52 San Diego (1946)
3. CL 54 San Juan (1942)
4. CL 54 San Juan (1946)
5. CL 95 Oakland (1943)
6. CL 95 Oakland (1949)
7. CL 96 Reno (1943)
8. CL 96 Reno (1946)
9. CL 98 Tucson (1944)
10. CL 98 Tucson (1949)
11. CLAA 119 Juneau (1946)
12. CLAA 119 Juneau (1956)
13. CLAA 120 Spokane (1946)
14. CLAA 120 Spokane (1950)
15. CLAA 121 Fresno (1946)
16. CLAA 121 Fresno (1949)
Facility

A **facility** is any unit designed to exist and operate on land surfaces. These represent military ground forces, vehicles, structures, and complexes.

## Year

A number of facilities lack start years, so a handy general guide:

* AAA
	+ 1934: 40 mm L/60 Bofors
	+ 1937: QF 3.7 inch
	+ 1938: 12.7 mm DShK
	+ 1938: 90 mm M117
	+ 1938: 114 mm L/45 QF
	+ 1939: 37 mm M1939
	+ 1939: 85 mm M1939/KS-12
	+ 1942: 12.7 mm M50
	+ 1943: 12.7 mm M14
	+ 1945: 120 mm M1A1
	+ 1947: 100 mm KS-19
	+ 1949: 14.5 mm ZPU-1/2/4
	+ 1950: 57 mm M1950/S-60
	+ 1951: 75 mm Skysweeper
	+ 1952: 40 mm L/70 Bofors
	+ 1953: 40 mm M42A1 Duster
	+ 1955: 20 mm M55 Triple
	+ 1955: 20 mm M75 Triple
	+ 1955: 57 mm ZSU-57-2
	+ 1955: 130 mm KS-30
	+ 1959: 30 mm M53/59
	+ 1960: ZU-23-2
	+ 1962: Hispano-Suiza m/62
	+ 1963: 35 mm Twin Oerlikon KD
	+ 1964: ZSU-23-4 Shilka
	+ 1965: 20 mm M167 VADS
	+ 1965: 37 mm T65 Twin
	+ 1968: 20 mm M163 VADS
	+ 1972: 20 mm Rhinemetall Mk20 Rh202
* Antitank
	+ 1945: M18 recoilless rifle
	+ 1948: Carl Gustav recoilless rifle
	+ 1950: SPG-82 recoilless rifle
	+ 1954: B-10 recoilless rifle
	+ 1955: M40 recoilless rifle
	+ 1956: SS.11
	+ 1960: M67 recoilless rifle
	+ 1961: RPG
	+ 1962: SPG-9 recoilless rifle
	+ 1970: BGM-71 TOW
* Tanks
	+ 1941: M5 Stuart
	+ 1942: M4 Sherman
	+ 1942: SU-76
	+ 1943: M8 Greyhound
	+ 1943: SU-85
	+ 1943: SU-152
	+ 1944: IS-2
	+ 1944: M4A3E8 Sherman
	+ 1944: M24 Chaffee
	+ 1944: SU-100
	+ 1944: T-34/85
	+ 1945: IS-3
	+ 1945: M26 Pershing
	+ 1946: Centurion
	+ 1947: IS-4
	+ 1949: T-54
	+ 1950: M46 Patton
	+ 1951: M47 Patton
	+ 1951: PT-76
	+ 1952: Ferret
	+ 1952: Saracen
	+ 1952: IS-3M
	+ 1952: M48 Patton
	+ 1953: M48A1 Patton
	+ 1955: IS-4M
	+ 1957: IS-2M
	+ 1957: M48A3 Patton
	+ 1958: Saladin
	+ 1958: T-55
	+ 1961: T-62
	+ 1963: Chieftain
	+ 1963: T-64
	+ 1965: Leopard 1
	+ 1970: AMX-30E
	+ 1970: M48A5 Patton
	+ 1974: T-72
* Artillery
	+ 1903: 76 mm M1902
	+ 1939: 122 mm M1938
	+ 1940: 88 mm 25-pdr QF
	+ 1941: 105 mm M101
	+ 1941: BM-13 Katyusha
	+ 1942: 75 mm M8 HMC
	+ 1943: 152 mm D-1
	+ 1944: 85 mm D-44
	+ 1951: 130 mm M-46
	+ 1955: 152 mm D-20
	+ 1960: 122 mm D-30
	+ 1962: 105 mm M108
	+ 1962: 175 mm M107
	+ 1963: 203 mm M110
	+ 1963: BM-21 Grad
	+ 1979: 155 mm M109A2
	+ 1983: 155 mm Tampella K83
* Infantry
	+ 1940: M3
	+ 1950: BTR-40
	+ 1950: BTR-152
	+ 1953: M75 APC
	+ 1954: BTR-50
	+ 1959: BTR-60
	+ 1960: M113
	+ 1963: FV432
	+ 1964: M113A1
	+ 1972: LVTP-7
* SAM
	+ 1948: Nike Hercules
	+ 1957: SA-2b Guideline/S-75 Dvina
	+ 1960: Hawk
	+ 1961: SA-2f Guideline/S-75M Volkhov
	+ 1961: SA-3a Goa/S-125 Neva
	+ 1964: I-Hawk
	+ 1965: SA-4 Ganef/2K11 Krug
	+ 1967: Redeye
	+ 1967: SA-6a Gainful/2K12E Kvadrat
	+ 1967: Tigercat
	+ 1968: SA-9b Gaskin/9K31 Strela-1
	+ 1970: SA-3b Goa/S-125M Pechora
	+ 1970: SA-5b Gammon/S-200V Vega
	+ 1970: SA-7a Grail/9K32 Strela-2
	+ 1972: SA-7b Grail/9K32M Strela-2M
	+ 1976: SA-5c Gammon/S-200M Vega M
* SSM
	+ 1956: SS.11
	+ 1960: SSC-2B Samlet
	+ 1962: FROG-7
	+ 1966: SS-18 Satan
	+ 1968: BQM-74
	+ 1975: SS-19 Stiletto
* MISC
	+ 1952: Bottom Fixed Array (SOSUS)
Heavy cruiser

A **heavy cruiser** (CA) is a type of ship unit. It is an armored surface combatant with significant firepower, speed, and range designed either to support battleships in the main battle line or lead their own independent operations.

## Model list

### Cold War models

1. C 21 Canarias (1936)
2. C 39 Devonshire (1927)
3. C 57 Cumberland (1928)
4. C 69 London (1927)
5. C 78 Norfolk (1928)
6. C 84 Australia (1927)
7. CA 69 Boston (1968)
8. CA 73 Saint Paul (1953)
9. CA 75 Helena (1945)
10. CA 75 Helena (1953)
11. CA 75 Helena (1956)
12. CA 124 Rochester (1944)
13. CA 124 Rochester (1953)
14. CA 132 Macon (1950)
15. CA 132 Macon (1956)
16. CA 133 Toledo (1950)
17. CA 133 Toledo (1956)
18. CA 134 Des Moines (1947)
19. CA 134 Des Moines (1953)
20. CA 134 Des Moines (1979)
21. CA 135 Los Angeles (1951)
22. CA 135 Los Angeles (1955)
23. CA 148 Newport News (1947)
24. CA 148 Newport News (1953)
25. CA 148 Newport News (1967)
26. IJN Tone (1941)
27. IJN Tone (1943)
Helicopter carrier

**Helicopter carriers** are a type of aviation ship unit equipped with a large flight deck for operation of helicopters and VTOL aircraft.

## Classes

* Independence
* Jeanne d Arc
* Project 1123

## Model list

### Modern models

1. PKR Moskva (1970)
2. R 01 Dedalo (1968)
3. R 97 Jeanne d Arc (1977)
4. R 97 Jeanne d Arc (1984)
5. R 97 Jeanne d Arc (2000)

### Cold War models

1. PKR Moskva (1970)
2. R 01 Dedalo (1968)
3. R 97 Jeanne d Arc (1961)
4. R 97 Jeanne d Arc (1968)
5. R 97 Jeanne d Arc (1977)
False target

**False targets** are a type of submarine unit.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 6 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. False contact (large)
2. False contact (magnetic)
3. False contact (medium)
4. False contact (small)
5. Submerged transient
6. Wreck

### Cold War models

There are 3 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. False contact (large)
2. False contact (medium)
3. False contact (small)
Fleet oiler

A **fleet oiler** (AO) is an auxiliary ship unit intended to supply naval forces with fuel oil while deployed.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 37 models in the Modern database as of v491:

1. 431 Kharg (1985)
2. A 47 Nasr (1987)
3. A 110 Orangeleaf (1979)
4. A 122 Olwen (1965)
5. A 122 Olwen (1986)
6. A 389 Wave Knight (2003)
7. A-515 BNS Khan Jahan (1992)
8. A 580 Akar (1987)
9. A 1424 Walchensee (1967)
10. A 1442 Spessart (1978)
11. Aleksandr Brykin (1987)
12. Aleksandr Brykin (1992)
13. AO 51 Ashtabula (1967)
14. AO 52 Almirante Montt (2010)
15. AO 105 Mispillion (1965)
16. AO 177 Cimarron (1981)
17. AO 177 Cimarron (1992)
18. AO 195 Westralia (1989)
19. AO 195 Westralia (1995)
20. B 16 Punta Delgada (1947)
21. B 18 Punta Medanos (1952)
22. O 266 Sirius (2007)
23. T-AO 143 Neosho (1979)
24. T-AO 182 Columbia (1971)
25. T-AO 187 Henry J. Kaiser (1987)
26. T-AOT 168 Sealift Pacific (1975)
27. T-AOT 1121 Gus W. Darnell (1986)
28. Type 905 Taiking (1980)
29. VT Altay (1968)
30. VT Dubna (1975)
31. VT Dubna (1992)
32. VT Uda (1963)
33. VTR Berezina (1978)
34. VTR Berezina (1992)
35. VTR Berezina (1995)
36. YPF Campo Duran (1979)
37. YPF Puerto Rosales (1978)

### Cold War models

There are 37 models in the Cold War database as of v491:

1. A 65 Shatki (1953)
2. A 83 Appleleaf (1959)
3. A 97 Tideflow (1955)
4. A 110 Orangeleaf (1979)
5. A 122 Olwen (1965)
6. A 130 Ranger (1942)
7. A 207 Wave (1946)
8. A 627 La Seine (1948)
9. A 628 La Saone (1948)
10. A 629 Lac Chambon (1945)
11. A 903 Sambu (1959)
12. A 904 Bunju (1959)
13. A 1424 Walchensee (1967)
14. A 1442 Spessart (1978)
15. AO 22 Cimarron (1943)
16. AO 51 Ashtabula (1967)
17. AO 52 A Jorge Montt (1956)
18. AO 99 Canisteo (1945)
19. AO 105 Mispillion (1965)
20. AO 129 Maumee (1956)
21. AO 143 Neosho (1953)
22. B 16 Punta Delgada (1947)
23. B 17 Punta Delgarda (1952)
24. B 18 Punta Medanos (1952)
25. PNS Dacca (1963)
26. T-AO 143 Neosho (1979)
27. T-AO 182 Columbia (1971)
28. T-AOT 168 Sealift Pacific (1975)
29. VT Altay (1968)
30. VT Dubna (1975)
31. VT Kazbek (1951)
32. VT Olekma (1961)
33. VT Uda (Indonesia 1963)
34. VT Uda (USSR 1963)
35. VTR Berezina (1978)
36. YPF Campo Duran (1979)
37. YPF Puerto Rosales (1978)
Forward observer aircraft

**Forward observer aircraft** are a type of aircraft unit tasked with tracking mobile vehicles and personnel in the field while coordinating attacks on them by other units.

## Models

### Modern models

There are 3 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. Bell 47G-3B Sioux (New Zealand)
2. CA-25 Winjeel
3. Citabria B (Turkey)

### Cold War models

There are 5 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. HH-43A Huskie (Pakistan)
2. HH-43A Huskie (USAF)
3. HH-43F Huskie
4. OH-43D Huskie
5. UH-43C Huskie
Generic

**Generic** is a faction which is a *de facto* country in the game, and is used to associate units which are widely used by many countries without any need to model specific variants for each country.

Generic is also used for the branch in cases where, as with country, the item is used widely by all branches with no need to specifically model separate branch versions.
Inshore fire support vessel

An **inshore fire support vessel** (LFR) is an amphibious ship unit intended to provide close fire support to amphibious forces on the beach or near the coast.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are no models in the Modern database (v491).

### Cold War models

There are 6 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. IFS 1 Carronade (1955)
2. L 450 KD Sri Perlis (1949)
3. LCI(G) Type E (1943)
4. LCI(M) (1943)
5. LCS(L)3 (1943)
6. LVTH-6 Amtrack (1957)
Loadout CW07604

**Loadout CW07604** is an aircraft loadout.

## Notes

1. Cold War database v493 lists this loadout as available for the Canberra B(I).6 (UK 1954) and Canberra B(I).8 (UK 1954), but the B61 tactical/strategic bomb is listed as only available from 1968 (though early production examples had been received by 1966).
Guided missile helicopter carrier

**Guided missile helicopter carriers** are a type of aviation ship unit tasked with operating significant numbers of helicopters and V/STOL aircraft as well as maintaining a sizeable missile arsenal. Only the Soviet Project 1143 ships have been given this designation.

## Model list

### Modern models

1. TAKR Admiral Gorshkov (1988)
2. TAKR Kiev (1976)
3. TAKR Kiev (1982)
4. TAKR Kiev (1992)
5. TAKR Minsk (1979)
6. TAKR Minsk (1982)
7. TAKR Minsk (1992)
8. TAKR Novorossiysk (1984)
9. TAKR Novorossiysk (1992)

### Cold War models

1. TAKR Kiev (1976)
2. TAKR Minsk (1979)
Illustrious (aircraft carrier class)

***Illustrious*** is a class of four aircraft carriers built by the United Kingdom in the 1940s.

## Units

* R 38 Victorious (1957)
* R 38 Victorious (1963)
* R 87 Illustrious
* R 92 Indomitable

## History

### United Kingdom

* 1940 May 25: *Illustrious* commissioned
* 1940 November 24: *Formidable* commissioned
* 1941 May 14: *Victorious* commissioned
* 1941 October 10: *Indomitable* commissioned
* 1947: *Indomitable* placed in refit
* 1947 January 15: *Victorious* placed in reserve
* 1947 March: *Formidable* placed in reserve
* 1947 August 12: *Formidable* decommissioned
* 1950: *Indomitable* reactivated from refit
* 1953 October: *Indomitable* decommissioned
* 1955 February: *Illustrious* decommissioned
* 1958 January 14: *Victorious* activated from reserve
* 1967 June: *Victorious* placed in refit
* 1968 March 13: *Victorious* decommissioned
Loadout

A **loadout** is a specific configuration an aircraft unit is set to for a given sortie. The loadout controls the stores carried, range or radius of action, altitude, weapons usage, and other parameters of the mission.

Each aircraft model has a list of available loadouts that it can carry. While on the ground, the commander can ready the aircraft with any of the available loadouts provided that the required stores are available in that location's magazine. Some loadouts differentiate between mission critical stores (key weapons to complete the mission) and optional stores (self-defense stores) and the commander has the option to allow aircraft to be readied without optional stores if they are unavailable. Each loadout has a ready time which marks the time it takes for the loadout to be loaded onto the aircraft and the aircraft readied for takeoff. Once ready, the aircraft can be assigned to any mission it is compatible with. At the conclusion of the mission, any unused stores will be returned to the magazine and the aircraft will be automatically readied with the same loadout for another sortie.

## Roles

* air intercept beyond visual range
* air intercept within visual range
* air refueling
* air superiority beyond visual range
* air superiority within visual range
* airborne command post
* airborne early warning
* airborne laser
* anti-satellite
* anti-submarine attack
* anti-submarine patrol
* area surveillance
* armed ferry
* armed recon
* battlefield air interdiction
* buddy illumination
* cargo air drop
* cargo transport
* chaff dispenser
* combat search and rescue
* drone deployment
* ferry
* forward observer
* general destruction of air defenses
* general standoff strike
* general strike
* general suppression of air defenses by decoy
* general suppression of air defenses by missile
* guns only
* land destruction of air defenses
* land standoff strike
* land strike
* land suppression of air defenses by decoy
* land suppression of air defenses by missile
* maritime surveillance
* mine recon
* mine sweeper
* naval destruction of air defenses
* naval mine laying
* naval standoff strike
* naval strike
* naval suppression of air defenses by decoy
* naval suppression of air defenses by missile
* offensive electronic countermeasures
* paratroop
* point defense beyond visual range
* point defense within visual range
* reserve
* search and rescue
* target drone
* target towing
* training
* troop transport
* unarmed recon
* unavailable
Light destroyer

A **light destroyer** (DL) is a surface combatant ship unit which differs from a standard destroyer in being equipped with a lighter-than-usual armament and being generally intended for lower-intensity operations.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are 2 models in the Modern database (v491):

1. D 12 Almirante Clemente (1968)
2. D 12 Almirante Clemente (1986)

### Cold War models

There are 7 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. D 12 Almirante Clemente (1956)
2. D 12 Almirante Clemente (1962)
3. D 12 Almirante Clemente (1968)
4. DL 1 Norfolk (1953)
5. DL 1 Norfolk (1964)
6. DL 1 Norfolk (1967)
7. DL 2 Mitscher (1953)
Light guided missile destroyer

A **light guided missile destroyer** (DLG) is a surface combatant ship unit which differs from a standard light destroyer in being armed with guided missile systems and from a standard guided missile destroyer in being of significantly less armament or displacement.

## Model list

### Modern models

There are no models in the Modern database (v491).

### Cold War models

There are 7 models in the Cold War database (v491):

1. D 02 Devonshire (1963)
2. D 02 Devonshire (1967)
3. D 20 Fife (1967)
4. D 20 Fife (1974)
5. DDG 35 Mitscher (1969)
6. DDG 35 Mitscher (1972)
7. DDG 35 Mitscher (1975)
Fighter loadout

A **fighter loadout** is an aircraft loadout with a role of fighting other aircraft in air-to-air combat. Specific mission profiles in this category include:

* 2001: Intercept with beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile loadout
* 2002: Intercept with within-visual-range air-to-air missile loadout
* 2003: Air superiority with beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile loadout
* 2004: Air superiority with within-visual-range air-to-air missile loadout
* 2005: Point defense with beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile loadout
* 2006: Point defense with within-visual-range air-to-air missile loadout
* 2007: Guns only loadout