Call Of Duty Endowment Launches United Force: Tracer Pack

The Call Of Duty Endowment has launched the new United Force: Tracer Pack to purchase, with funds going to veteran support

Activision has announced a new addition to the Call of Duty Endowment (C.O.D.E), with the United Force: Tracer Pack now available for purchase. The pack comes with a ton of accessories specific to this pack alone and sold nowhere else.

Activision has announced a new addition to the Call of Duty Endowment (C.O.D.E), with the United Force: Tracer Pack now available for purchase. The pack comes with a ton of accessories specific to this pack alone and sold nowhere else. A portion of the proceeds from the pack will be going to the Endowment, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping veterans find meaningful employment.

In addition to the Tracer Pack, C.O.D.E. will also be holding the Got Your Six event until May 29, also offering up special skins and gear. As always, 100% of Activision's net proceeds will be donated to the Call of Duty Endowment, which has been helping veterans find meaningful employment since its inception in 2009. We have more info below from the company, and you can get the full details in their latest blog.

Call Of Duty Endowment – United Force: Tracer Pack

The Endowment has teamed up with two U.S. Army Veterans—who stood side by side in combat—to launch its first in-game pack with two operator skins inspired by two real-life heroes: First Sergeant (Ret.) Korey Staley and Captain (Rev.) Florent "Flo" Groberg, Medal of Honor recipient and the original inspiration behind the C.O.D.E. Fearless Pack in Modern Warfare.

Staley, a small-arms expert, served two deployments in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. After being wounded in 2007 during the Battle of Haditha, Staley returned home to transition into the civilian workforce with the help of the Endowment. Through the Endowment’s programs, Staley secured a role at Advanced Technology Integration Center (ATIC) where he uses his technical expertise to support the development of advanced capabilities for the U.S. Army Futures Command.

Groberg, a decorated combat officer, deployed three times to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. In March 2012, Groberg and his team were ambushed by 12-15 insurgents in a chaotic scene in a small village. Despite being severely injured and outgunned, Groberg rallied his team, took out the enemy and saved the lives of four U.S. soldiers. For his actions that day, Groberg was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Obama in 2015. After transitioning out of the military, Groberg secured a role at Boeing, a leading technology company that builds, integrates and maintains advanced aircraft, weapons, space and security systems.

Got Your Six Event

Now through May 29, become the ultimate teammate while supporting the Endowment's mission to place U.S. and U.K. military veterans into high-quality jobs by completing the C.O.D.E. Got Your Six Event. While covering your squad's six, earn in-game rewards across Black Ops 6 (including Zombies) and Call of Duty: Warzone such as:

A Tracer Pack: United Force

A Tracer Pack: Got Your Six

A Weapon Charm: C.O.D.E

A Tracer Pack: Tracer

An Operator Skin: Tracer

Plus more!

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Activision announced that the Call of Duty Endowment, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping veterans find meaningful employment, has launched United Force: Tracer Pack. The pack is available now in-game and includes a portion of the proceeds going to the Endowment.

The Endowment has teamed up with two U.S. Army Veterans—who stood side by side in combat—to launch its first in-game pack with two operator skins inspired by two real-life heroes: First Sergeant (Ret.) Korey Staley and Captain (Rev.) Florent "Flo" Groberg, Medal of Honor recipient and the original inspiration behind the C.O.D.E. Fearless Pack in Modern Warfare.

Staley, a small-arms expert, served two deployments in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. After being wounded in 2007 during the Battle of Haditha, Staley returned home to transition into the civilian workforce with the help of the Endowment. Through the Endowment’s programs, Staley secured a role at Advanced Technology Integration Center (ATIC) where he uses his technical expertise to support the development of advanced capabilities for the U.S. Army Futures Command.

Groberg, a decorated combat officer, deployed three times to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. In March 2012, Groberg and his team were ambushed by 12-15 insurgents in a chaotic scene in a small village. Despite being severely