Also reduces 25 Pounder Gun Howitzer barrage cooldown times by 15 seconds.Īllows 3" Mortar Emplacements, 25 Pounder Gun Howitzers and Priest 105mms to enter Overwatch Barrage mode, where they will fire a rapid volley of shells at any target entering a small, specific area. Grants a 50%-60% range increase to 3" Mortar Emplacements, 25 Pounder Gun Howitzers and Priest 105mms.Įnables 25 Pounder Gun Howitzers and Priest 105mms to perform a heavy, rapid bombardment of a long stretch of land, punching a hole through enemy defenses or wiping out a whole line of units. Cromwell Command Tanks get the ability to call in a large artillery-deployed smoke screen.
Grants Lieutenants and Captains the ability to call off-map artillery barrages. This is the final word in British artillery, and is one of the most valuable units in the game. The Lieutenant and Captain are even more useful than before - now being able to call in off-map artillery strikes - thereby giving you another reason to send them forward with your assaulting forces.įinally, the Artillery commander can call in a Priest 105mm self-propelled howitzer, which offers a heavy mobile artillery piece that can keep up with the troops. 3" Mortar Emplacements benefit to some extent, similarly to the 25 Pounder Gun Howitzers. Other units are also augmented by the Royal Artillery Support tree. With this tech tree, the 25 Pounder Gun Howitzer becomes one of the most powerful units on the battlefield, capable of raining destruction on pretty much any enemy target, blocking enemy advance routes with constant bombardment, and shut down the enemy's own field artillery.
On top of this, a British Commander receiving Royal Artillery Support can both increase the potential of his existing artillery, as well as implement new types of artillery that are not otherwise available. They offer their troops the aid of powerful artillery units, including the fearsome 25 Pounder Gun Howitzer. The British base much of their World War II operations on lessons learned from World War I.
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