Lasher Light Tank
			Cost: 700	Armor: Heavy
			Weapons: Short-range anti-tank shell
			Structure needed to produce: War Factory
			Application: Anti-vehicle
		Yuri's customized Lasher is a sleek, streamlined tank. Although moderately armored, its speed makes it ideal for devastating, hit-and-run attacks, and is also excellent as a "first-response team" for dealing with enemy vehicles knocking on your door. However, the Lasher performs poorly against infantry; its shell doesn't damage them much, so keep them clear of enemy GIs and Conscripts.

Gattling Tank
			Cost: 600	Armor: Flak
			Weapons: Double gattling cannons
			Structure needed to produce: War Factory
			Application: Anti-vehicle and anti-air
		This unusual tank uses two enormous, .50-caliber Gattling cannons that do more damage the longer they shoot; as the rate of fire increases, the faster the Cannons spin. At their fastest, the Gattling Tank can make meatloaf of enemy infantry and vehicles as well as air units. Since its sustained rate of fire is its biggest asset, the Gattling Tank is more effective in prolonged firefights -- whether on defense or offense -- since it will have a constant target to keep those deadly cannons spinning. Thus, a wise player will avoid sending out a Gattling Tank for single-unit confrontations.

Chaos Drone
			Cost: 800	Armor: Light
			Weapons: Hallucinogenic gas
			Structure needed to produce: War Factory, Psychic Radar
			Application: Great for stopping the mighty tank rush.
		The Chaos Drone is a robotic unit that messes with units' minds in a different way. By releasing clouds of hallucinatory gas, the Chaos Drone temporarily causes units to go berserk, attacking units and buildings -- at twice the usual attack speed -- in a fit of temporary battlefield insanity. An excellent unit for disrupting large enemy formations, a single Chaos Drone can be an effective unit to short-circuit an opponent who's gearing up for a big offensive. Effected units will attack friendly units before enemy ones, so the Chaos Drone is best used to soften up the enemy before an offensive.

Amphibious Transport
			Cost: 900	Armor: Light
			Weapons: None
			Structure needed to produce: Sub Pen
			Application: Used to transport units.
		Yuri's Amphibious Transport is crucial on navy maps for getting your units on enemy land, and is instrumental in orchestrating combination attacks that take advantage of both naval power and ground units. On navy maps where the battle takes place over stretches of ocean, gather up a force of Amphibious Transports filled with mixed units and hit your enemy hard. It's also wise to keep one Amphibious Transport away from the fray, stocked with an MCV and some powerful defense units, in case you need to start a new base.

Floating Disc
			Cost: 1750	Armor: Heavy
			Weapons: Transport Beam, Small Laser
			Structure needed to produce: War Factory, Battle Lab
			Application: Yuri's Siege weapon! Shuts down power, steals money, attacks air and ground units.
		To this day, not even top Soviet and Allied intelligence agents have determined the origin of Yuri's Floating Disc. Looking like it zoomed straight out of some '50s sci-fi flick, the Floating Disc is a sort of outerspace sapper unit whose transport beam can be used to drain energy from enemy power plants or credits from a refinery. An intelligently deployed Floating Disc can short out an enemy's power as a first-strike measure and its small laser beam can vaporize infantry and damage vehicles if they happen to get nosy.