Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Joseph Allen [NEW]

Makarov shoots Allen point-blank in the chest. But he doesn't just kill him; he uses him.

"Your Lieutenant Shepherd… sends his regards." call of duty modern warfare 2 joseph allen

When players control Private Allen in "No Russian," they aren't playing a hero. They are playing the fuse to a bomb. In the end, Joseph Allen isn't remembered for his bravery in the streets of Afghanistan. He is remembered as the American who shot up an airport. That irony—that injustice—is the dark heart of Modern Warfare 2 . Makarov shoots Allen point-blank in the chest

After a successful operation in Kabul ( "Team Player" ), Shepherd pulls Allen aside. Recognizing the young Ranger’s potential (and perhaps his expendability), Shepherd recruits him directly into an elite sub-unit of Task Force 141. Allen’s mission changes drastically: he is no longer a frontline soldier. He is going undercover. Shepherd gives Allen his most dangerous assignment: infiltrate the Russian ultranationalist circle led by Vladimir Makarov. Allen is given the alias "Alexei Borodin" and is ordered to earn Makarov’s trust. They are playing the fuse to a bomb

Makarov leaves Allen’s body at the scene, carefully ensuring that the Russian authorities identify the dead terrorist as a —Joseph Allen. The Fallout: World War III Allen’s death is the detonator for the game’s central conflict. The Russian government finds an American soldier’s body lying amidst the corpses of hundreds of their citizens. They conclude, logically, that the United States government orchestrated the massacre.

This leads to the most controversial mission in Call of Duty history: "No Russian."

Within hours, Russia launches a full-scale, surprise invasion of the United States East Coast. Soldiers are dropping into Virginia suburbs. The U.S. Army is fighting on home soil. The Russian Airborne begins a march on Washington, D.C.