𝐓𝐀𝐊𝐄 𝐎𝐔𝐓 𝐓𝐇𝐎𝐒𝐄 𝐅𝐔𝐂𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐏𝐓-𝐁𝐎𝐀𝐓𝐒

The line that always struck with this mission: "TAKE OUT THOSE F*CKING PT BOATS!"

3:48 this part goes hard af

Probably one of the most immersive and chaotic mission simply by pure sound design. People screaming for help, zeroes roaring in the sky as they dive into ships around you, your own gun's fire, the pt boats around you firing as your crew screams at you to take them out, anti air guns around you firing on the zeroes, engine sound, alarm going off, thunder in the distance and intense music. I think one of the most important aspect of this mission is that you aren't in control, you are just a gunner of 2 plane. You don't fly the plane and as people around you die you can't even help them as you are too busy doing yourself and can barely even rescue the sailors. It makes you feel like you are fighting in a war instead of winning one. One of the best mission ever.

The iceberg is a conspiracy. Two Black Cats sunk the Titanic.

Please tell me we haven't lost our gunner.

This game doesn't need a remaster, it's already perfect.

Best soundtrack of any cod mission EVER

AC-130: holy shit! Grandpa was stacking bodies like a badass

The scary part of this mission is that during ww2, those same merchant ships you sink were Japanese, bringing in supplies. However, during that time, merchant ships like these had allied POWs, in crowded diseased and inhumane conditions. They were also unmarked or misidentified by allied bombers, so they attacked them and sank them, not knowing they had killed friendlies as well.

How many games can you say have a genuinely exciting and immersive TURRET SECTION? Not just that, but the TURRET SECTION is one of the most iconic and well-remembered missions of the WHOLE game?

In light of recent news… Legends never die.

My brain: sink the pt boats Me: why My brain: you have to

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I love how this game when it came out was talked down on for being "yet another WW2 shooter". Now we're flooded with modern shooters and future shooters and everyone looks back at this as a classic now. This was the last 'true' COD for me. still remember clapping cheeks with the BAR in multiplayer, and by far one of the best campaigns. No other game beats the OG zombies.

3:48 The moment you probably searching for

Whenever I played this mission I couldn't tell what was part of the music and what was the sound effects in game.

lets be honest we were sad there was no coop mission for this

THIS is what happens when a game is made from passion instead of just for money.

Nearly 13 years ago and I still revisit this song/mission alot. It's so fucking good, and so absurdly underrated.

W O R L D A T W A R - The greatest Call Of Duty Game of all time.

7 dislikes by PT boats

My Opinion on my best cod sountrack was 1.Cod WAW "Black cats" 2.Cod MW1 "USMC" Theme 3.Cod MW2 "Rangers" Theme 4.Cod MW3 "S.A.S." Theme 5.Cod BO1 "Black Ops" Theme

If Call of Duty had a German campaign I could imagine this being used in a dark and stormy U-Boat mission. The interior of the black cat seems as tight as a U-Boat, then you use the deck cannon to fire at PT boats and other convoy ships. Then move around to use the AA gun against planes whilst rescuing survivors of the RMS Laconia.

I can't believe this game was part of the Black Ops universe.

Locke, shut the ventral hatch, *we'll be setting down on the water*

0:01. Observing the Imperial Japanese navy supply route to Okinawa. 0:47. Opening fire on Japanese merchant fleet. 2:13. Under fire by Japanese PT boats. 3:42-3:52. Final blow to the Imperial Japanese merchant fleet. 4:53. Aftermath of Japanese merchant fleet sunk. 5:07. Distress call from U.S. Naval fleet. 5:18. Preparing for aerial combat against Japanese A6M Zeros. 6:25. Aerial combat against Japanese A6M's. 8:34. Going to the hot-zone in dawn before the Japanese onslaught. 9:39. Rescuing all possible U.S. Naval survivors against the Japanese onslaught. 12:16. Japanese A6M swarm. 15:13. Relieved by F4U Corsairs before heading back to U.S. naval base.

3:48 sounds like the crew is drumming on the sides of the plane.

Cod waw was best ww2 game in cod history

i thought the drums were bullets hitting the plane just shows how much detail went into this game

Imagine making 15 minutes of soundtrack for a 20mins long mission. This game is really underrated.

It's not the same without the 20mm cannons thundering away.

Ok so hear me out This mission But in vr

All the times I’ve played Black Cats, and I never knew the soundtrack was such a banger. High octane, intense, it has flair but was usually drowned out by .50 cals and 20 mms. World At war is bomb

When they made fun and memorable games with heart and soul put into it, nothing modern can hit the same

It feels like a lot of FPS games especially from this era had the “mandatory turret mission” but this mission beautifully turns that tired concept into an actual thrilling scene. And the music as definitely a big part of that. It hits so hard when the music swells for a bit and you shift your other gunner’s corpse before it kicks right back up when you take over his gun.

Moving from gun to gun on this fortress was just amazing. I usually don't like aerial combat in games (because I get a headache) but this was awesome and badass.

This game needs to get remastered

I always appreciated the little animations of Locke running back and fourth between the mounted guns

Let's be honest here, the drum part slapped and always will.

The alarms at 9:11 summarize the song. Imagine being on the "merchant ships" and getting completely destroyed by a couple planes in 2 passes

Harrington: This is getting too risky! Should we abort? Booth: Negative! We can do this!

The first section is an absolute banger, but the moment 6:25 starts up, this becomes the best track out of a Call of Duty game EVER. Perfect mix of tension and despair for fighting to stay alive after your follow soldiers and support are dead.

gotta love the faint ship siren in the background. Really adds to the chaotic nature of the song and gives an amazing sense of urgency and panic.

*Shooting enemies* Oh god this is intense. *Hears the drums and dances while playing* IF I HAVE TO DIE BY JAMING OUT I WILL!

When I played this mission this music got me hyped

Had this playing over the speakers during a paintball game, pretty badass

The PBY's have a sad end in Australia - the RAAF holds the only complete one in a museum, and it's piecemeal - made from components bought from or donated by collectors - the remaining fleet/squadron was decommissioned after the war, their hulls were used for lumber transport down the rivers and the rest was sold off or recycled. It's a shame, because they'd have made great fire-fighting aircrafts for us if we had kept them - which we desperately needed a few years ago.

flying your drone over that one spot in the park with all the annoying kids that throw rocks at it:

I can't help but picture this: "Americans in Hawaiian button collard shirts fighting in a sunny weather against the Japanese in Samurai armor."

"Black cats" is the mission in cod waw that has showcased the most graphical potential of this game.

"Did anyone see flak on the first pass?" "WHAT THE HELL ARE MERCHANT SHIPS DOING WITH THAT MUCH FIREPOWER?!"

No game will ever come as close to representing the true grittiness and horror of World War 2 as this game did. Seriously one of the darkest mainstream non-horror games out there. Edit: a lot of people are comparing it with multiplayer games like Red Orchestra or Hell Let Loose, but that's not quite what I meant. I'm sure those games are fine, but I was talking moreso about the horrible things you do and see as part of the story in this game, like burning prisoners alive and executing unarmed soldiers, crawling out of a mass grave, being tortured etc. I don't know that multiplayer games are really offering that kind of first-hand historical dialogue.

9:40 "Take out those f*ckin' PT boats!" x2 *survivors screaming at you for help intensifies* 3... 2....1....*Switches gun with other guy*

I appreciate the alarm being part of the soundtrack, it really adds something

The Grief I felt when hearing those sailors that I couldn't save screaming for help

Amazing how the music of this game fits a “WWII game.” From the electric guitar riffs of the Russian themes, to the near dance themes of “Black Cats.”

bruh imagine this mission made fully in vr.

WAW is still the quintessential Call of Duty in my eyes. Whatever the franchise became, it will never hold a candle to its former glory

I cannot believe how amazing this soundtrack was devoted to this game. This song and beauty of annihilation are super fucking memorable

Where the hell did they get this much firer power

This music represents the equal anger during the Pacific Theater.

Girls seeing boats at night while flying : wow so pretty Boys : WHAT ARE MERCHANT SHIPS DOING WITH THAT MUCH FIREPOWER!!

When the song sync with the heavy machine sounds Perfection 😘 👌

when veteran mode went easy.

Moving from gun to gun was amazing , I love this game

Cod waw is still a reference for me how a COD should be. Hope in future come more Games like that. Its perfect from Gameplay to Soundtrack or Atmosphere. Normal i love Battlefield 4 really much but this COD is still in my Shooter list. And Floor fight with Dimitri of Veteran in Berlin is now in my life paper :) I play this Game still today together with BF4 my Oldtime favorite. And the best its show how brutal War is and have piece message inside. Best regards from Germany

What the sea turtles see when they are born

F for Hammerhead

This mission was so intense, the Japanese were definitely the most brutal faction in the game and were more willing to fight than the Germans even if they knew they would die. I enjoyed the American campaign more just because I enjoy fighting the Japanese since they never quit and would fight you at close quarters, I wish there was more of them in the Call of Duty series but a lot of the times Germans are mentioned in the series.

First time I played this, and when those drums kicked in I legitimately thought it was flak hitting the belly of my plane. In the back of my mind wondering what would happen next, would it pierce the hull? Would it wound or kill my character? Outstanding sound design, extraordinarily immersive. Then some time later you get down in the water and it's not war, it's just absolute chaos. Trying to contend with those relentless kamikazes, those fucking PT Boats just absolutely slaughtering to shreds all our sailors who'd just barely managed to escape their sunk destroyers and battleships. As the player you save maybe a handful of them, and it's nowhere near enough. Their pleas and cries for help leaving you utterly haunted. To imagine this is only a shadow of what our grandfathers, great grandfathers really contended and lived with. There's no words to put it into.

3:43 is when things started getting real

me: hasn't played this mission for around 10 years and sees the thumbnail and title my brain: *intense drums and alarm noises* me: *clicks the video*

Good job, Locke. You saved a lot of lives on Okinawa. We’re done here...

Best Song In Any Cod Campaign By Far

Replayed this game a month ago and I gotta say, this game had the best campaign soundtrack than any other Call of Duty Campaign. My two favorite songs out of this whole game was "Black Cats" and "Heart of the Reich".

This game makes me extremely scared, unsettled, and uncomfortable while at the same time making me feel like a bad ass!!!!

If you are listening to this, you might be tired of that modern and tactical shit

R.I.P Hammerhead

Grandparents be like: Back in my days, we didn't have all that high tech AC-130s, we had the PBY Catalina.

Girls flying over the ocean: Wow look at the view! It's totally awsome! Bois flying over the ocean:

imagine if this was a cod set in vietnam this track would go good for a bombing mission participating around operation rolling thunder

walking to the airplane toilet while 1:15 is on makes me feel like i'm going to the tail gunner position

0:50 is when your adrenaline starts to go and your like "This game is still no f8cking joke"

Call of duty 5: tokyo drift

This mission reminds me off the plane one in CoD2: the big red one. Both was amazing.

Harrington: HEY! Watch your fire there! Me: HEY! Watch your flying there!

Last five minutes are the best. That military-style drumming combined with the techno kills me.

The music and energy on this mission are unmatched

Pilot whispers to the gunners: Remember No Japanese

The fact that Sean murray cooked up not just one but two amazing cod soundtracks always baffles me that they never brought him back

This is relevant seeing as the Catalina is gonna be reproduced again

They really outdid themselves with this games story and soundtrack

10:22 I like how it slows as you’re on the water

Most people flying over the pacific: Omg I can’t wait until we land in Tokyo and get to see Japan! Me and the Homies:

*Trip to Japan* Girls: _Omg I can't wait to make selfies in front of the colorful trees!_ Boys:

For a soundtrack that is primarily percussion, this invokes a lot of emotion all on its own.

Ship: Has more cannons and guns Boat: Has 1 triple A Me: TAKE OUT THOSE FUCKING PT BOATS

Easily one of the best missions in the game

Imagine in about 30 years, gaming becomes completely immersive and we literally get to be in the game via neural chip or vr room. Imagine playing through a remastered version of Cod Waw. Would not be surprised if some people came out traumatised or have mild ptsd. I on the other hand would love every second!