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Sweeping innovations, such as Pack-A-Punch and Teleporters, were all introduced in this map. The eerie vibe of this map makes it instantly recognizable as well, with the cold steel walls juxtaposing the flames and plentiful blood populating the environment. This map might be seen as rather easy by today's standards, but the number of strategies that were possible on this map kept plenty of Zombies fans playing for hundreds of hours. Black Ops 3's rendition called The Giant was also fantastic, but it didn't innovate as much compared to the original. If you don't own World at War, however, The Giant is an amazing substitute to the original.

If this list was based on visual spectacle, this would be number one easily. A snowy castle in the mountains is just awesome. This easter egg is simple compared to other Zombies maps, meaning new players and Zombies veterans alike can enjoy it. Nuking the Moon was also a nice touch. Unfortunately, this map is pretty easy and can get boring at times. Besides that, this map is practically perfect.

John PriceCoD4MWRMW2CRFM: OKSoap's JournalMW3CoDOCoDGBO4CoDMAlias(es)Bravo SixBravo OnePrisoner #627Black Viking (Access code)$B02 (Screen name)9051210 (serial number)Old ManClassic PriceJohnAppears inCall of Duty 4: Modern WarfareCall of Duty: Modern Warfare 2Find MakarovFind Makarov: Operation KingfishCall of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Soap's Journal Call of Duty OnlineCall of Duty: Ghosts (Legend Pack only)Call of Duty: Heroes Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare (referenced and pictured only)Call of Duty: Modern Warfare RemasteredCall of Duty: Black Ops 4 (Blackout only)Call of Duty: MobileCall of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign RemasteredNationality BritishAffiliations 22nd SAS RegtAlpha TeamBravo Team Task Force 141 UAC (CoD: Mobile)RankCaptain (2011-2017)Lieutenant (1996)GenderMaleStatusAlive/W.I.A. (Modern Warfare 3)Alive (CoD: Mobile)Height6' 0" (1.83 m)HairBrownEyesBlueWeaponsM21, USP .45, Barrett .50cal, M4A1, M1911, P226, AK-47, M14 EBR, AUG HBAR, SCAR-H, Intervention, ACR, Desert Eagle, PKP Pecheneg, MP5, RSASS, and any weapon at his disposalCoD: Mobile: PDW-57, Peacekeeper Mk2EquipmentKnife, Frag Grenade, Flashbang, Ghillie Suit, Claymore, C4, Binoculars, Gas Mask, Night Vision Goggles, M203, Combat KnifeTimelineModern Warfare TimelineMobile TimelineVoice ActorBilly Murray (Call of Duty 4, Modern Warfare 2, Modern Warfare 3)Barry Sloane (CoD: Mobile)ActorDavid Kinsman (Find Makarov and Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish)

An early Heckler & Koch MP5K is featured in the game, with a threaded barrel, the special wooden foregrip unique to serial number 0001, and using waffle pattern magazines. It is the fifth weapon tier in Gun Game. Its appearance is anachronistic: it appears in "Executive Order", a level set in 1963, while in reality the HK54 prototype of the MP5 was developed in 1964, and the H&K MP5 did not enter service until 1966. The first MP5K variant, depicted in the game, was not developed until 1976.

This weapon is a modified version of the now-standard Terminator 2-style Minigun with some slight alterations. First the chainsaw grip and weapon are canted counter-clockwise (from the user's perspective). Because of this modification, the entire frame and grip assembly is only attached to the gun at the rear. This makes the recoil adapter assemblies (the Mickey Mouse "ear"-shaped mounting hard points) completely extraneous. The right-hand side recoil adapter assembly appears to have the weapon serial number placard attached to it, when in reality this would be affixed to the gun body housing and not visible from the first person perspective. Additionally the barrel cluster incorrectly spins clockwise from the player's perspective and features a custom three-disc barrel clamp (that appears to be loosely based on very early GE two-disc assemblies: see the photograph of the "Mounted M134" further down this page for reference) rather than the traditional four-disc clamp.

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The book Astro 1 documents serial numbers for different astronomical devices such as monocular and binocular telescopes, from no. 11,364 (1929) to 50,392 (1976). It also includes information about accessories such as mounts, astronomical cameras, clock drives (Uhrgan) and domes. In 1990 only 3 devices were assigned: numbers 50,393 through 50,395. A separate list details planetariums, from no. 55 (1949) through 385 (1975) (386 through 388 as "latecomers" in 1990) and panorama telescopes from no. 751 (1919) through 3085 (1942). Unfortunately, there are no details about customers or delivery locations. The Starmor and Starmorbi telescopes with the numbers 751 through 1,750 from the period 1919 to 1931 appear to have been added at a later stage. Blank pages (1-6, 55-84, 87-96) have not been scanned. The lists are structured as follows:

Fabrikations-Nr. (serial no.): Large devices were assigned at least two numbers (one for the mount and one for the optic). This serial number appeared on the mount or the device itself, not the lens.

Datum (date): It can be assumed that the date given was an order date, or the date on which the serial numbers were assigned to the production area, and not the date when production was completed or the item was delivered. 2ff7e9595c