Here is the Campaign Tree in spreadsheet format; this one has two "Crossroads." Note the pink highlighted box and its footnote:
Speaking of the "Crossroads," they both have the same name. To be sure that they branch properly given certain scenario outcomes, you may want to rename them "Crossroads 1" and "Crossroads 2." If you do, don't forget to remap them wherever they occur in the Campaign Tree:
This should be "postponed":
All along, the US earns 5 specialisation points after each scenario. Here, however, it appears that the "5" has been entered in the wrong box:
This probably will not affect anything, but I see these restrictions in the Campaign Editor; no Navy and U.S. Marines eliminated:
Yet, in the first scenario, I am able to purchase Marines:
and even a battleship if command points had been provided:
So, what are those restrictions for? Do they function in some way that I am not aware of or are they just dysfunctional? If the latter, you may want to remove them so that they don't cause an issue.
Lastly, I just want to point out the shortage, nay, the lack of presentable U.S. Army commanders. These guys hardly look like they are high-ranking and one looks like a lunatic:
This one isn't too bad; he's next in line on that screen (which cannot be scrolled but the thumbnails can be reduced in size to see them all):
This is the only fellow showing any stars but alas, he lacks any useful traits which is probably why you didn't include him:
Which is all neither here nor there. I just thought I would mention it so that you might put it on your list of lobbying items. Goodness knows how you have such influence with the developers, yes?


