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Its military propaganda. Tends to do well with military folk and is used for recruiting young people.
That's interesting. Is there proof I can look at?
I dont know what meets the bar for proof but here's an article to get you started:
https://gamerant.com/call-duty-modern-warfare-recruitment-tool/
Edit: another interesting read: https://thegunzone.com/does-the-us-military-sponsor-call-of-duty/
The Gamerant link is dead, though I just need to use the Wayback Machine or something like that. I looked at the second link, and yeah, that's concerning.