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An airfield produces and repairs planes, the USSR airfield can also produce helicopters.

Airfield
Use	Producing and repairing aircraft
Faction	USA USSR
Price	1000 supply units
Fuel System usage	4
Introduced at	Start for USA Start for USSR

Contents 1 General Information 2 Units produced in it 2.1 Side Specific 2.1.1 USA 2.1.2 USSR 3 Tips

General Information

The airfield houses different types of jets and produces pilots for helicopters in the case of USSR airfields. US airfield contains space for 4 jets, and the USSR one contains space for 2 jets. The USSR airfield can be garrisoned by up to 4 infantry units. Both airfield can provide repairs for helicopters. A destroyed airfield means no place for jets to land, effectively running them out of fuel and causing their destruction in not too long time.

Units produced in it

Side Specific

USA

• A-10 Thunderbolt II
• F-16 Fighting Falcon
• F-15C Eagle
• F-111 Aardvark
• EF-111 Raven
• F-4G Wild Weasel

USSR

• Mi-8 Hip
• Mi-26 Halo
• Mi-24E Hind
• MiG-29 Fulcrum
• Su-27 Flanker
• Su-25 Frogfoot
• Su-25T

Tips

• An airfield acts like a Helipad, as it can repair helicopters.
• Don't place it near other structures, it's an easy target.
• Always keep your jets flying if they are not damaged or out of ammo. This protects them from being destroyed along with the airfield.
• If your airfield is destroyed, the planes can still land at an allied airfield.
• Protect it from SpecOps especially. It's annoying when you take off your interceptor to counter enemy air assault and it blows up just after getting into air, because it was mined by enemy Spec Ops.