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In the "Reinforcements received" events, you’ll upgrade your army with unique and well-armed squads, rare weapons, vehicles and always-useful items. Main rewards will help you unlock content that normally takes more time to reach in a regular lineup.

June 6, 1944: D-Day - the codename for Operation Neptune, the largest seaborne invasion in history. On this day, Allied forces landed at five sectors of the Normandy coast: Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword.

The operation involved more than 156,000 American, British and Canadian soldiers, supported by nearly 7,000 ships and 11,000 aircraft. Despite the fierce resistance from German forces, especially at Omaha Beach, the Allies managed to establish beachheads at all five landing sites.

D-Day was one of the key moments of the war, which opened the Western Front in Europe and marked the beginning of Western Europe’s liberation. This operation significantly sped up Germany's defeat, as it was now forced to fight the war on two fronts.

From June 5th (13:00 UTC) to June 29th (13:00 UTC), get battle score in battles and move up the rewards ladder! You have two days to complete each task!



You'll get rewards during the whole event, and the further you progress through it, the more valuable they'll become. You can easily skip a few tasks and still get the main rewards!





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[h3]Alecto I (USA, BR II)[/h3]
The Alecto Mk.I was a British experimental light self-propelled gun, built on the basis of the Light Tank Mk.VIII "Harry Hopkins". Delays in the development and testing of the Mk. VIII led to the first chassis for conversion only becoming available in August 1943.

The development of the self-propelled gun proved to be equally problematic. Trials did not start until 1944 and were significantly delayed due to numerous technical difficulties. The final design, ready for mass production, was only completed by June 1945 - by which time there was no longer a military need for such a vehicle.

However, in the game it will have the opportunity to prove itself.

The tank comes without a squad and is available for the 48th Royal Tank Regiment (Tanker II).


[h3]15 cm sIG 33 B Sfl (Germany, BR II)[/h3]
The 15 cm sIG 33 auf Fahrgestell Panzerkampfwagen II (Selbstfahrlafette) was another attempt by German designers to mount the 15 cm sIG 33 heavy infantry gun on a tank. The chassis of the Pz.II light tank was chosen, as it was considered obsolete by 1941 and thus there was a surplus, on which a superstructure with a gun shield was mounted instead of the standard turret to accommodate the gun and protect the crew.

Initial trials revealed serious problems: the original chassis design could not effectively handle the powerful recoil of the 15 cm gun and the crew was cramped. It required significant structural modifications that resulted in the lengthening and widening of the hull. The new version with the 6 road wheels was designated B and 12 of these were built by January 1942.

You can test the power of this self-propelled gun in the game!

The tank comes without a squad and is available for the 5th Tank Division (Tanker I).

• Tasks are updated every two days at 13:00 UTC, and the scoring starts again. Be sure to collect your reward before then, if you have managed to accumulate the required number of battle points, otherwise the task will not count.
  
• The task can be completed in the Squads mode.
  
• From June 29th (13:00 UTC) to July 1st (13:00 UTC), after the end of the event, you will have the opportunity to purchase any missing rewards for Gold.
  

The decisive naval battle of World War II near Midway Atoll, which took place between June 4 and 7 in 1942, ended in a crushing defeat for the Imperial Japanese Navy. Thanks to the successful deciphering of Japanese codes, Admiral Nimitz organized a strategic ambush using the Enterprise, Hornet, and Yorktown aircraft carriers to surprise the Japanese fleet.

Over the course of the battle, American aircraft sank four key Japanese aircraft carriers (Akagi, Kaga, Sōryū, Hiryū) and a heavy cruiser (Mikuma), while losing only the Yorktown and the destroyer Hammann.

This battle dramatically changed the balance of power in the Pacific theater, halting Japanese expansion and giving the strategic advantage to the United States.

From June 4th (13:00 UTC) to June 10th (13:00 UTC), you can get rewards for completing tasks.



For completing 5 and 7 out of the 9 tasks, you will receive unique rewards!




Phase 1 (June 4th - June 6th):

• Kill 40 enemies using a submachine gun.
  
• Kill 30 enemies using a semi-auto rifle.
  
• Complete 5 battles.
  

Phase 2 (June 6th - June 8th):

• Destroy 4 vehicles.
  
• Kill 50 enemies using a machine gun.
  
• Complete 5 battles.
  

Phase 3 (June 8 - June 10th):

• Kill 50 enemies using a vehicle.
  
• Build rally points and deploy APCs that will be used 30 times.
  
• Complete 5 battles.
  

• The tasks can be completed in the Squads mode.
  
• The list of tasks is updated every two days at 13:00 UTC.
  
• Tasks can be completed simultaneously.
  
• Uncollected rewards will disappear when the tasks change.
  
• From June 10th (13:00 UTC) to June 12th (13:00 UTC), after the end of the event, you will have the opportunity to purchase any missing rewards for Gold.
  

Greetings, commanders! As we promised in our first Outlisted, here is the latest list of players who have been banned for using forbidden modifications based on your complaints.



The list below only includes players who have been permanently banned due to your complaints, after their game replays have been reviewed by our team of game masters.

OUTLISTED commanders

As a reminder, we do not ban players for using allowed mods like custom hangars and sounds, which you can find on the official Sandbox portal.



If you notice a suspicious player, you can submit a complaint against him in battle by opening the scoreboard and selecting "Complain" from the context menu.



You can also submit a complaint directly from the Replays section of our website.



Thank you for your help in fighting dishonest players!

Each issue of our series focuses on a certain aspect of the game or a particular mechanic, in which we correct smaller, but noticeable bugs and add new interesting features.





Recently you noticed that kills with the M7 and M8 grenade launchers were not counted as grenade kills, but now everything should be in order! A similar problem was observed with the Solothurn S18-100, now kills with it count as special weapon kills.

We increased the recoil control of the Fedorov MG to match that of the Fedorov Avtomat. Now it will be more comfortable to shoot with!

While aiming with the M1941 Johnson LMG, the eye position was too close to the rear sight compared to the Johnson M1941 rifle. We moved the camera back to make these two weapons similar.

The MP 28, MP 28 (extended magazine), MP 28 (7.65 mm) and the Beretta M38/42’s rate of fire has been increased to 550 rounds per minute. Now they are more deadly in close combat.

The FG 42 and FG 42 II, as well as their variants, have not been left unchanged either. Their base damage has been increased to 12.7. Additionally, the FG 42 and the FG 42 with grenade launcher’s rate of fire has been increased to 900 rounds per minute.

Five rockets is good, but six is even better! Now you can carry one more Panzerfaust 100.

The Golden Beretta M1934 is a pistol that you just want to admire, but due to a bug, the soldier holding it was standing in an unnatural pose in the hangar. We fixed it.

The M10 GMC can hardly be called a tracked firing point, but the loader clearly thought otherwise. Worry not, he won't be able to fire his personal weapon inside the M10 GMC anymore.

Last year we made several improvements to the Rider class, but the changes didn’t end there. We just moved all motorcycles to BR I, plus they now unlock earlier than mortars! So the BR of these squads now only depend on the weapons they carry.

Shooting is an integral part of the game, but we haven’t forgotten about melee enthusiasts either. In this update, we have halved the cooldown of the melee charge, so you can now show the power of cold steel to your enemies more often!





The experience required to fully unlock a squad now depends on where its weapon or vehicle is located in the research tree.

This also fixes the situation where some squads required more experience than others in the early tiers of the research tree.

The "Jet Power" update changed the BR of several vehicles and weapons. This led to a mismatch between their new BR and their price that we had to correct manually. From now on, this will automatically change, which will help avoid similar situations.

We have also made complaints against dishonest players clearer by changing the reason "Unsporting behaviour" to "Use of unauthorized software". This way you will know exactly why you are reporting a player!



Do you have unused parachutes, radios or knives in your inventory and their presence bothers you? No problem! Now you can sell them for 5 Silver. A clean warehouse is worth it.

For players using a gamepad, we have added a small improvement - when you sell something, there will now be a shortcut for the "All available" button!

We also fixed a bug where both versions of the Tiger II (H)’s winter camouflage were highlighted in the Customization menu when one of them was selected.





This update also expands the list of missions in Burma. Commanders who prefer the US or Japanese armies can now meet in the "Myansera (Destruction)" mission.



Last week we told you about the preliminary changes to the paratroopers’ supply boxes. Based on your feedback, we have adjusted their contents and are now ready to show you the final version!





Lots of exciting game mechanics have been realized or improved thanks to your ideas. We are watching our communities, other Enlisted sites and regularly check the forum for your feedback and reports.

So share, suggest, and report!

We're getting close to the start of the next season! On May 28th, the new Battle Pass season will begin, but today we'll show you the new rewards that you can look forward to!




[h3]Winchester 1887 (BR II, USA)[/h3]
One of the most iconic shotguns in history - a true classic of Westerns and action movies.

First and foremost, it's a simple and light 12 gauge lever-action shotgun. It performs as well on the battlefield as in hunting.

The lever mechanism allows it to be fired with a relatively high rate of fire - 90 shots per minute. Its tubular magazine holds 5 shells.

In the Elite Battle Pass, you will also find a unique P-40E-1 and a unique camouflage for the Chi-Ri II.


[h3]P-40E-1 "10" (USSR)[/h3]


[h3]Chi-Ri II - Tricolor camo with flags on the nose[/h3]

In this Battle Pass, you will receive an aircraft that can be assigned to its respective Fighter pilot squad and a camouflage that you can apply through the "Customization" menu of the respective tank.

And of course unique soldiers for the USSR and Germany:


[h3]Pyotr Vershigora - Guerrilla II (USSR) - requires Elite BP[/h3]


[h3]Karl-Heinz Wittig - Radio Operator II (Germany)[/h3]

As a reminder, Elite BP owners receive four unique weapons, two unique soldiers, one unique tank camouflage and one aircraft with unique camouflage by progressing in the Battle Pass. Meanwhile, players with basic BP receive one weapon and one unique soldier of the season.