- For other uses, see Stryker.
- For the semi-automatic shotgun and other similarly named articles, see Striker and Striker (disambiguation).
The Stryker is an eight-wheeled, all-wheel-drive, infantry fighting vehicle (IFV)/armored personnel carrier (APC). It appears in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (Nintendo DS), Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Call of Duty: Mobile.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2[]
- "Honey Badger's a mean bitch, sir."
- — Sgt. Foley
Campaign[]
A Stryker Infantry Carrier Vehicle with a remote weapon station appears in the level "Exodus". For it to work, one must "paint" a target with a laser designator, and the Stryker's machine gun will engage by putting suppressing fire on the target. It must be protected from heavy RPG fire. The Stryker in this mission is codenamed Honey Badger, and has been requisitioned by Shepherd from the 8th Armored in order to support Hunter Two-One.
Gallery[]
Multiplayer[]
A Stryker Variant is seen as a prop in the map Afghan.
Spec Ops[]
In the Spec Ops mission Wardriving, the player uses a laser designator to 'laze' targets for Honey Badger.
Known Strykers[]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3[]
The Stryker returns in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, and can be seen escorting Delta Force through Broad Street in "Black Tuesday". There are multiple wrecked Strykers spread all around New York City , and given the looks of the destroyed ones, it can be assumed that they were destroyed by Russian Air support, as there are no wrecked Russian tanks lying around, these wrecked Strykers can be used as very good cover from enemy fire support. The Stryker is also in a much less prominent role as Firefly, Frolic provides little fire support, and "Samaritan" stops after a certain part. All three Strykers have relatively good accuracy, but for whatever reason, Firefly does not suppress the enemy at the barricade, rather just firing, stopping, and then firing again.
It is also noted that the Stryker, despite being able to shoot down a helicopter with ease in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, do not perform the same action once encountered by a Hind. As with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, it is possible to be run over by any of the three Strykers. It is possible (Although extremely rare), to get killed by the machine gun on the Stryker, this is only possible if the player is severely wounded. The model for the Stryker is unchanged from its appearance in Modern Warfare 2.
The fate of the three Strykers is different from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, as "Honey Badger" survives, whereas "Firefly" is taken out by a Hind. It is possible that the Stryker's "Samaritan" and "Frolic" went on to fight later on in Berlin and Paris , but it remains unknown.
It is noted that if the player goes off to the far right, and looks carefully, they will see that "Firefly" and "Frolic" are in the area they come from, in frozen form, and they do not move at all, as they are only scripted to move when the player reaches a certain point, also, the soldiers that accompany them are not there, as they will spawn once the player reaches a certain point. It is possible that Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer Games did not want to waste time building a road for the Rangers and Strykers to come down from that would only be seen briefly, and it may also be that the majority of the players would not look in that direction, if trying to complete the level.
Known Strykers[]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare[]
Several Strykers accompany the marines in the level "Hunting Party".
Call of Duty: Mobile[]
The Stryker appears in Call of Duty: Mobile. It was added on Season 10: 4th Anniversary exclusively for the Ground War: Breach map Memnos Island.
Trivia[]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2[]
- In "Exodus", the Stryker can shoot down helicopters if the player lazes them with their designator.
- If the player manages to acquire an RPG-7, and fire it, the projectile will immediately fly toward Honey Badger. This can oftentimes lead to a "Friendly fire will not be tolerated." as many soldiers take cover around Honey Badger.
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