Expeditionary Sustainment Command

The company is yours. The roads are not.
Take command of a U.S. Army Sustainment Company in Expeditionary Sustainment Command, a military strategy game about keeping your people alive, your convoys moving, and your command intact.
Every mission draws from the same personnel, vehicles, supplies, and funds. Scout enemy positions, clear dangerous routes, escort vital cargo, and commit your forces to armored assaults and infantry invasions. Success creates opportunities. Losses follow you home.
ARM YOUR CONVOY. LAYER YOUR DEFENSES. BRING THE FIREPOWER.
Build your motor pool and equip vehicles with offensive weapons, defensive countermeasures, and dismount teams. Balance firepower, protection, crew readiness, and repair costs. An expensive truck is only as effective as the people and equipment you send with it.
RECON FIRST. COMMIT WITH PURPOSE.
Dispatch vehicle teams to investigate leads, recover assets, rescue missing personnel, and disrupt enemy operations. When a patrol encounters resistance, decide whether to hold, reinforce, or attempt a withdrawal under fire.
Intelligence matters, but it cannot make every road safe.
COMMAND PEOPLE, NOT JUST VEHICLES.
Develop your chain of command, promote NCOs, manage fatigue, and replace leaders who lose the confidence of their troops. Personalities, loyalty, rivalries, and controversy can turn routine company business into your next crisis.
Your XO has advice. Your soldiers have concerns. Higher command wants results.
BUILD THE COMPANY THAT CAN SURVIVE.
Arrange and upgrade facilities on your base-management grid. Expand troop capacity, maintain damaged vehicles, and invest in the support your next operation needs.
Spend too freely and you may struggle to deploy. Cut too deeply and your troops will pay the price.
THE LOSSES STAY WITH YOU.
Return from missions to casualties, repair bills, investigations, and news coverage shaped by campaign events. Procedural encounters and changing theater conditions demand adaptation, not the same plan on repeat.
How will you command?