Chinook
The ACH-47 Chinook helicopter does the heavy lifting for the US Army. Two door-mounted M60 guns and a ramp-mounted M60D provide cover for it as it lifts tanks and other heavy vehicles to and from the hottest spots in the war.

Corsair
Usually launching from an aircraft carrier, the A7 Corsair is a tough, reliable bomber. Its bombs pack a bigger wallop than the Phantom's and are thus better at taking out vehicles. Though not as agile as a standard fighter jet, its nose-mounted auto-cannon allows the Corsair to hold its own in a dogfight.

Assault Helicopter
The assault helicopter was an offensive vehicle that also has airlifting capabilities. With two missile launchers, two M124 auto-cannons, and a nose-mounted M5 40mm grenade launcher, it is capable of wreaking major havoc on the battlefield.

Transport Helicopter
The workhorse of the US Army during the war in Vietnam, the transport helicopter rushes troops and vehicles to and from the battlefield, usually under heavy fire. For defense it has two internal M60 machine guns, each holding 500 rounds.

Phantom
Twelve heat-seeking missiles and five napalm bombs make the F4 Phantom jet a feared foe for land-based enemies. Its heat-seeking missiles are effective against helicopters and other slow-moving air targets, but without machine guns, it's the underdog in a dogfight.