Visual field guide

Recognize what matters.

Get familiar with equipment, menus, vehicles and rewards before your next run.

24 published illustrations. Individual cards identify their subject; contextual boards show a group or menu. Use the linked reference for recipes and requirements.

FOB and Operator menus

Recognize the stations, Orders and trait menus used between deployments.

Trait trees and Operator points

Two Reece menu examples show the red Warfighter, yellow Scout and blue Survivalist trees, with concealed nodes on the left and a selected route on the right. — The three trait trees, before and after example selections. Hidden nodes vary by Operator; this illustration does not identify every trait icon.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Understand trait commitments before choosing ↗

Operator Prestige menu

A three-panel board shows Reece with an Onyx tag, a Prestige confirmation checklist, and Reece after a reset with a permanent trait marker. — Operator Prestige shown with Reece as the example. The selected gear and displayed cash are the publication’s example, not a live account or a shopping list.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Understand trait commitments before choosing ↗

Counterfeit Orders menu

The Orders station and Counterfeit 1/2 page show Hostile Force, Robbery and Execute Intel beside their objective checklist and a Recon Drone recipe reward panel. — The Counterfeit 1/2 Orders page: Hostile Force, Robbery and Execute Intel. The reward panel belongs to the page; it is not a separate reward for every displayed objective.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Stash sorting and equipment menu

The Stash terminal, item grid, Small Backpack and an Axion detail card demonstrate the storage interface. — The Stash interface shows stored equipment alongside an equipped backpack and loadout. Visible weapon values and inventory totals are illustrative.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Make a keep list from known uses ↗

Backpack and loadout slots

Basic Pack, Loadout and Large Backpack panels show equipment positions, carried items and secure slots. — A Basic Pack, an equipped loadout and a Large Backpack illustrate where gear is carried. The pictured contents are examples, not guaranteed starting equipment.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Prepare a first deployment ↗

Boss Board targets and Colossus

The Boss Board displays named Jin-Tae, The Doctor, Bale, Iskra and Scavenger portraits, next to a large armored Colossus illustration. — The Boss Board’s published Lieutenant portraits and a Colossus example. The board provides recognition context; it does not identify current spawn positions or guarantee a target’s loot.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Vendor purchase menu

The Vendor station and stock menu show a Mosin-Nagant offer and a grid of equipment beside a pictured Operator. — The Vendor’s published stock screen. Offers, quantities and prices change; use this to recognize the menu, not to predict today’s inventory.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Gunsmith attachments and cart

An M4 Gunsmith example shows selected attachment panels and a purchase cart next to the weapon-selection menu. — The DMZ Gunsmith interface shows an example M4 with attachments and its cart. Displayed prices and weapon bars are illustrative, not measured performance or current purchase costs.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Gear and materials

Recognize useful equipment and ingredient menus.

Bandage

A sealed pale blue bandage packet beside the resource icons on its official crafting card. — Bandage, shown on its official crafting card. The image identifies the output; quantities and requirements are listed separately.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Medkit

An olive medical pouch with a red medical symbol beside ingredient icons on its official crafting card. — Medkit, shown on its official crafting card. The image identifies the output; quantities and requirements are listed separately.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

1-Plate Armor Vest

A pale armor vest with a single plate marker beside resource icons on its official crafting card. — 1-Plate Armor Vest, shown on its official crafting card. The image identifies the output; quantities and requirements are listed separately.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

2-Plate Armor Vest

A dark armor vest with two plate markers beside ingredient icons on its official crafting card. — 2-Plate Armor Vest, shown on its official crafting card. The image identifies the output; quantities and requirements are listed separately.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Small Backpack

A compact green backpack beside resource icons on its official crafting card. — Small Backpack, shown on its official crafting card. The image identifies the output; quantities and requirements are listed separately.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Medium Backpack

A larger green backpack beside ingredient icons on its official crafting card. — Medium Backpack, shown on its official crafting card. The image identifies the output; quantities and requirements are listed separately.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

3D Printer categories and upgrade example

Official three-panel board shows printer item categories, a Stash Item Upgrade with labeled Rigid Synthetics and Electronic Sensors, and equipped gear. — Printer categories and an upgrade example. Rigid Synthetics and Electronic Sensors appear by name in the center panel; this is a full menu reference, not an isolated item portrait.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Recipe and ingredient-location reference

Official board shows a Tempered Armor Vest recipe screen and ingredient-location panels with named Military Composites, Nylon Laminate and Reactive Metals. — The full recipe reference includes multiple menu examples. Reactive Metals appears in the right ingredient-location panel. Read each panel separately; the montage does not establish a single combined recipe.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Operators and weapon customization

Menu examples for selecting an Operator and recognizing customization.

Selecting Reece for Active Duty

The official Select Operator menu highlights Reece beside a grid of Operator portraits. — Reece is selected in the official Active Duty menu. Other portraits are roster context; this view does not identify a complete skin collection or show a recovery transaction.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Converge reticle menu example

Han 86 Reticle Select menu shows a grid of colored aiming marks with green Converge selected. — The official Converge reticle example on a Han 86. This preview does not establish that every shown optic or reticle is available on your current loadout.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Vehicles

Labeled appearance boards for ground, water, rail and air transport.

Civilian and tactical ground vehicles

Four labeled vehicle photographs show Camper and Sedan above Grizzly and Dreadnought. — Published recognition board: Camper, Sedan, Grizzly, Dreadnought. These photographs identify vehicle appearances; they do not establish spawn positions, speed or available seats.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Squad transport and support vehicles

Four labeled vehicle photographs show Polaris Dagor A1 and LTV above Cargo Truck and D50 Radar Flatbed. — Published recognition board: Polaris Dagor A1, LTV, Cargo Truck, D50 Radar Flatbed. These photographs identify vehicle appearances; they do not establish spawn positions, speed or available seats.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Rail, water and helicopter transport

Four labeled photographs show Train and Tram above RHIB and Heli. — Published recognition board: Train, Tram, RHIB, Heli. These photographs identify vehicle appearances; they do not establish spawn positions, speed or available seats.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Rewards and cosmetics

Camo, Calling Card and legacy reward artwork.

Chiral DMZ camo preview

Four views of a rifle with dark red Chiral camo, labeled Chiral Animated in the official DMZ camo board. — Static official views of Chiral, a DMZ Mastery camo. This page shows still imagery; the illustrated camo is described as animated in-game.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

DMZ Calling Card examples

Official board of eighteen DMZ Calling Card artworks arranged in three columns and six rows. — DMZ Calling Card artwork examples. Individual names and challenge mappings are not identified by this montage.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗

Legacy DMZ Beta reward artwork

Official legacy reward board labels Beta Squad Calling Card and Beta On Record emblem, plus DMZ Beta 50 Hours Calling Card and emblem. — Legacy MWII DMZ Beta reward artwork for MW4. These are account entitlements described by the publisher, not Survival Kits or items found during deployment.Image: Activision / Call of Duty · Original image ↗