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Call of Duty's WWII Updated Full Chronological Campaign for PC's
By genshmrbn
Call of Duty's WW II Updated Full Chronological Campaigns for PCs
By: genshmrbn Posted: December 2, 2020 at 14:45 CT (USA); Updated: May 27, 2024

Includes: Call of Duty (CoD), Call of Duty-United Offensive (CoD-UO), Call of Duty 2 (CoD 2), Call of Duty-World at War (CoD-WaW), Call of Duty: WWII, and also Medal Of Honor: Airborne.

You must play completely through each of the CoD & MoH- WW II Games and make certain you save at the beginning of each main mission section (and subsection if possible), as you can then do it all again chronologically by picking and loading the proper Saved Game as per this list. (Either on Steam or from your Hard Copies, though it is far easier on Steam). You can do this by Faction (Russian, British, or American) or Full Combined Chronology.

This is a corrected list from that previously released. (Mission Titles and Levels corrected, Linear list locations corrected, and with a few added notations for clarity.)

I have compiled this as a PC Gamer, and it is primarily for PC Gamers, but if you have both a PC and a Console, please see my other Guide. I do not own a Console, and therefore have no idea how those systems function, or if you can select missions like you can on a PC. I hear they are fun though. Good Luck.

I always return to the World War II games, because they are the most significant historical period of the last century, and to me, as an American historian and former History Teacher at least, are the most fun. I am always astounded and amazed at the incredible gallantry and sacrifice made by all the combatants in that great conflict, who did so much with so little, under so much pressure from their own leaders. I am extremely proud of the three family members who served overseas in their efforts to kill Socialists and end that evil tyranny in Europe. One of them won a Bronze Star. Again, I appreciate the almost unbelievable bravery of all the soldiers in every country.
But let's be absolutely clear here: this was a war against SOCIALISM. The German political party of Nazis (National Socialists is the English translation) embraced Fascism. The Russians were Communists. BOTH were Socialists of different extremes. The Russians, at least, were friendly and had a common goal. So thank your Great-grandparents, your Grandparents, and your Parents for standing up against those evils over the times before you were brought into the world, so that you could live in Freedom from Oppression and Tyranny!
My thanks especially to the Game Designers for having the guts to put this excellent series of games into fruition, and with such historical accuracy as was possible in a gaming format. Well Done!

Though it is not in the Call of Duty Franchise, I went ahead and added Medal of Honor: Airborne because it is a WW II Game, and is just so much fun to play, even though most of the missions never occurred in the manner they are presented in that game, or even occurred at all. But they were made to give you the Feel of it, rather than absolute accuracy. That is true of many missions in the Call of Duty games also. Thank you for your suggestions and ideas, some of which I added, some rejected. I have spent all of the time I will be on this, and am leaving it as it stands now primarily because the game-play flows well as it is.

I have completed playing this again and again, and love the timeline significance from the beginning of the war to the end.
Yes, it is time consuming, but it is worth it. Copy and print the list for ease of use, and to check off finished missions.
And so, from a former History Teacher to all you Gamers, Enjoy! - Genshmrbn
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Category: Game Modes, Maps Or Levels, Modding Or Configuration, Story Or Lore, Walkthroughs Languages: English 
I. Faction Campaigns Format 
II. Full Chronology Campaign Format 
The Complete Chronological Listing: Factions 
WW II Full Chronology Listing 
Full Campaign cont'd. 
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Category: Game Modes, Maps Or Levels, Modding Or Configuration, Story Or Lore, Walkthroughs Languages: English
Overview
I. Faction Campaigns Format
II. Full Chronology Campaign Format
The Complete Chronological Listing: Factions
WW II Full Chronology Listing
Comments
I. Faction Campaigns Format
II. Full Chronology Campaign Format
The Complete Chronological Listing: Factions
Faction Campaigns

Format: Game, Date, Mission Title and/or Level Title (w/notes), Historical Location of Battle

A: Russian Campaign:

1. CoD 2: December 17, 1941: The Winter War, Red Army Training - near Moscow, USSR
2. CoD-WaW: September 17, 1942: Vendetta - Stalingrad, USSR
3. CoD: Sept. 18, '42: Stalingrad (Crossing the Volga & Beachhead) - Stalingrad, USSR
4. CoD: Sept. 18, '42: Red Square - Stalingrad, USSR
5. CoD: Sept. 18, '42: Train Station - Stalingrad, USSR
6. CoD: November 9, '42: Stalingrad Sewers - Stalingrad, USSR
7. CoD: Nov. 9, '42: Pavlov's House - Stalingrad, USSR
8. CoD 2: December 2, '42: The Winter War, Demolition - Stalingrad, USSR
9. CoD 2: Dec. 8, '42: Not One Step Backwards, Repairing the Wire - Stalingrad, USSR
10. CoD 2: Dec. 8, '42: Not One Step Backwards, The Pipeline - Stalingrad, USSR
11. CoD 2: January 15, 1943: Fortress Stalingrad, Downtown Assault - Stalingrad, USSR
12. CoD 2: Jan. 15, '43: Fortress Stalingrad, City Hall - Stalingrad, USSR
13. CoD 2: Jan. 15, '43: Fortress Stalingrad, Comrade Sniper - Stalingrad, USSR
14. CoD-UO: July 4, '43: Trenches - Infantry Battles near Kursk, USSR
15. CoD-UO: July 11, '43: Ponyri - Ponyri, USSR
16. CoD-UO: July 12, '43: Kursk - Tank Battles near Kursk, USSR
17. CoD-UO: August 22, '43: Kharkov (Part 1) - Kharkov, USSR
18. CoD-UO: Aug. 22, '43: Kharkov (Part 2) (Holding the Train Depot) - Kharkov, USSR
19. CoD: January 17, 1945: Factory - Warsaw, Poland
20. CoD: Jan. 17, '45: Railyard - Warsaw, Poland
21. CoD: Jan. 26, '45: Tank Drive, Country - along the Oder River, Germany
22. CoD: Jan. 26, '45: Tank Drive, Town - a town near the Oder River, Germany
23. CoD-WaW: April 16, '45: Blood & Iron - Seelow Heights, Germany
24. CoD-WaW: April 18, '45: Their Land, Their Blood - Seelow Heights, Germany
25. CoD-WaW: April 23, '45: Ring of Steel - Pankow, Germany
26. CoD-WaW: April 24, '45: Eviction - Berlin, Germany
27. CoD-WaW: April 30, '45: Heart of the Reich - the Reichstag, Berlin, Germany
28. CoD: April 30, '45: Berlin - the Reichstag, Berlin, Germany
29. CoD-WaW: April 30, '45: Downfall - the Reichstag, Berlin, Germany

B: British Campaign:

1. CoD-UO: September 2, 1941: Bomber - Flying over the Netherlands
2. CoD-UO: Sept. 2-3, '41: Train Bridge - Near Limbourg, Netherlands
3. CoD 2: October 29, 1942: Battle of El Alamein, The Diversionary Raid - Northwestern Egypt, Africa
4. CoD 2: Oct. 29, '42: Battle of El Alamein, Holding The Line - Northwestern Egypt, Africa
5. CoD 2: November 3, '42: Battle of El Alamein, Operation Supercharge - Northwestern Egypt, Africa
6. CoD 2: Nov. 6, '42: Battle of El Alamein, The End of the Beginning - El Daba, Egypt, Africa
7. CoD 2: January 15, 1943: The Tank Squadrons, Crusader Charge - Northwest Libya, Africa
8. CoD 2: Jan. 15, '43: The Tank Squadrons, 88 Ridge - Northwest Libya, Africa
9. CoD 2: March 10, '43: Rommel’s Last Stand, Armored Car Escape - Toujane, Tunisia, Africa
10. CoD 2: March 11, '43: Rommel’s Last Stand, Toujane - Toujane, Tunisia, Africa
11. CoD 2: March 30, '43: Rommel’s Last Stand, Assault on Matmata - Matmata, Tunisia, Africa
12. CoD-UO: July 12, '43: Sicily (Part 1) - Cappo Murro di Porco, Sicily, Italy
13. CoD-UO: July 12, '43: Sicily (Part 2) – PT Boat near Cappo Murro di Porco, Sicily, Italy
14. CoD: June 6, 1944: Pegasus Bridge, Night (00:16, just after Midnight, D-Day) - Benouville, France
15. CoD: June 6, '44: Pegasus Bridge, Day (12:30) - Benouville, France
16. CoD 2: June 11, '44: Battle for Caen, Prisoners of War - Beltow, France
17. CoD 2: June 12, '44: Battle for Caen, The Crossroads - Anctoville, France
18. CoD 2: June 12, '44: Battle for Caen, The Tiger - St. Louet, France
19. CoD 2: June 14, '44: Battle for Caen, The Brigade Box - Amaye-sur-Seulles, France
20. CoD: September 2, '44: The Eder Dam - the Eder Dam, Eder River, Germany
21. CoD: Sept. 2, '44: Truck Ride (Eder Dam Getaway) - near Waldeck, Germany
22. CoD: Sept. 2, '44: Airfield Escape - Eder Dam Airfield, Germany
23. CoD: October 27, '44: Ship (Battleship Tirpitz) - Hakoya, Norway
24. CoD: February 2, ‘45: Rocket (V2 Site) - Bergsteinfurt, Germany

C: American Campaign:

1. CoD: August 9, 1942: Training - Camp Toccoa, Georgia, USA
2. CoD-WaW: Aug. 17, '42: Semper Fi (US Marine Raiders) - Makin Atoll, Gilbert Islands
3. MoH-AB: March 24, 1943: Training - Kairouan, Tunisia, Africa
4. MoH-AB: July 10, '43: Husky - Adanti, Sicily, Italy
5. MoH-AB: September 13, '43: Avalanche - Paestum, Italy
6. CoD: June 5, 1944: Pathfinder - Sainte-Mere-Eglise, Normandy, France
7. CoD: June 5, '44: Burnville (Flak-killers) - Sainte-Mere-Eglise, France
8. MoH-AB: June 5, '44: Neptune, Utah Beach - Audoville, France
9. CoD: June 6, '44: Dawnville (05:00, Mortar Assault) - Sainte-Mere-Eglise, Normandy, France
10. CoD: WWII: June 6, '44: D-Day, Omaha Beach (about 06:30) - Normandy, France
11. CoD 2: June 6, '44: D-Day, Battle of Pointe-du-Hoc (about 06:55) - Pointe-du-Hoc, Normandy, France
12. CoD: June 6, '44: Car Ride (08:15, to Sainte-Marie-du-Mont) - Rural Normandy, France
13. CoD: June 6, '44: Brecourt Manor (after 08:30) - near Sainte-Marie-du-Mont, Normandy, France
14. CoD 2: June 7, '44: D-Day (+1), Defending The Pointe! - Pointe-du-Hoc, Normandy, France
15. CoD 2: July 14, '44: D-Day (+8), The Silo - Beaumont-Hague, France
16. CoD: WWII: July 25, '44: Operation Cobra - Caen, France
17. CoD: WWII: July 26, '44: Stronghold - Marigny, France
18. CoD: Aug. 7, '44: Chateau Rescue - Bavarian Alps, Germany
19. CoD: WWII: Aug. 20, '44: S.O.E. - Falaise (Falaise Gap), France
20. CoD: WWII: Aug. 25, '44: Liberation - Paris, France
21. CoD-WaW: Sept. 15, '44: Little Resistence (Amphibious Landing) - White Beach, Peleliu
22. CoD-WaW: Sept. 15, '44: Hard Landing (Airfield Assault) - White Beach, Peleliu
23. CoD-WaW: Sept. 15, '44: Burn 'Em, Out (Mortar Pits) - White Beach, Peleliu
24. CoD-WaW: Sept. 16, '44: Relentless (Artillery Caves) - White Beach, The Point, Peleliu
25. MoH-AB: Sept 17, '44: Market Garden - Nijmegen, Netherlands
26. CoD: Sept. 18, '44: POW Camp (Dulag III-A Prison Break) - Strasshof, Austria
27. CoD: WWII: October 18, '44: Collateral Damage - Aachen, Germany
28. CoD: WWII: November 14, '44: Death Factory - Hurtgen, Hurtgen Forest, Germany
29. CoD: WWII: Nov. 14, '44: Hill 493, Hurtgen Hill, Germany
30. CoD 2: December 6, '44: Hill 400, Bergstein - Bergstein, Hurtgen Forest, Germany
31. CoD 2: Dec. 7, '44: Hill 400, Rangers Lead The Way! - Bergstein, Germany
32. CoD 2: Dec. 8, '44: Hill 400, Battle for Hill 400 - near Bergstein, Hurtgen Forest, Germany
33. CoD: WWII: Dec. 25, '44: Battle of The Ardennes (Bulge) - Ardennes Forest, Belgium
34. CoD-UO: Dec. 26, '44: Bastogne 1 (in the Bois Jacques) - Bastogne, Belgium
35. CoD: WWII: Dec. 27, '44: Ambush (in the Ardennes) - Ardennes Forest, Belgium
36. CoD-UO: Jan. 13, ‘45: Bastogne 2 (the Crossroads) - Bastogne, Belgium
37. CoD-UO: Jan. 13, '45: Foy - Foy, Belgium
38. CoD-UO: Jan. 15, '45: Noville - Noville, Belgium
39. CoD: Jan. 15, '45: Hurtgen Forest (Bunker Recon) - Northeast of Roetgen, Germany
40. CoD: WWII: March 7, '45: The Rhine (The Bridge at Remagen) - Remagen, Germany
41. CoD 2: March 24, '45: Crossing the Rhine, The Crossing Point - Wallendar, Germany
42. MoH-AB: March 25, '45: Varsity - Essen, Germany
43. MoH-AB: March 27, '45: Der Flakturm - Essen, Germany
44. CoD-WaW: April 3, '45: Blackcats (PBY Catalinas) - South of Okinawa, Pacific Ocean
45. CoD: WWII: April 14, '45: Epilogue (The Prison Camp) - Berga, Germany
46. CoD-WaW: May 14, '45: Blowtorch & Corkscrew (Assaulting the Ridge) - Wana Ridge, Okinawa, Japan
47. CoD-WaW: May 29, '45: Breaking Point (Taking the Castle) - Shuri Castle, Okinawa, Japan
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WW II Full Chronology Listing
WW II Full Chronology Listing
II. Full Chronology Campaign
Format: Game, Faction, Date, Mission Title and/or Level Title (w/notes), Historical Location of Battle

1. CoD-UO: British: September 2, 1941: Bomber - Flying over the Netherlands
2. CoD-UO: British: Sept. 2-3, '41: Train Bridge - Near Limbourg, Netherlands
3. CoD 2: Russian: December 17, '41: The Winter War, Red Army Training - near Moscow, USSR
4. CoD: American: August 9, 1942: Training - Camp Toccoa, Georgia, USA
5. CoD-WaW: American: Aug. 17, '42: Semper Fi (US Marine Raiders) - Makin Atoll, Gilbert Islands
6. CoD-WaW: Russian: September 17, ‘42: Vendetta - Stalingrad, USSR
7. CoD: Russian: Sept. 18, '42: Stalingrad (Crossing the Volga & Beachhead) - Stalingrad, USSR
8. CoD: Russian: Sept. 18, '42: Red Square - Stalingrad, USSR
9. CoD: Russian: Sept. 18, '42: Train Station - Stalingrad, USSR
10. CoD 2: British: October 29, '42: Battle of El Alamein, The Diversionary Raid - Northwestern Egypt, Africa
11. CoD 2: British: Oct. 29, '42: Battle of El Alamein, Holding The Line - Northwestern Egypt, Africa
12. CoD 2: British: November 3, '42: Battle of El Alamein, Operation Supercharge - Northwestern Egypt, Africa
13. CoD 2: British: Nov. 6, '42: Battle of El Alamein, The End of the Beginning - El Daba, Egypt, Africa
14. CoD: Russian: November 9, '42: Stalingrad Sewers - Stalingrad, USSR
15. CoD: Russian: Nov. 9, '42: Pavlov's House - Stalingrad, USSR
16. CoD 2: Russian: December 2, '42: The Winter War, Demolition - Stalingrad, USSR
17. CoD 2: Russian: Dec. 8, '42: Not One Step Backwards, Repairing the Wire - Stalingrad, USSR
18. CoD 2: Russian: Dec. 8, '42: Not One Step Backwards, The Pipeline - Stalingrad, USSR
19. CoD 2: Russian: January 15, 1943: Fortress Stalingrad, Downtown Assault - Stalingrad, USSR
20. CoD 2: Russian: Jan. 15, '43: Fortress Stalingrad, City Hall - Stalingrad, USSR
21. CoD 2: Russian: Jan. 15, '43: Fortress Stalingrad, Comrade Sniper - Stalingrad, USSR
22. CoD 2: British: Jan. 15, '43: The Tank Squadrons, Crusader Charge - Northwest Libya, Africa
23. CoD 2: British: Jan. 15, '43: The Tank Squadrons, 88 Ridge - Northwest Libya, Africa
24. CoD 2: British: March 10, '43: Rommel’s Last Stand, Armored Car Escape - Toujane, Tunisia, Africa
25. CoD 2: British: March 11, '43: Rommel’s Last Stand, Toujane - Toujane, Tunisia, Africa
26. MoH-AB: American: March 24, '43: Training - Kairouan, Tunisia, Africa
27. CoD 2: British: March 30, '43: Rommel’s Last Stand, Assault on Matmata - Matmata, Tunisia
28. CoD-UO: Russian: July 4, '43: Trenches - Infantry Battles near Kursk, USSR
29. MoH-AB: American: July 10, '43: Husky - Adanti, Sicily, Italy
30. CoD-UO: Russian: July 11, '43: Ponyri - Ponyri, USSR
31. CoD-UO: Russian: July 12, '43: Kursk - Tank Battles near Kursk, USSR
32. CoD-UO: British: July 12, '43: Sicily (Part 1) - Cappo Murro di Porco, Sicily, Italy
33. CoD-UO: British: July 12, '43: Sicily (Part 2) – PT Boat near Cappo Murro di Porco, Sicily, Italy
34. CoD-UO: Russian: Aug. 22, '43: Kharkov (Part 1) - Kharkov, USSR
35. CoD-UO: Russian: Aug. 22, '43: Kharkov (Part 2) (Holding the Train Depot) - Kharkov, USSR
36. MoH-AB: American: September 13, '43: Avalanche - Paestum, Italy
37. CoD: American: June 5, 1944: Pathfinder - Sainte-Mere-Eglise, Normandy, France
38. CoD: American: June 5, '44: Burnville (Flak-killers) - Sainte-Mere-Eglise, France
39. MoH-AB: American: June 5, '44: Neptune, Utah Beach - Audoville, France
40. CoD: British: June 6, '44: D-Day, Pegasus Bridge, Night, (00:16, just after Midnight), Benouville, France
41. CoD: American: June 6, '44: Dawnville (05:00, Mortar Assault) - Sainte-Mere-Eglise, Normandy, France
42. CoD: WWII: American: June 6, '44: D-Day, Omaha Beach (about 06:30) - Normandy, France
43. CoD 2: American: June 6, '44: D-Day, Battle of Pointe-du-Hoc (about 06:55) – Pointe-du-Hoc, Normandy, France
44. CoD: American: June 6, '44: Car Ride (08:15, to Sainte-Marie-du-Mont) - Rural Normandy, France
45. CoD: American: June 6, '44: Brecourt Manor (after 08:30) - near Sainte-Marie-du-Mont, Normandy, France
46. CoD: British: June 6, '44: Pegasus Bridge, Day (12:30) - Benouville, France
47. CoD 2: American: June 7, '44: D-Day (+1), Defending The Pointe! - Pointe-du-Hoc, Normandy
48. CoD 2: British: June 11, '44: Battle for Caen, Prisoners of War - Beltow, France
49. CoD 2: British: June 12, '44: Battle for Caen, The Crossroads - Anctoville, France
50. CoD 2: British: June 12, '44: Battle for Caen, The Tiger - St. Louet, France
51. CoD 2: British: June 14, '44: Battle for Caen, The Brigade Box - Amaye-sur-Seulles, France
52. CoD 2: American: July 14, '44: D-Day (+8), The Silo - Beaumont-Hague, France
53. CoD: WWII: American: July 25, '44: Operation Cobra - Caen, France
54. CoD: WWII: American: July 26, '44: Stronghold - Marigny, France
55. CoD: American: Aug. 7, '44: Chateau Rescue - Bavarian Alps, Germany
56. CoD: WWII: American: Aug. 20, '44: S.O.E. - Falaise Gap, Falaise, France
57. CoD: WWII: American: Aug. 25, '44: Liberation - Paris, France
58. CoD: British: September 2, '44: The Eder Dam - the Eder Dam, Eder River, Germany
59. CoD: British: Sept. 2, '44: Truck Ride (Eder Dam Getaway) - near Waldeck, Germany
60. CoD: British: Sept. 2, '44: Airfield Escape - Eder Dam Airfield, Germany
61. CoD-WaW: American: Sept. 15, '44: Little Resistence - White Beach, Peleliu
62. CoD-WaW: American: Sept. 15, '44: Hard Landing (Airfield Assault) - White Beach, Peleliu
63. CoD-WaW: American: Sept. 15, '44: Burn 'Em, Out (Mortar Pits) - White Beach, Peleliu
64. CoD-WaW: American: Sept. 16, '44: Relentless (Caves) - White Beach, The Point, Peleliu
65. MoH-AB: American: Sept 17, '44: Market Garden - Nijmegen, Netherlands
66. CoD: American: Sept. 18, '44: POW Camp (Dulag III-A Prison Break) - Strasshof, Austria
67. CoD: WWII: American: October 18, '44: Collateral Damage - Aachen, Germany
68. CoD: British: Oct. 27, '44: Ship (Battleship Tirpitz) - Hakoya, Norway
69. CoD: WWII: American: November 14, '44: Death Factory - Hurtgen, Hurtgen Forest, Germany
70. CoD: WWII: American: Nov. 14, '44: Hill 493 (Hurtgen Hill) - Hurtgen, Germany
71. CoD 2: American: December 6, '44: Hill 400, Bergstein - Bergstein, Hurtgen Forest, Germany
72. CoD 2: American: Dec. 7, '44: Hill 400, Rangers Lead The Way! - Bergstein, Germany
73. CoD 2: American: Dec. 8, '44: Hill 400, Battle for Hill 400 - near Bergstein, Hurtgen Forest, Germany
74. CoD: WWII: American: December 25, '44: Battle of The Ardennes (Bulge) - Ardennes Forest, Belgium
75. CoD-UO: American: Dec. 26, '44: Bastogne 1 (in the Bois Jacques) - Bastogne, Belgium
76. CoD: WWII: American: Dec. 27, '44: Ambush - Ardennes Forest, Belgium
77. CoD-UO: American: January 13, ‘45: Bastogne 2 (the Crossroads) - Bastogne, Belgium
78. CoD-UO: American: Jan. 13, '45: Foy - Foy, Belgium
79. CoD-UO: American: Jan. 15, '45: Noville - Noville, Belgium
80. CoD: American: Jan. 15, '45: Hurtgen Forest (Recon) - Northeast of Bastogne, Belgium
81. CoD: Russian: Jan. 17, '45: Factory - Warsaw, Poland
82. CoD: Russian: Jan. 17, '45: Railyard - Warsaw, Poland
83. CoD: Russian: Jan. 26, '45: Tank Drive, Country - along the Oder River, Germany
84. CoD: Russian: Jan. 26, '45: Tank Drive, Town - a town near the Oder River, Germany
85. CoD: British: February 2, '45: Rocket (V2 Site) - Bergsteinfurt, Germany
86. CoD: WWII: American: March 7, '45: The Rhine (Bridge at Remagen) - Remagen, Germany
87. CoD 2: American: March 24, '45: Crossing the Rhine, The Crossing Point - Wallendar, Germany
88. MoH-AB: American: March 25, '45: Varsity - Essen, Germany
89. MoH-AB: American: March 27, '45: Der Flakturm - Essen, Germany
90. CoD-WaW: American: April 3, '45: Blackcats (PBY Catalinas) - South of Okinawa, Pacific Ocean
91. CoD: WWII: American: April 14, '45: Epilogue (Prison Camp) - Berga, Germany
92. CoD-WaW: Russian: April 16, '45: Blood & Iron - Seelow Heights, Germany
93. CoD-WaW: Russian: April 18, '45: Their Land, Their Blood - Seelow Heights, Germany
Full Campaign cont'd.
94. CoD-WaW: Russian: April 23, '45: Ring of Steel - Pankow, Germany
95. CoD-WaW: Russian: April 24, '45: Eviction - Berlin, Germany
96. CoD-WaW: Russian: April 30, '45: Heart of the Reich - the Reichstag, Berlin, Germany
97. CoD: Russian: April 30, '45: Berlin - the Reichstag, Berlin, Germany
98. CoD-WaW: Russian: April 30, '45: Downfall - the Reichstag, Berlin, Germany
99. CoD-WaW: American: May 14, '45: Blowtorch & Corkscrew - Wana Ridge, Okinawa, Japan
100. CoD-WaW: American: May 29, '45: Breaking Point - Shuri Castle, Okinawa, Japan
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genshmrbn  [author] 14 Jan @ 11:18am 
@Shepard - Game designers aren't perfect my friend. Or, perhaps they think he was the forerunner to Special Forces, like Green Beret? Lol. Do not know the actual background they used for this anomaly. My guess is they had a slightly different team to code UO, and they didn't check closely enough in the previous release? I don't know. Good catch though, buddy.
Shephard 14 Jan @ 8:37am 
For the American campaign, I noticed a little detail for numbers 38 & 39 in that both missions occur on the same date: 15 Jan 1945. In Call of Duty: United Offensive, number 38 Noville mission begins at 1130 hrs while in Call of Duty 1, number 39 Hurtgen Forest (Festung Recogne) mission begins at 1520 hrs. Cpt. Foley participated in both missions which would mean he barely rested after capturing the chateau in Noville before heading off to Hurtgen Forest.
genshmrbn  [author] 7 Oct, 2024 @ 8:58am 
COD Players: in your Library, select COD, then Guides in the header. When Guides opens, type the players' ID name in the search box and you will see all guides created by that Player. This can be done for any of your games, as long as you know who you are looking for to see if they have guides, art, etc.
genshmrbn  [author] 7 Oct, 2024 @ 8:52am 
@Linky: I agree it's a tragedy.
genshmrbn  [author] 7 Oct, 2024 @ 8:48am 
Hey, Linky, here ya go:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2306735149
Linky 28 Sep, 2024 @ 5:52pm 
Do you have a link for your other guide including the consoles? I thought COD: Big Red One, Finest Hour and 3 also did a good job portraying the battles of WWII; 3 largely focused on the Falaise Pocket. Coming from another historian deeply interested in WW2, I think its a tragedy that there's hardly any games these days that're similar to the first COD titles.
genshmrbn  [author] 18 Jun, 2024 @ 3:12pm 
MoH-AA isn't in Steam, but I might put it in my personal timeline list.
HomiePhobie 10 Jun, 2024 @ 4:04pm 
I vote to add medal of honor allied assault
genshmrbn  [author] 27 May, 2024 @ 10:39am 
Updated a little info, and added Medal of Honor: Airborne. Why? It's a lot of fun. It's a WW II game. It fit well and added some missing time period and area of conflict material.
pipa 5 Sep, 2021 @ 2:11pm 
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