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Call of Duty Endowment marks Remembrance Day with veterans’ Valor Pack push

Call of Duty Endowment marks Remembrance Day with veterans’ Valor Pack push

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The Call of Duty Endowment is commemorating Remembrance Day and its 17th anniversary by prompting Modern Warfare 4 and Warzone participants to acquire its Valor Pack, with all of Activision’s net earnings directed towards aiding veterans in securing employment.

The Call of Duty Endowment Valor Pack – which has been accessible since the launch of Modern Warfare 4 on 23rd October – was crafted by the Endowment and Infinity Ward with US Marine Corps veteran and Medal of Honor laureate Kyle Carpenter in focus.

The collection features a close-combat weapon blueprint marked with “Worth Fighting For”, in addition to items named Relentless and Still Standing.


Call of Duty Endowment Veterans Day 2026

Call of Duty Endowment Veterans Day 2026.Watch on YouTube

As per the Call of Duty blog, every bit of Activision’s net earnings from the pack (post VAT and sales tax) is allocated to the Endowment.

In honor of Remembrance Day, players who possessed it and initiated either game before 6pm GMT on 12th November also obtained double XP tokens and a DMZ survival kit.

“Veterans bring exceptional expertise into the workforce after military service,” remarked Carpenter.

The Endowment, which aids veterans in both the UK and the US, states it has now successfully placed over 180,000 into “high-quality jobs,” aiming to achieve 200,000 by 2030.

Other collaborators are also fundraising, with Pilot’s rounding-up initiative gathering over £4.7 million ($6 million) for the Endowment since 2019. Polaris will additionally contribute approximately £19,500 ($25,000) if players collectively accomplish 5 million rides in its DAGOR vehicle across Modern Warfare 4 and Warzone by 25th November.

This follows two weeks after Activision expressed remorse to the bereaved families of the Itaewon crowd crush victims and confirmed it would eliminate real footage of the incident from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. Players discovered that the game’s introductory cinematic uses brief news segments to depict fictional civilian casualties amid a North Korean incursion of South Korea.

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