Alaska War Thunder Map Guide

Point A on Alaska is asymmetrical and provides a slight advantage to the northern team. Vehicles approaching from the north can stay close to the bridge structure and capture the point without exposing themselves as heavily to enemy lines of fire.

Point B, on the other hand, slightly favors the southern team because they can more easily establish control over the central hill and the surrounding urban area.

Point C is located inside a basin that is difficult to reach and capture quickly. Engagement distances are relatively long, and both teams can make effective use of hull-down positions, which often results in a prolonged stalemate.

For vehicles with good mobility, rather than committing to a direct fight around point C, I recommend following the river east of C and using it as a flanking route to break through toward the enemy's side or rear.