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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.

From 1st February (13:00 UTC) to 29th February (13:00 UTC), get battle score in battles and move up the rewards ladder!

Please note: you now 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!





Mobile rally points with weapons and protection for a whole squad! If not an ultimate instrument of war, then very close to it.

[h3]USA[/h3]
Universal Carrier - a small and lightly armored vehicle, which served as the main "workhorse" of the British army in WWII and was supplied to other allied countries.

It was really universal - reconnaissance, transportation of infantry and supplies, towing anti-tank guns, and even a self-propelled artillery. Good maneuverability, speed up to 48 km/h and excellent off-road capability helped it to cope with any tasks.

This variant is protected from small arms fire, and is equipped with a Bren machine gun on a tripod and a Boys AT rifle in the front of the hull to counter light armored vehicles.

The crew of this little guy consists of four soldiers.

[h3]Germany[/h3]
Sd.Kfz. 251/9 - an easily recognizable half-track APC, one of several variants used extensively by the German Army in WWII.

The main advantage of the Sd.Kfz. 251 is its good protection from small arms, for both the crew and the soldiers in the fighting compartment. While its main disadvantage is the high silhouette, which can not be confused with anything.

This variant is capable of performing the role of both an APC and a formidable self-propelled 75-millimeter gun.

Additionally, the forward mounted MG42 machine gun will help to fight off enemy infantry.

The crew consists of four soldiers - no more can be taken into battle, otherwise there would be no room for the shells.

• Squads are issued to specific countries in this event.
  
• 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 29th February (13:00 UTC) to 2nd March (13:00 UTC), after the end of the event, you will have the opportunity to purchase any missing rewards for Gold.

A long-awaited addition to Japan's pool of premium vehicles, the Type 1 Ho-Ha APC!

Thanks to the half-track chassis, this APC has excellent off-road capability and a maximum speed of 45 km/h! In addition, this APC is equipped with three Type 97 machine guns, which will allow you to fight off enemy infantry not only from the front, but also from the sides. The crew consists of six specialized soldiers of different classes with appropriate weapons. Like other APCs, the Type 1 Ho-Ha functions as a mobile rally point.

Commanders! Enlisted’s Battle Pass hasn't changed much over the seasons, but with the major update to our game, it's time for it to change too!

Each season of Battle Pass will now have a theme, from customization items to weapons and soldiers. We'll also put even more focus on the items you need most in the rewards, like Appearance change orders.

On January 31st, the new Battle Pass season will begin and here are the rewards you can expect!



This season, we will impress you with submachine guns from different countries and with thematic customization items.

[h3]Owen .45 ACP (USA)[/h3]
This is an experimental version of the Australian Owen submachine gun with .45 caliber rounds. Only 15 powerful bullets are available in the magazine, but each hit with them hurts! Nevertheless, all the advantages of the Australian submachine gun are retained - high rate of fire and low recoil.

[h3]Bezruchko-Vysotsky SMG (USSR)[/h3]
Experimental submachine gun, direct competitor to the PPS in the 1942 trials. Compared with Sudayev’s design, the PPBV was distinguished by its higher rate of fire, more comfortable sights and, frankly speaking, its much more unusual appearance.

[h3]SIG 1930 (Japan)[/h3]
An improved version of the well-known Swiss SIG 1920 submachine gun. Without losing its obvious advantages, such as low recoil and comfortable sights, it received one non-obvious one: the magazine is now located on the right side of the gun, and the large 50-round magazine does not interfere with the aiming.

[h3]Wz.39 Mors (Germany)[/h3]
An original Polish submachine gun, of which only a small number were produced, designed to be the perfect solution for arming tank crews. It has good sights, good rate of fire and reloads quickly. Your tankers will certainly be happy with the upgrade!

For tankers and pilots, we have four vehicles with cool camouflages!

[h3]M4A3E2 Jumbo and Chi-Nu[/h3]

[h3]La-5FN and BF-110 F-2[/h3]



With the new Battle Pass, we're changing our approach to items like posters. They will now follow the theme of the season’s weapons and will be stylized to look like real propaganda posters.

And the unique "Japanese assaulter" portrait will remind you of the new Battle Pass season!




With the start of the new season, some rewards from previous seasons will have a timer, after which they will no longer be available for purchase.

These will soon leave the store:

• Unique soldiers of USSR, USA and Germany: Sergey Zimin (MG Gunner II), Mikhail Diasamidze (Radioman I), Darrell Lindsey (Attacker Pilot II), Audie Murphy (Assaulter III), Eric Anderson (Engineer II), Philip Gardner (Tanker II), Gerhard Peter (Tanker II), Karl Arndt (Engineer II), Georg Pothig (Attacker Pilot II), Wolf Andreae (MG Gunner II), Theodor Beckmann (Fighter Pilot II), Karl Torley (Radioman I).
  
• Unique weapons: KB-P-135 (USSR), De Lisle Commando carbine & Welrod mk.2 set (USA), ERMA EMP with suppressor & ČZ vz. 27 set (Germany), Pavesi M42 (Germany), VMP 1926 (Germany).
  
• Unique vehicles of USSR, USA and Germany: Yak-1 (The camouflage is based on the painting scheme of Mikhail Baranov’s fighter), La-5FN White 07, BT-7 №13, SU-85M “20 years of Soviet Uzbekistan”, FP-3 VF-41, M13 MGMC 4th Armored Division, M10 GMC “EPERVIER”, Pz.III J “122”, HS-123A-1 Black 52, C. 202EC “Black cat”, Panther A “R05”.
  

If you’re considering getting one of the rewards that are leaving the store, be sure to make your decision before February 13th.

Friends, today we are very happy to announce the next step in the development of Enlisted. In the first quarter of 2024 the game will be available on Steam under the name Enlisted: Reinforced — symbolizing the recent massive changes to the game, and how far the community and Enlisted has come since its initial release.

Battles will remain fully cross-platform between the Gaijin.Net client, Steam, PlayStation® and Xbox.

Add Enlisted to your Steam wishlist and stay tuned for more news and updates!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2051620/Enlisted_Reinforced/

You will still be able to play Enlisted via the official launcher available for download on the Enlisted website. From there you can login with your Gaijin.Net account and also your Steam account. To login to the Steam version of the game however you’ll need to create a new account associated with Steam.


If you’d like to move over to Steam and play the game there while keeping the progress of your Gaijin.Net account, we’ve prepared an account migration option.

Within 30 days of Enlisted’s release on Steam, you will be able to transfer your Gaijin.Net account along with all your progress to the Steam version of the game! Although, if you’d like to make sure that all of the funds from your purchase reach the developers in full, you’re more than welcome to continue using your Gaijin.Net account.

Thank you for reading and sharing this exciting new step with us, let’s get ready to welcome some new Commanders to Enlisted!