Yes, you're fighting your own people this time and Kirov airships are finally available for construction. I was very aggressive here, using the attack force I started with to head eastward toward the first enemy base (I knew it was there, this was after trying multiple times to see what works best). I built a barracks and pumped out about twenty conscripts right off the bat and began a war factory asap. The attack force strolled through the enemy base destroying the ground resistance so that if they failed i could come back with some tanks once my war factory was complete. They did fail, but they managed to deal some major damage. I then reinforced the area with the new Rhino tanks and conscripts/dogs I constructed. Don't negelect the dogs, they rock at killing off the psychics. This base area is the only route to YOUR base so it's a huge advantage to know what's going on here and even have forces here. After the gradual elimination of this base I discovered that the next base's nuclear reactor was almost dead center on the map. The first base was powering the flak cannons protecting it so I had a clear route. After the nuclear reactor was destroyed the flak cannons stopped but there were apocalypse tanks attacking me. I attacked the apocalypse tanks and ended all resistance. Then I was left with two veteran+ Kirovs and a clear shot at the Iron curtain. They did use it once but I was careful to not neglect my base defenses. I let my two elite Kirov airships repair themselves and set a course for the Kremlin. Yuri didn't stand a chance. My time: 29 minutes. I thought it was OK with the par of an hour and 30.