SSU Units



SSU (Sino Soviet Union) Units

These are the units of the SSU in Dust 1947


Heroes

Commissar Poon
Guaï-Lo
Iron Joe
Ivan The Butcher
Koshka
Nikolai
Red Ace
Red Yana
Roza
The Dragon
The Phoenix
Vasiliy
Winter Child
Yakov



Infantry

Chinese Volunteer Assault Squad
Motherland Tesla Gun
Motherland Tesla Gun (Bunker)
Motherland Twin Tesla Gun
Motherland Twin Tesla Gun (Bunker)
NKVD Political Commisar Machine Gunner
NKVD Political Commisar Submachine Gunner
NKVD Political Commisar Tank-Hunter
NKVD Political Commissar Squad
PLA Assault Squad
Red Army Battle Squad
Red Army Close-Combat Squad
Red Army Command Squad
Red Army Heavy Mortar Squad
Red Army Observer Squad
Red Army Rifle Squad
Red Army Sniper Squad
Red Army Tesla Gun Squad
Red Guards Anti-Tank Squad
Red Guards Assault Squad
Red Guards Command Squad
Spetsnaz Anti-Tank Squad
Spetsnaz Assault Squad
Spetsnaz Command Squad
Spetsnaz Kill Squad
Spetsnaz Observer Squad
Spetsnaz Saboteur Squad
Spetsnaz Sniper Squad
Steel Guards Anti-Infantry Squad
Steel Guards Anti-Tank Squad
Steel Guards Assault Squad
Steel Guards Command Squad
Steel Guards Fire Support Squad
Steel Guards Sniper Squad
Steel Guards Tesla Squad



Vehicle

Aleksei
Alexsandr
Anatoly
BA 64-D
Babushka
Grand'Ma
Iosef
Karl
KV-152
Lavrentiy
Maksim
Mao
Marlen
Matrioshka
Melor
Mikhail
Nadya
Nastasia
Natalya
Natasha
Nikita
Nina
PT-47A
PT-47B
Red Cossack
Red Fury
Red Rain
Sergei
Type 47
Vladimir



Aircraft

Air Ambulance
Assaulter
Blaster
Burner
Burster
Carrier
Controller
Invader
Striker
The Red Star
Platoons
SSU Red Guards Platoon


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