Show Notes
We're back to discuss the 2019 reboot of Call of Duty's Modern Warfare series! In this episode we'll be talking about the inspirations for the campaign, the controversies that made headlines, chemical weapons and much more.
Make sure to stay tuned for the first episode of season three, coming very soon!
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We Spoke About: 0:00 - Intro 1:27 - Context 5:54 - Marines vs. Spetsnaz in Kastovia 20:26 - The London Attack 27:07 - Russian occupation in Urzikstan 36:11 - US Marines and CIA search for Al-Qatala 38:03 - Storming of the US embassy in Urzikstan 44:27 - The Highway of Death 49:39 - The flashback 52:20 - Designating the rebels as terrorists and intel briefings 58:05 - Second flashback 1:00:16 - Clandestine operation in Russia and going to get General Barkov in Moldova 1:09:25 - Summary
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Previous Call of Duty Podcast Episodes
Episode 17: Call of Duty 4 – Modern Warfare, an Intelligence perspective Episode 18: Call of Duty Modern Warfare, an Intelligence Perspective (Pt. 2) Episode 19: Call of Duty Modern Warfare, an Intelligence Perspective (Pt. 3)
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