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Armies Call of Duty – KVA

KVA is a global terrorist organization from Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. The KVA was founded in 2041 by Joseph Chkheidze from Chechnya, Russia, whose anti-Western writings and speeches were an inspiration to many people around the world. With this power, he was able to transform the KVA into the most terrifyingly violent terrorist organization that the world ever got. Eventually taking the name “Hades”, under his leadership the KVA had become more powerful and secure than ever before. The KVA was now the world’s leading anti-Western terrorist organization, whose main goals were as the rebirth of the world through the death of technology and the punishment of humanity for its dependence.

Heroes Call of Duty – Alvin Bloomfield

Alvin “Brooklyn” Bloomfield was an American soldier from Call of Duty 2: Big Red One. Alvin Bloomfield is a character from Call of Duty 2: Big Red One. Despite his nickname ‘Brooklyn’, the 22-year-old grew up in the Bronx. He was the youngest son of a large, Jewish family, his mother was a housewife and his father had a small store in the neighborhood. Pvt. Bloomfield was a big baseball fan, skipping school whenever he could to watch his idol Joe DiMaggio play. He freely admits he’s “not the brightest,” and claims he joined the military so he wouldn’t have to go to college. He originally wanted to join the Air Force, but he was too small for that. He was with: Glenn Hawkins, Roland Roger, Stephen Kelly, Victor Denley, John Jackson Smith, McCord, Manny Castillo and Andy Allen.

Weapons Call of Duty-CZ75

The CZ75 is a Czech-made pistol from Call of Duty: Black Ops. The CZ75 first appears in the “Numbers” mission, where Jason Hudson uses it as an Akimbo weapon. It can be taken by the Spetsnaz troops without attachments, with the Akimbo attachment, as a fully automatic weapon and with both attachments. It is also used by the Spetsnaz soldiers in the missions “Victor Charlie”, “Mass Destruction”, “Payday”, “Rebirth” and “Redemption”.

Games Call of Duty 2 – Big Red One

Call of Duty 2: Big Red One is a first-person shooter video game developed by Treyarch and High Voltage Software and published by Activision for GameCube, PlayStation 2 and Xbox. It is a side-story of the original game Call of Duty 2, which was released on PC and Xbox 360 in the same year.

Maps Call of Duty – Crisis

Crisis is a medium-sized multiplayer map from Call of Duty: Black Ops. The setting of Crisis is a hidden missile factory in the middle of Cuba, where you can fight well both inside and outside. There are slight similarities with Jungle, but here you have more buildings and a beach. If you look at the beach landing vehicle and the Op 40 spawn point, the place seems to have been part of the Bay of Pigs invasion. As with many other maps, there are places on Crisis that are particularly hotly contested. These include the first floor of the main building, the sniper position at the top of the hill, and the building that houses the missile warhead.

Camouflage Call of Duty – Ice camouflage

Ice provides the equipped weapon with a white appearance and adds some blue spots meant to resemble snow. This camouflage is often seen on enemy weapons, especially the Famas in the Mass Destruction mission. You can use this camouflage well on snowy maps like Summit or Array. It’s also useful on Grid and WMD, but not quite as effective as there’s a lot of normal ground to be seen there as well.

Fraction Call of Duty Imperial Japanese Army

The Imperial Japanese Army, or officially the Army of the Great Empire of Japan, was the military force of the country of Japan after it settled and started to start the industry. Japan’s rapid rise as the dominant Eastern power demanded many raw materials, so the force took over surrounding countries to regain resources. As a result, Japan enjoyed power over the East during World War II until the great crash in 1945 when it was dissolved. The faction appears only in Call of Duty: World at War. Their counterparts on the high seas were the Imperial Japanese Navy.