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20 entries in the Medal of Honor compendium.
Dwight D. Eisenhower34th president and Supreme Allied Commander who led D-Day and built the Interstate Highway System.Douglas MacArthurAmerican general and Medal of Honor recipient who served in World War I, World War II, and the Korean War.HawkThe mud of Normandy is the only ground that matters when you're dropping in blind.SSBlack uniforms, hardened doctrine, and the sharpest threat on the European battlefield.InsurgentsA shadow network threading the alleys of Mogadishu, hunting the man who walked in wearing their face.WesA paratrooper's voice over the static, calling out positions while the world burns around him.Imperial Japanese NavyThe historical navy of the Empire of Japan from 1868 to 1945.US Marine CorpsThe highest non-combat heroism award of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.82nd Airborne DivisionAll American101st Airborne DivisionThree eagles screaming through the smoke of a war that never forgets its paratroopers.Panzer DivisionSteel thunder on the road to liberation—outgun them or fall.French ResistanceThe French Resistance: a diverse movement of armed men and women who fought Nazi occupation and Vichy…US Navy SEALsSeal the mission, silence the enemy, survive the night in the mountains of Afghanistan.British CommandosSpecially-trained troops of the hunter classInsurgent SniperOne shot from the rooftops can end your entire squad's advance.German SniperOne shot from the treeline, and your squad is already falling.Terrorist CommanderThe shadow behind the mountains, the voice that turns every firefight into a hunt.Afghan GuideMedal of Honor recipient for actions in the Battle of Ganjgal, Afghanistan.Kamikaze PilotA cockpit-locked adversary who turns the Pacific sky into a kill zone.Tiger I TankEighty-eight millimeters of steel between you and the objective.
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