With its missiles' homing ability, it gave the USA a huge advantage on the battlefield. The Tomahawk launcher had the greatest range of all land-based siege weapons employed in the conflict. If the conditions were desperate enough, the Tomahawk launcher could also be used as an anti-air weapon by launching a missile at aircraft while taking off. In addition, the missile had a small but significant area blast. Although fast-moving units could outrun the missile, tanks could not. The Tomahawk could also be used to support armor by firing on enemy tanks from a distance. Thinly armored, it required protection at all times. The Tomahawk launcher was useful for breaching enemy defenses and pounding buildings from a distance. Tomahawk Launcher preparing to fire on the enemy. Purchasable at any Strategy Center for $1500
Allowed Tomahawk launcher, along with all other USA units, to gain veteran status twice as fast.
