Carentan | Call of Duty Wiki
- For the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare re-imagining of the map, see Chinatown.
- For the festive variant of this map, see Winter Carentan.
Carentan
Game
Call of Duty
Call of Duty: United Offensive
Call of Duty 2
Call of Duty: Roads to Victory»
«Call of Duty: Black Ops III (easter egg)
Call of Duty: WWII
Teams
United States
vs.
Nazi Germany
(CoD, CoDUF & CoD2)
United States/Great Britian/Canada vs. Nazi Germany («RTV») Allied Powers
vs.
Axis Powers (WWII)
Location
Carentan, France
Date
June 10-June 14, 1944
Terrain
Small town with fields near the top of the map.
Modes
Domination — Deathmatch — Headquarters — Capture the Flag — Behind Enemy Lines — Search and Destroy — Team Deathmatch — Retrieval
Type of Combat
Short-mid range combat
Console Codename (PC)
mp_carentan (CoD, CoDUF & CoD2)
mp_carentan_s2 (WWII)
Campaign Map
Operation Cobra, Stronghold, and S.O.E. (WWII)
Zombies Map
The Tortured Path and Bodega Cervantes (WWII)
- «A remake of the classic map from Call of Duty 2. Street fighting with plenty of elevated overwatch positions.«
- — Call of Duty: WWII Map Description
Carentan is a multiplayer map featured in Call of Duty, Call of Duty: United Offensive, Call of Duty 2 and Call of Duty: WWII.
[1] It can also be seen in the map Infection in Call of Duty: Black Ops III. A winter-themed version of Carentan was also released for Call of Duty: WWII for the Winter Siege event, Winter Carentan.
In Call of Duty, Call of Duty: United Offensive and Call of Duty 2, Carentan is included in the base game to all players. In Call of Duty: WWII, players must purchase the Season Pass to gain access to Carentan. A special gamemode was also released for Carentan in Call of Duty: WWII, being Carentan 24/7.
Contents
- 1 Overview
- 2 Roads to Victory
- 3 Gallery
- 3.1 Call of Duty, Call of Duty: United Offensive & Call of Duty 2
- 3.2 Call of Duty: WWII
- 4 Video
- 5 Trivia
- 6 References
Overview
On the north side of the map, lies a machine gun and a north building with many boxes and crates. On the south side lies a pile of crates, and a large building leaning towards the German/Wehrmacht side of the map.
On the top of those stairs should be yet another machine gun and across the connecting roof of that is a middle building. In the middle building (on the German/Wehrmacht side, top floor) is a table with a few chairs, and many windows to shoot enemies from. In the building behind the German/Wehrmacht middle one is the American/Allied building with two stairs leading to each side of the second floor.
On the northeast side is another large building, with its second floor having two windows (one showing the middle of the American/Allied side, and the second showing the north side of the map). Outside that northeast building is a bunch of crates, and a back entrance. On the southwest building lies a partially destroyed second floor, with two windows for sniping. On the room to its left is a window where the player can shoot someone on the machine gun in the American/Allied spawn spot.
Roads to Victory
The map reappears in the PSP game Call of Duty: Roads to Victory.
The map is much smaller and has less buildings to enter in this version. The Axis Team spawns at the entrance to the town while the Allies spawn within the town itself. Most of the fighting takes place within the streets of the town, while a few buildings allow for players to take position and snipe.
Gallery
Call of Duty, Call of Duty: United Offensive & Call of Duty 2
Carentan’s loading screen.
Carentan’s layout.
Overhead view of the map.
Call of Duty: WWII
Carentan announced as the bonus map.
Video
Official Call of Duty® WWII — Carentan Trailer
Trivia
- This level appears in the episode The Coup of the American version of The Office in which the staff at the office play Call of Duty as a team-building exercise. Jim Halpert is told «You don’t snipe in Carentan». [2]
- The level’s design is heavily inspired by the Carentan episode of the miniseries Band of Brothers.
- The opening of the Carentan trailer in Call of Duty: WWII is reminiscent of the initial assault on Carentan in Band of Brothers as well.
- Part of the map was remade in Infection, a World War II-themed map featured in Call of Duty: Black Ops III.
- Two dead horses can be found in the Axis spawn area in Call of Duty: WWII.
References
- ↑ https://twitter.com/CallofDuty/status/915985143071883265
- ↑ https://vimeo.com/8774961
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Railyard (Stalingrad)
Game
Call of Duty
Call of Duty: United Offensive
Call of Duty 2
Teams
Red Army vs.
German Army
Location
Warsaw, Poland
Terrain
Factory and residential buildings with debris and a lot of cover
Modes
Deathmatch — Headquarters — Behind Enemy Lines — Capture The Flag — Search and Destroy — Team Deathmatch — Retrieval — Domination
Type of Combat
Short to Medium range combat
Console Codename (PC)
mp_railyard
Campaign Map
Warsaw Railyard
Railyard is a map in Call of Duty, Call of Duty: United Offensive, and Call of Duty 2. The name of this map in Call of Duty 2 is Stalingrad.
Contents
- 1 Overview
- 2 Differences
- 3 Gallery
- 4 Videos
- 5 Trivia
Overview
The map consists of several multi-story buildings overlooking a central space that is broken up by railroad cars.
Also, there is a warehouse and a smaller open space next to the warehouse. Mounted machine guns can be found, but can also be flanked. It is inadvisable to venture into the railyard itself, as one can quickly become easy prey for any elevated snipers.
Differences
Aside from various aesthetic improvements, there are a few differences between the first Call of Duty and the Call of Duty 2 versions.
- The Panzer IVs in the tank depot have been replaced by Panzer IIs.
- A burning Panzer II has been placed in front of the main gate outside the depot.
- Crates and sandbags have been updated, providing different cover.
- The layout of the freight wagons has been changed.
Gallery
Railyard loading screen.
Overview of the railyard.
Overview from another perspective.
The tank depot.
Railyard in Call of Duty 2.
Videos
Call of Duty 9 30 2013 — Railyard 1 with 50 points
Gameplay in Team Deathmatch
Trivia
- Despite the Call of Duty 1 loading screen showing a Tiger tank on a flatbed wagon, it isn’t there in any gamemode aside from Search and Destroy.
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Where cod lives
Experienced fishermen usually know well where the fish they catch lives, what it eats and how it behaves. Sometimes information that may seem like fishing tales can make a significant contribution to science. However, this knowledge is limited to the usual places where fishermen trade, and it is almost impossible to get a general picture of the life of a particular species from such data.
Marine biological research has made it possible to study the life cycle of cod, to understand how fish living in some waters differ from others. By the way, among the many historical merits of cod to mankind, which will be discussed below, there is also a contribution to ocean science: it was the need to collect oceanographic data necessary for the proper organization of the cod fishery that was the reason for the organization of scientific fishing expeditions of the last century, which created the basis of our knowledge of the Northern Atlantic and its seas.
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More than a century of research has shown that within their habitat, Atlantic cod form what scientists call geographic populations — isolated groups associated with certain seas and having peculiarities of growth, reproduction and migration inherent only to them. Fishermen often call such groupings herds, and in English there is a term stock (reserve). For people who are far from sea fishing, the word «herd» in relation to fish sounds strange. However, if you think about it, the analogy with a herd of cows that graze on its own territory and has its own shepherd is very clear. Only the role of a shepherd, directing the movement of millions of fish, in the sea is played by ocean currents and water masses. nine0003
The main spawning grounds for the Barents Sea-Norwegian cod are located off the Lofoten Islands in the southeast of the Norwegian Sea. Here in March-April at a depth of several tens of meters, where the waters of Atlantic origin meet with somewhat less saline and colder waters of the fjords, the main event occurs: millions of spawned eggs are picked up by the current and begin their drift to the east.
Most of them end up in the Barents Sea. Soon, larvae emerge from the eggs, which then turn into fry (for ichthyologists, these are not just words, but scientific terms that have a clear definition). The new generation feeds on plankton, organisms that live in the water column, among which the copepod calanus plays the main role. Kalyanus, in turn, eats unicellular algae — phytoplankton. nine0003
Just in time for the cod fry to switch to active feeding, the water “blooms” with phytoplankton after the polar night, and the overwintered calanus rises to the near-surface layers of water, actively eats algae and multiplies. A newborn cod takes its place, won by a long evolution in this celebration of life.
By July, fry drifting to the east reach the Kola meridian, and in September — the eastern part of the Barents Sea, where the cod passes to the bottom way of life. In the first two years, young cod are not very active and do not tend to return to warmer waters. It feeds on bottom organisms at this time.
From the age of three, cod begins to make noticeable migrations: in summer — downstream to the north and east, in winter — against the current to the south and west (Fig. 2). nine0003
In spring, cod almost always feed on capelin, which they meet in open areas and accompany flocks to spawning grounds off the coast of Murman or Northern Norway. There is usually a summer «cod move» when it comes to the shores to feed the gerbil fish, other bottom fish and invertebrates that have fattened at the spring holiday of life in cold waters.
At the age of eighty years, the Barents Sea cod begins to prepare for procreation.
In September/October, the cod finishes fattening, gathers in large flocks and begins its return journey to the Lofoten Islands. This 1,500 km long journey is completed by cod in 5–6 months. On the way, the cod sometimes feeds, but mainly spends the fat reserves accumulated in the liver, the main reserve depot of all cod fish. On the way home, the main reference point for cod is the streams of the North Cape Current.
The life span of the Norwegian Barents Sea cod is 20–25 years, during which time it makes several journeys from west to east and back. nine0003
It is believed that in the fjords and bays of Norway and Murman, special groups of coastal cod constantly inhabit, which do not make long migrations and breed near those places,
Fig. 2. Top: map of westward migrations of cod (1: sites of pre-spawning aggregation of mature cod; 2: areas of autumn-winter accumulation of immature cod; 3: migrations of mature cod; 4: migrations of immature cod).
Bottom: diagram of eastward migrations of cod (1: immature cod wintering areas; 2: immature cod migration; 3: immature cod migration). (according to N.A. Maslov) where they live. However, most likely these groups are only temporarily isolated from the main cod population, their individuals constantly mix and participate in the formation of a common genetic fund. nine0003
The Icelandic-Greenland cod, like the Barents Sea cod, has an extensive feeding area and spawns in certain areas off the coast of Iceland.
There is also the Labrador Coneyfoundland cod stock, in whose life the removal of juveniles and active migration of adults are less important than in the Barents Sea and Icelandic populations. Both off the coast of Greenland and in the Barents and Norwegian Seas, where migratory groups live, there are local populations that never leave the fjords and bays, usually differing from migratory cod in growth, maturation and appearance. nine0003
The Baltic cod is quite peculiar, living in conditions of lower salinity than its relatives in other seas. She matures in the third year of life, lives up to 10 years; and spawns in autumn and winter over the depressions of the Baltic Sea. Scientists identify several more geographical populations of Atlantic cod that are commercial fisheries (they are listed in Table 1). Although the likelihood that cod from the shores of western Greenland will reach, for example, the Barents Sea is very small, there is an exchange between populations. There will always be some kind of fishtraveler, like the one caught on December 1961 on the Great Newfoundland Bank.
Two and a half years earlier, this cod had been tagged in the North Sea, and after that it traveled no less than 2,000 miles. Another surprising case is the capture in 1956 in the Baltic Sea near the island of Rügen of cod, tagged a year earlier in the Barents Sea.
Cod is also known to enter the White Sea from the Barents Sea, where, in general, a special subspecies lives — Gadus morhua marisalbi. The White Sea cod is much smaller than the Barents Sea «sister»: its length reaches 60 cm, but usually does not exceed half a meter. Even within the sea, it is not found everywhere. Cod is very rare, for example, in the shallow Onega and Dvina bays, but in the deep-water Kandalaksha Bay it is an ordinary fish, well known to everyone who has ever gone fishing on a boat. nine0003
The Atlantic cod has a completely unusual subspecies. Lake Mogilnoye is located on Kildin Island in the Barents Sea
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Table 1. Status and advice on major stocks (stocks) of European cod
(ICES 2003)
Area Status of stock Advice
North Sea Severe decline Complete cessation of fishing
Barents Sea, open water Stock growing
Recommended a decrease in the commercial load
Barents Sea, coastal waters strong decrease in the full termination of fishing
Baltic Sea Strong decrease Limited Limited
Iceland some limited fishing
Faroe plateau.
Limited fishing
Faroe Bank a limited drawing of
Greenland Severe decline Limited fishery
West of Scotland Severe decline Complete cessation of fishing
Irish Sea Severe decline complete cessation of fishing
reverted to an enclosed body of water. The upper layer of water in the lake is fresh, the bottom layers are contaminated with hydrogen sulfide, and in the middle of this “layer cake” is sea water. Here, marine fauna is preserved and cod lives, which, over many generations of isolation and living in such unusual conditions, has acquired a number of differences from the original form. It is clear that with a large number of isolated groupings within a species, some of them may find themselves in long-term isolation and change in the course of independent evolution to such an extent that interbreeding between them and the original species becomes impossible. nine0003
This is how the modern Atlantic cod and two closely related species, the Pacific cod and the uvak cod, apparently formed.
During one of the warmings in the Arctic, the common ancestors of the Pacific and Atlantic cod could live along the entire Arctic coast of North America (and possibly Siberia). Subsequently, under more severe conditions, the division of a single habitat occurred and the formation of independent species began in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
Pacific cod, somewhat smaller than Atlantic cod (maximum dimensions — 120 cm, and weight — 18 kg), unlike Atlantic cod, has not pelagic, but bottom caviar. It lives in the space from the Bering Strait in the north to the coast of Japan, Korea and California in the south, does not make such long migrations as representatives of most groups of Atlantic cod, which, however, is understandable: benthic eggs and larvae, quickly moving to a benthic way of life, are not carried by currents over such long distances as in the Atlantic. Off the coast of Kamchatka and in many other places, adult Pacific cod usually come to the shores in summer, where they stay at shallow depths, and as the near-surface waters cool, they move away from the coast and hibernate at a depth of 150–300 m, where a positive temperature is maintained.
In winter, cod spawning also occurs in the Kamchatka waters. nine0003
Smaller and similar in size to the White Sea cod, the uvak cod, with its large head and bottom eggs, resembles the Pacific cod, but does not occur together with it, living in the Arctic waters of Canada and off the coast of Greenland. On the other hand, the areas of distribution of Atlantic cod and uvak cod overlap. In the region of West Greenland, in warm years, common cod spreads far to the north, and in cold years, uvak takes its place.
Cod fish soup with potatoes (15/250) (TTK6433) flow chart
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- Technical and technological map of cod from cod with potatoes (15/250)
- Scope
- Requirements for raw materials
- Technological process
- Requirements for the design, implementation and storage of
- Qual safety
- Organoleptic quality
- Microbiological indicators
- Standardized physical and chemical indicators
- Nutritional and energy value
Application area
c — Name of the enterprise — and branches — Name of branches (if any).
Requirements for raw materials
Food raw materials, food products and semi-finished products used for the preparation of this dish (product) must comply with the requirements of the Technical Regulations of the Customs Union TR TS 021/2011 “On Food Safety”, have accompanying documents confirming their safety and quality (declaration of conformity or certificate of conformity). nine0003
Formulation
| No. | Name of raw materials and semi-finished products | Consumption of raw materials and p/f for 1 portion, g | |
| Gross | Net | ||
| 1 | Cod fillet | 20 | 20 |
| 2 | Potato | 79 | 52 |
| 3 | Fresh table carrots | 60 | 45 |
| 4 | Onion | 40 | 34 |
| 5 | Drinking water | 198 | 198 |
| 6 | Spices Bay leaf | 0. 5 |
0.5 |
| 7 | Spices Black peppercorns | 0.5 | 0.5 |
| 8 | Food salt | 2 | 2 |
Finished product yield, g: 15/250
Technological process
Preparation of raw materials is carried out in accordance with the recommendations of the Collection of technological standards for catering establishments and technological recommendations for imported raw materials. nine0003
Dip the carrots into the cod broth, then cut the potatoes and onions into cubes. For 5 min. until ready to put bay leaf and pepper.
Requirements for execution, sale and storage
According to the Company’s corporate standards, a dish (product) is sold immediately after preparation. The dish (product) is served in accordance with the standards of the Company, and (or) the photo attached to the technological document (if any).
Permissible shelf life of a dish (product): Must comply with the requirements of the Technical Regulations of the Customs Union TR TS 021/2011 “On Food Safety”. nine0003
Quality and safety indicators
Organoleptic quality indicators
| Appearance | Color | Consistency | Taste and smell | |||||
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Cod fish soup with potatoes (15/250) |
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| The dish has a harmonious ratio of liquid and products. The components are not boiled, distributed evenly. nine0134 | Broth — clear, not cloudy, ingredients — characteristic of the components that make up the dish. | Liquid, components in the composition — fairly dense, unboiled, characteristic of the types of ingredients. | Pleasant, characteristic. Moderately spicy, salty. Without foreign impurities and discrediting signs. 2 |
1.9 | 0 | 1.0 | – | 25 |
Normalized physical and chemical parameters
| Mass fraction, % | |||||
| Dry matter | Fat | Sahara | Table salt | ||
| Min. | Max. | Min. | Max. | ||
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Cod fish soup with potatoes (15/250) (whole dish) |
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Nutritional and energy value
| Proteins, g | Fat, g | Carbohydrates, g | Calories, kcal (kJ) |
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1 serving (15/250 grams) contains: |
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