Not a lot, but fighters are definitely present on the battlefield once you get to this tech level, and drones will make an appearance. Seekers aren't present in this setting, as that's a bit too far out of the tech level--maybe Generation 4, though...:D

EDIT: This is an announcement that the full supplement will be posted up tomorrow. I haven't gotten a definitive answer to my questions so I've decided to press ahead.

The supplement will consist of three separate files, with Section One and Two holding the actual designs (with Section One holding the special rules) and Section Three being a collection of maps. I had intended it to be a single file, but it would have been 84 pages, and that wouldn't fit into a single file for my recent project--namely, printing off my supplements so I can read through them at my leisure.

EDIT 2: After another round of re-organising, I've decided to have only two actual sections, both with forty pages--Section Two has copies of the map and the map key, while Section Three has the maps as I created them (roughly 2250x1500). Also, in a change, they will not be posted up tomorrow, they'll be posted up in around five minutes from now (to stop my procrastinating on releasing this supplement)

Here is the supplement in individual files

Some clarifications I'd like to make:

1) Modern Infantry Regiments:

On the Tech Level Table, there is a listing stating that some powers may field Modern Infantry Regiments. I realise now, however, that this does exclude quite a lot of units for those powers, and includes some I had wanted to exclude (mechanised infantry, for example).

Where the Table states 'Modern Infantry Regiments only', this now covers any unit which does NOT possess either the Light Tank Unit battery or the Heavy Tank Unit battery.

2) Naval ships with Transport:

When drafting some Orders of Battle (in a vain attempt to feel like I'm actually working on something), I decided to do something regarding the relative dearth of choices Naval units with Transport have of flotilla basing. At the moment, they may only base coastal gunboats (which aren't that effective in naval engagements) or torpedo boats, which are fairly expensive. I am tempted to release an expansion with additional units soon, and have decided to expand the amount of units that Naval ships may base now to provide an instant increase in available units.

As naval ships were sometimes also used to transport troops (the Italian Duilio and Dandalo were supposed to be able to carry a full division of troops), vessels with Transport may treat this as Barracks space, instead of basing a naval or aerial flotilla. They may also base Amphibious regiments. Ships may also base a normal Regiment or Amphibious regiment and, if they have available space, base a naval or aerial flotilla as well. Ships with Transport (50) may co-base Amphibious regiments which start at sea, but may NOT base normal regiments. A pair of Light Coast Defence Ships may, for example, base a single Amphibious regiment, but not a normal non-marine regiment, while a Heavy Coast Defence Ship may base an Amphibious unit or have a normal non-marine regiment in Barracks. A Dreadnought (Transport 200) could base two naval flotillas, two aerial flotillas, two Amphibious or normal non-marine regiments, or a combination of any of the former, or one Amphibious or normal marine regiment (leaving 50 SUs free)

3) Pre-Modern and Modern Emplacements:

Some emplacements are listed as Pre-Modern (the Fieldworks) or Modern (the Shipyard and Dockyard). This is now out-of-date. Fieldworks may be employed by Modern forces, and the Shipyard/Dockyard may be employed by Pre-Modern forces.

In Pre-Modern forces, the Shipyard/Dockyard battery of Heavy QF Batteries should be exchanged with Light Shore Batteries on a 4-for-1 basis. Light Shore Batteries have one quarter the BAS of Heavy QF batteries. This is for two reasons:

a) To make the maths easier

b) To remove the ability of Pre-Modern forces to engage aerial targets--with the eight Light Shore Batteries having a modifier of -6, this means that with their dice string, they cannot engage units one level above them at all, and have to combine to engage units on their level, in the same way that Generation -1/0 Old Naval Artillery has to combine.