Call of Duty 2 Campaign order: Soviet, British and American chapters
Distinguish the original game’s three fronts and its four player viewpoints.
Edition covered
Original 2005 Call of Duty 2 campaign, illustrated with original PC publisher screenshots. Big Red One is a separate game and is excluded.
Start with the Soviet training and campaign
Vasili Koslov introduces movement, weapons and battlefield tasks in Russia. The ruined buildings and snow demand close attention to windows and routes through cover.
| Front | Player | Recognizable operations |
|---|---|---|
| Soviet | Vasili Koslov | Winter War and Stalingrad fighting |
| British infantry | John Davis | North Africa and the Battle for Caen |
| British armor | David Welsh | Desert tank engagements |
| American | Bill Taylor | Pointe du Hoc, Hill 400 and Rhine crossing |
The British story includes a tank viewpoint
John Davis supplies the main British infantry perspective, while David Welsh handles desert tank combat. The vehicle assignment changes the controls and priorities.
| Type | Key task | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Infantry assault | Reach and clear objectives | Advance between usable cover |
| Building defense | Hold rooms or firing positions | Watch alternate entrances |
| Tank combat | Defeat armored threats | Keep the hull and gun aligned deliberately |
| Demolition | Place the charge at the marker | Finish the interaction and withdraw |
Rangers introduce a new approach
Bill Taylor’s American stages include the Pointe du Hoc assault and later fighting in France and Germany. Follow Randall’s squad cues at the cliff and bunker objectives.
Check which chapters are available
The campaign menu opens more choices as progress is made. If a front is locked, continue the currently available chapter instead of looking for a missing installation.
The campaign menu opens more choices as progress is made.
References
| Reference | Website |
|---|---|
| Call of Duty 2 publisher listing | store.steampowered.com |
| Official Call of Duty 2 PC manual | store.steampowered.com |