Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath/New units

It has new and old units but some old units like Orca Gunships are upgraded with sonic grenades.

GDI
The GDI is a powerful faction in the CNC Universe

Hammerhead copters
A curious element of the GDI air arsenal, the Hammerhead is a conventional helicopter. This is perhaps an extreme example of GDI's trend of returning to old, but extremely reliable technology following the Second Tiberium War.

The Hammerhead was equipped with two intermeshing rotors, giving it immense lift and high stability, rocket pods, as well as twin automatic cannons that could plough through enemy infantry. In addition, the unit has the capacity to carry a single infantry squad inside, which allows the squad to attack from the Hammerhead. This allows infantry to attack from the air with their weaponry. Intel suggest that transporting a missile squad adds an anti-air role to the Hammerhead.

Recent intel suggests that the Hammerhead cooperates well with Orca Gunships when used together.

Shatterers
With the massive development of harmonic resonance technology and creating sonic emitters, GDI has also took to miniaturize the technology and mount it on a vehicle. The resulting weapon was the Shatterer, a Hovertech Sonic Assault Hovercraft. Essentially, it is a hover tank with a massive sonic cannon. It is lightly armored, due to the exposed wiring and power systems of the cannon, but much like the stationary sonic emitters, it is capable of plowing through numerous other units. However, the sonic emission is relatively slow compared to other weapons. This makes the Shatter more useful against slow moving units or stationary targets, like buildings. This, and alongside it's heavy bulk, makes the hovertank vulnerable to fast units, including aircraft.

Slingshots
An effective anti-air platform, the Slingshot was a tank using the hover technology of the Second Tiberium War prior to its recalling and decommissioning. In fact, the Slingshot was the last surviving unit from this previous research. Unlike older units, the Sligshot's hover chassis was less susceptible to ion storms, making the unit more reliable. With its use of HoverTech the Slingshot had light armor, but was fast and highly manoeuvrable.

The vehicle carried four high caliber cannons mounted to the sides of its turret, and was capable of shredding through enemy aircraft with ease. Slingshot ammunition could be upgraded with tungsten shells, making the Slingshot the most powerful anti-air unit fielded.

Although excellent for anti-air defense, intel files suggest the Slingshot's light armor and weaponry made the unit vulnerable to infantry and other vehicles.

Zone Raider troopers
Zone Raiders are an elite GDI infantry class, utilizing a heavily modified variant of the standard zone troopers armor. Zone Raiders are equipped with dual, shoulder mounted, anti-air rocket pods, and a specialized cannon, designed to fire rocket-propelled sonic grenades. These shells are a unique ordnance that releases a massive burst of sonic energy upon impact. As such, these grenades are useful for removing tiberium, which allows them to participate in recliamation projects.

Zone Raiders, with their area of effect Sonic shells, excel at eliminating large groups of enemy infantry, and enjoy the same level of protection from Tiberium and enemy tanks, as the standard Zone Trooper. Thanks to their anti-air rockets, Zone Raiders are also extremely effective against enemy aircraft. However, also like the Zone Trooper, the Zone Raider is especially vulnerable against anti-infantry specialists, such as the Nod Shadow Team, Black Hand, and Scrin Buzzers.

Zone Trooper power armor was designed with flexiability and survivability. It was designed to be independent, able to deal with any type of enemy. Unlike the bluky Trooper armor, the Raider's armor is slimer, with smaller shoulder pads, scaled down arm armor, and body armor that hugs the body. Jump jets have also been integrated, necessary to travel through the vast ruin of the Red Zones. Armour can be upgraded with scanner packs, helpful for detecting ambushes, and power packs. In addition, they are able to call for transport when needed. Drop pods can deploy Zone Raider veterans from orbit.

Zone Raiders are deployed under GDIUP Zone Operations Command, and have been in service for an unknown period of time. Originally, the Raiders were developed with the idea of working with Zone Troopers. However, their role changed from anti-air to scouting, replacing Zone Troopers forces in ZOCOM. Interestingly, Zone Raider forces only consists of women. ZOCOM's R&D developed their power armor with a "bikini style" chest plating with this in mind.

MARV
The Mammoth Armed Reclamation Vehicle is a extremely powerful GDI combat vehicle. It is approximately 3 times the size of the Mammoth Tank utilized in the Third Tiberium War. It has three railgun turrets mounted onto its chassis and can carry up to 4 infantry squads inside, similar to the Scrin Eradicator. It also has the ability to harvest Tiberium instantly, but this act diminishes the value of the harvested Tiberium when used in succession. The MARV will repair itself when garrisoned with Engineer. Athough The MARV is an Epic Unit it does gain Veterancy.

Nod
This faction is the enemy of GDI and is religious.

Specter
With new reports appearing about the Brotherhood of Nod, data about the Specter has become available. This vehicle is the Brotherhood's new unit, an advanced stealth artillery supplementing the beam cannons.

While information remains sketchy currently, it is known that Nod Shadows can interface with these artillery units and deploy an artillery beacon to accurately guide their fire, much like GDI sniper teams and Juggernauts. In addition, Specters have top of the line optic camouflage technology, making them extremely difficult to single out.

New intel suggest that the Specter may be utilized by the Marked of Kane, based on their combat doctrine. However, this has yet to be confirmed.

Reckoner
A newly discovered element of the Nod armed forces, the Reckoner is a heavy transportation unit, much like the GDI APC. However, unlike it's counterpart, it's half-tracked, more heavily armored and is capable of permanently deploying into a frontline battle bunker.

However, it cannot be undeployed, so the decision to deploy must be considered beforehand. Prior to deployment, the two infantry squads within cannot fire their weapons, and the Reckoner is defenseless (with the exception of optional dozer blades). Once deployed, however, the Reckoner unpacks into a bunker, gaining enough space for a third squad to occupy it, and all three squads can fire out of its hull.

Tiberium Troopers
Recent intelligence footage has confirmed the existence of the Marked of Kane-exclusive units in the Nod army: the Tiberium Troopers. Wearing what appears to be powered armor similar to the Black Hand, these infantry are not equipped with flame weaponry, but instead, use advanced version of the chemical sprayer. In this vein, they appear to be a throwback to the chem warriors of the First Tiberium War. Within the Marked of Kane, they replace the Black Hand soldiers in their combat roles. It is possible, though not confirmed, that they have undergone Tiberium enhancement themselves.

Enlightened
Recent intelligence footage has confirmed the existence of the Marked of Kane-exclusive Enlightened Cyborg. Acting as the subfaction's elite infantry, the Enlightened are armed with particle beams capable of cutting through vehicles and an EMP attack with a far wider range than their Awakened counterparts. Their armor are also much more resilliant than the one carried by the Awakened - but this comes at a price - the cost of thier deployment are almost four times as expensive as the price of one Awakened cyborg squad.

Database operatives will continue to study the new information.

Awakened
With the recent acquisition of new intel concerning the period between 2030 and 2047, data about new infantry units of the Brotherhood has surfaced. The Awakened is a heavily armed and armored cyborg, a remnant of CABAL's forces, reactivated to serve Kane. Awakened are armed with an EMP cannon implanted in its right arm, a heavy machine gun grafted onto its left (which can be upgraded to a particle beam), a rebreather unit and numerous other augmentations. The Awakened appear to have undergone significant modifications, based on the disparity between original Nod Cyborg and the Awakened's appearances, which appears closer to the Cyborg reaper.

The EVA Database operatives continue to analyze the available data.

Redeemer Walkers
Recent intel has confirmed the existence of an "Epic Unit" of the Brotherhood of Nod. This "Redeemer" is a massive mechanized walker, similar in design to the Avatar Warmech, though it is signifcantly more heavily armed and armored, as well as being quadrupedal. There is speculation that the Redeemer based on the Core Defender, although its design is different.

Also, it appears that the Redeemer can bolster its already formidable laser cannon, like the Avatar. However, unlike its predecessor, which destroyed Nod vehicles for added firepower, the Redeemer is apparently able to house two infantry squads, which operate heavy weapons turrets on its chasis. These upgrades apparently include infantry shredding autocannons crewed by Militants, anti-armor and anti-aircraft missiles with a militant rocket squad, a Black Hand flamethrower, and an automatic repair module overseen by a saboteur. In addition, the glowing device on the Redeemer's back, the Rage Generator, is able to drive enemy units into a frenzy, causing them to ignore Nod units and attack one another. It has been suggested that the Redeemer can crush Mammoth 27 tanks and other Heavier units by simply walking over it, thanks to his size. However, this ability has yet to be confirmed.

However, the production of such a device is resource-intensive; its size is roughly twice that of a standard Avatar. In addition, it requires its own production facilities to create. The expense and technical expertise required for the walker's construction is so great that a commander is allowed to have only one Redeemer under his or her command at a time.

Scrin
The Scrin are aliens and got formidable weapons that rivals GDIs.

Cultist
Recent intel has revealed the existence of a new infantry unit known as the Cultist. Intelligence suggests that the cultists are actually a fusion of two organisms; a captured human and a Prodigy parasite fused to their nervous system.

These units are unarmed. However, they have the same mind control abilities as the Mastermind, able to take control of ground units and buildings. Unlike the Scrin Commando-analog, Cultists could be built in multiple numbers. However, Cultists are unable to use their mental control abilities on air units.

Archon
Newly released intellgence files have revealed the existance of a new Scrin infantry unit. The Archons are a elite soldiers of the Scrin race that are more humanoid in appearance and serve as heavy infantry in combat scenario's.

These Scrin warriors were deployed in more serious engagements. In order to better survive combat scenarios, the Archons were equipped with personal shields.

Database operators contiune to study the Archon for new information.

Reaper Tripod
The Scrin sect Reaper-17 uses its own advanced Tripod variant called the Reaper Tripod. This unit is a mutation of the Annihilator, a result of the Reaper's excessive tiberium infusions. The Reaper Tripod eclipses the normal Annihilator due to its ability to absorb Tiberium to enhance its conversion beams, similar to the Devourer Tank.This weapon can be upgraded to have longer firing times.

Mechapede
The Mechapede is a walker unit that is utilized by the Scrin invaders, determined to be an advanced customizable biotank by InOps. The Mechapede closely resembles a Terran millipede or centipede, though it is exponentially larger. It speed is faster then even a Seeker, and can fire in any direction. However, it can not move in reverse.

The Mechapede's "head" is the only part constructed at first; it has a weapon similar to the Scrin Disintegrators. Eight additional segments, of four varying types, can be added. Shard segments are powerful against enemy infantry, disk segments can strike down enemy aircraft,the Tiberium segment has a similar weapon to the Corrupter, and a Disintegrator segment. These segments allow the mechapede to be a verstile support unit. Like the Corruptor, its Tiberium toxin can not only heal other Scrin, but also heal itself.

Destruction of the Mechapede body segments will not destroy the unit, as it can then rebuild more segments. The only way to totally destroy the unit is by targeting the head segement.

Ravager
The Ravager is an elite assault infantry used by the Scrin. The creature is a quadrupedal biomechanical construct, that literally has green Tiberium crystals growing on it. It has been reporter to be one of fastest units that have been recently introduced. The Ravager attacks by flinging Tiberium shards at its target in a manner similar to Canus tiberias. It is also purported to have the ability to detonate tiberium via a reaction similar to the one Nod's Catalyst missile weapon uses.

Ravager units of Reaper-17 can be upgraded with better weaponry. Traveler-59 is able to upgrade their Ravager's with advanced articulators, increasing its speed to the point it can outrun vechiles.

Eradicator
The Eradicator Hexapod is a high powered Scrin mechanized walker. It resembles a six-legged spider. It makes use of a weapon highly similar to the Seeker Tank's weapon. It can transport 4 Scrin infantry squads, but they can't leave after entering unlike the GDI APC or the Nod Reckoner. It can salvage parts from the vehicles and buildings it destroys, resulting in a steady cash flow based on the sold materials. Due to the large amount of resources required to construct one of these vehicles, only one can be deployed at a time. The infantry that are put inside give the Eradicator certain abilities.