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1. CodesCold War [APC] how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
2. CodesCold War [APC] expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
3. WikiCold War [APC] playersRoster hub.
4. PagesCold War [APC] updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
5. PagesCold War [APC] scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
6. PagesCold War [APC] official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
7. RankingsCold War [APC] tier listEditorial S through D boards.
8. GuidesFirst Match in Cold War [APC]Join the correct Grip Studios experience, take a rifle kit, and spend the first lives on one covered route to the active objective.
9. GuidesFight from Cover and SpacingWin more Cold War [APC] fights by choosing the range your kit can use, keeping an exit, and making every shot serve the objective.
10. GuidesHow to Read the Five Game ModesUse the five publicly named Cold War [APC] modes as decision labels, then let the live objective panel settle scoring and capture order.
11. GuidesCrew an APC and the Rest of the GarageUse the ten documented Cold War [APC] vehicles as transports first, and run the M113A3 or MT-LB with a dismount plan.
12. GuidesLearn a Map from the MinimapSeparate current Cold War [APC] maps from older names, then build a route from spawn, one piece of cover, and the live objective.
13. GuidesSpend Cash, CRP, and Robux on PurposeSeparate Cold War [APC] cash, CRP, research nodes, and Robux passes, then buy the unlock your last few matches actually used.
14. GuidesRead a Loadout Before You SpawnJudge a Cold War [APC] kit by the job, the range, and the items printed on the spawn card, not by a permanent weapon tier list.
15. GuidesAnswer Vehicles with Anti-TankIdentify the Cold War [APC] vehicle, save the specialized shot for a covered angle, and switch off Anti-Tank when armor is not the problem.
16. GuidesRead a 1.0 Class Card Before You BuyUse the version 1.0 Cold War class cards for faction, price, and primary, then let the live spawn menu override anything this table still prints.
17. WikiRiflemanGeneral infantry for the objective and the first matches.
18. WikiReconObservation on a route the team can use.
19. WikiMachine GunnerSustained fire that lets other players move.
20. WikiRadio OperatorSquad radio kit with an incompletely published live interface.
21. WikiMarksmanPrecision fire on a lane that affects the objective.
22. WikiAnti-TankSpecialized shots against vehicles that control a route.
23. WikiCrewmanDriver, gunner, and the class gate for tanks.
24. WikiSoviet RiflemanFree PACT starter with an AK-74 and an ammo crate.
25. WikiEast German RiflemanPACT rifleman with an MPi-KM-72, RGD-5 grenades, and an ammo crate.
26. WikiMedicRifle-family kit with bandages, a medkit, and a faster revive in 2026 player guides.
27. WikiDelta ForceNATO special-force pass with a documented rifleman and a later marksman.
28. WikiSpetsnaz-GRUPACT special-force pass built around an AKS-74UB kit.
29. WikiNavy SEALsNATO pass with documented Assault and Grenadier variants.
30. WikiSpetsnaz VMFPACT pass with Assault and Recon packages around the AS Val or VSS.
31. WikiSpetsgruppa AThe highest listed special-force pass, without a dependable full public loadout.
32. WikiUS RiflemanFree NATO rifleman card with an M16A2 and an ammo crate.
33. WikiUS National Guard RiflemanNATO rifleman card at 3,000 with an M16A1.
34. WikiBritish Reserve RiflemanNATO rifleman card at 12,000 with an L1A1 and no helmet mark.
35. WikiBritish RiflemanNATO rifleman card at 38,000 with an L85A1.
36. WikiWest German RiflemanNATO rifleman card at 34,000 with a G3A3.
37. WikiFrench RiflemanNATO rifleman card at 40,000 with a FAMAS.
38. WikiSoviet VDV RiflemanPACT rifleman card at 3,000 with an AKS-74.
39. WikiSoviet Reserve RiflemanPACT SKS rifleman whose price field is not a normal cash number.
40. WikiCzechoslovakian RiflemanPACT rifleman card at 40,000 with a Vz.58.
41. WikiPolish RiflemanPACT rifleman card at 7,500 with an FB Tantal.
42. WikiAmerican ReconFree NATO recon card with a CAR-15 and M750r binoculars.
43. WikiNational Guard ReconNATO recon card at 32,000 with an M14.
44. WikiSoviet ReconFree PACT recon card with an AKS-74U and designating binoculars.
45. WikiSoviet Reserve ReconPACT recon card at 18,000 with a scoped SKS.
46. WikiAmerican GrenadierNATO light-support card at 30,000 with an M16A2 and an M203.
47. WikiSoviet GrenadierPACT light-support card at 30,000 with an AK-74 and a GP-25.
48. WikiBritish SAWNATO light-support card at 32,000 with an L86A1 and an ammo crate.
49. WikiAmerican SAWNATO heavy-support card at 35,000 with an M249.
50. WikiSoviet SAWPACT light-support card at 30,000 with an RPK-74 and a 1P29.
51. WikiEast German SAWPACT heavy-support card at 35,000 with an RPK.
52. WikiAmerican MarksmanNATO marksman card at 20,000 with an M21.
53. WikiAmerican SniperNATO light-support card at 40,000 with an M24.
54. WikiSoviet MarksmanPACT marksman card at 20,000 with an SVD and a PSO-1.
55. WikiSoviet SniperPACT sniper card at 28,000 with a scoped Mosin.
56. WikiAmerican GPMGFree NATO machine-gun card with an M60 and an ammo crate.
57. WikiWest German GPMGNATO machine-gun card at 45,000 with an MG3.
58. WikiBritish GPMGNATO machine-gun card at 48,000 with an L7A2.
59. WikiSoviet MachinegunnerFree PACT machine-gun card with a PKM.
60. WikiSoviet Light MachinegunnerPACT machine-gun card at 28,000 with an RPD.
61. WikiCzechoslovakian GPMGPACT machine-gun card at 40,000 with a Vz.59.
62. WikiAmerican Anti-TankNATO anti-tank card at 35,000 with an M-67 recoilless rifle.
63. WikiAmerican Light Anti-TankNATO light anti-tank card at 25,000 with an M72A3.
64. WikiFrench Light Anti-TankNATO anti-tank card at 30,000 with an APILAS and a MAT-49.
65. WikiSoviet Anti-TankPACT anti-tank card at 35,000 with an RPG-7.
66. WikiSoviet Light Anti-TankPACT light anti-tank card at 25,000 with an RPG-18.
67. WikiPolish Light Anti-TankPACT light anti-tank card at 15,000 with an RPG-76.
68. WikiAmerican CrewmanNATO crew card at 15,000 with a CAR-15.
69. WikiSoviet CrewmanPACT crew card at 15,000 with an AKS-74U.
70. WikiAmerican MedicNATO medic card at 5,000 with an M16A2 and a medic bag.
71. WikiSoviet MedicPACT medic card at 5,000 with an AK-74 and a medic bag.
72. WikiAmerican RadiomanNATO command card at 30,000 with a CAR-15 and designating binoculars.
73. WikiSoviet RadiomanPACT command card at 30,000 with an AKS-74U and designating binoculars.
74. WikiM67Fragmentation grenade in the 14-item utility list.
75. WikiL2A2Documented fragmentation grenade.
76. WikiM33A1Fragmentation grenade named on the Delta Rifleman card.
77. WikiRGD-5PACT fragmentation grenade on several class articles.
78. WikiRGOFragmentation grenade named with Spetsnaz VMF kits.
79. WikiM18Smoke grenade. Temporarily issued to West German kits in the APC changelog.
80. WikiRDG-2Documented smoke grenade.
81. WikiB8x30 BinocularsObservation optic in the utility directory.
82. WikiM750r BinocularsSecond standard binocular entry.
83. WikiDesignating BinocularsSeparately named optic with an unpublished current action.
84. WikiAmerican BandageNATO-named bandage item.
85. WikiSoviet BandagePACT-named bandage item.
86. WikiAmmo CrateResupply item carried by documented rifleman kits.
87. WikiRadioUtility paired with the Radio Operator role.
88. WikiAK-74Standard rifle on the free Soviet Rifleman.
89. WikiMPi-KM-72East German licensed AKM-pattern rifle.
90. WikiG3A3NATO rifle retuned in the 26 September 2026 changelog.
91. WikiL1A1NATO rifle retuned downward in the same changelog.
92. WikiVz. 58Rifle whose magazine count changed from 6 to 8 in the APC changelog.
93. WikiFB TantalRifle that received a forward equip animation in the APC changelog.
94. WikiM60US machine gun described with a 100-round belt in a September 2026 review.
95. WikiM249US SAW described with a 200-round belt.
96. WikiMG3West German machine gun in the same support review.
97. WikiRPDClose-range PACT support gun on a Soviet SAW article.
98. WikiRPK-74Scoped PACT light support rifle on another Soviet SAW page.
99. WikiCAR-15 SFCompact rifle on the documented Delta Rifleman.
100. WikiAKS-74UBCompact rifle named on the Spetsnaz-GRU pass.
101. WikiStoner 63APrimary named on the Navy SEALs Assault variant.
102. WikiAS ValOne of the two rifles named for Spetsnaz VMF kits.
103. WikiVSSPrecision rifle on the Spetsnaz VMF Recon card.
104. WikiM16A2Free US Rifleman primary, also on the American Light Anti-Tank and American Medic cards.
105. WikiM16A1Primary on the US National Guard Rifleman card.
106. WikiL85A1Primary on the British Rifleman card.
107. WikiL86A1Primary on the British SAW card.
108. WikiFAMASPrimary on the French Rifleman card.
109. WikiCAR-15Unsuppressed carbine on several regular NATO cards.
110. WikiM14Primary on the National Guard Recon card.
111. WikiM203Underbarrel launcher on the American Grenadier card.
112. WikiGP-25Underbarrel launcher on the Soviet Grenadier card.
113. WikiM21Primary on the American Marksman card.
114. WikiM24Primary on the American Sniper card.
115. WikiSVDPrimary on the Soviet Marksman card, listed with a PSO-1.
116. WikiMosin 91/30Primary on the Soviet Sniper card, listed with a PU scope.
117. WikiPKMPrimary on the free Soviet Machinegunner card.
118. WikiL7A2Primary on the British GPMG card.
119. WikiVz.59Primary on the Czechoslovakian GPMG card.
120. WikiRPKPrimary on the East German SAW card.
121. WikiRPG-7Launcher on the Soviet Anti-Tank card.
122. WikiRPG-18Launcher on the Soviet Light Anti-Tank card.
123. WikiRPG-76Launcher on the Polish Light Anti-Tank card.
124. WikiM72A3Launcher on the American Light Anti-Tank card.
125. WikiAPILASLauncher on the French Light Anti-Tank card.
126. WikiM-67 recoilless rifleLauncher on the American Anti-Tank card, distinct from the M67 grenade.
127. WikiMAT-49Personal weapon on the French Light Anti-Tank card.
128. WikiAKS-74Primary on the Soviet VDV Rifleman card.
129. WikiAKS-74UShort rifle on several PACT specialist cards.
130. WikiFB OnyksPersonal weapon on the Polish Light Anti-Tank card.
131. WikiMP5SDPrimary on the Navy SEALs Grenadier card.
132. WikiIthaca 37Second weapon on the Navy SEALs Assault card.
133. WikiChina LakeLauncher on the Navy SEALs Grenadier card.
134. WikiMk.22 Mod 0 Hush PuppyPistol named for the PSSE-B half of the spy pass.
135. WikiM151Unarmed NATO light transport.
136. WikiM1025 HMMWVNATO armed utility, also labeled 1025 HUMVEE.
137. WikiM113A3NATO APC named in the September 2026 APC update.
138. WikiM2 BradleyNATO infantry fighting vehicle.
139. WikiM60A3NATO tank, documented as a three-person crew.
140. WikiUAZ-469Unarmed PACT light transport.
141. WikiUAZ-469 TechnicalPACT UAZ with a heavy machine gun.
142. WikiMT-LBPACT APC named in the APC update. Price sources disagree.
143. WikiBMP-2PACT infantry fighting vehicle.
144. WikiT-64APACT tank at 1,150 cash on agreeing public lists.
145. WikiKhokhlovkaCurrent 0.7 reference map, placed in a European / USSR note by an older atlas.
146. WikiSiniyskCurrent 0.7 map. Older pages spell it Sinisyk.
147. WikiValley ViewCurrent reference map described as an Alaska suburb.
148. WikiVavidasCurrent reference map placed in Cuba.
149. WikiWukong DeltaCurrent reference map in the Asian / Vietnam notes, also the name of an October event card.
150. WikiFulda GapOlder 0.7 record. An atlas said it was removed for a rework.
151. WikiKCWD RegionalArchived Alaska map record.
152. WikiEuropean TheatreSetting group used for Khokhlovka, Siniysk, and the older Fulda Gap notes.
153. WikiAmerican TheatreSetting group for the Alaska notes: Valley View and archived KCWD Regional.
154. WikiCaribbean TheatreSetting group for the Cuba note on Vavidas.
155. WikiAsian TheatreSetting group for the Vietnam note on Wukong Delta.
156. WikiMutually AssuredBadge captioned "Nobody won."
157. WikiWorthy of the EagleUnobtainable badge captioned "Against all odds, you tamed the Eagle."
158. WikiPrivate, dont touch tha-Badge captioned as a warning about curiosity.
159. WikiMatch cashThe cash-like price on class and vehicle cards.
160. WikiCRPA separate progression term without a published full formula.
161. WikiRobux passesPlatform currency for the five special-force gamepasses.
162. PagesHomePlayer guide for the Grip Studios 80-player Roblox shooter: classes, vehicles, maps, modes, and the current code status.
163. GuidesGuidesTask guides for the first match, combat, modes, vehicles, maps, spending, loadouts, class cards, and anti-vehicle play.
164. GuidesBeginner GuideA short first-session path. The full walkthrough is the first-match guide.
165. WikiWikiClasses, weapons and utilities, vehicles, maps, theatres, badges, currencies, and dated events.
166. WikiClassesSeven Cold War [APC] role families plus named NATO, PACT, medic, and special-force kits with documented gear.
167. WikiEquipmentDocumented Cold War [APC] utilities and the weapons tied to a class card or a published balance note.
168. WikiEntitiesThe ten documented NATO and PACT ground vehicles, including the M113A3 and MT-LB APCs.
169. WikiMap & RoutesCurrent, older, and archived Cold War [APC] map names, with theatre labels kept separate from today's vote.
170. WikiWorldsEuropean, American, Caribbean, and Asian setting groups for Cold War [APC] maps.
171. WikiBadgesBadges shown on the public Cold War experience page.
172. WikiMoneyCash, CRP, and Robux are separate spends. Read the label on the button.
173. WikiEventsDated Cold War [APC] event windows with a public identity: APC Update and New Gamemodes.
174. CodesCodesNo verified working code. A redemption menu has not been confirmed in the public client.
175. VideosVideo GuidesYouTube walkthroughs that link the Grip Studios Cold War experience and teach a specific job: first match, aiming, anti-tank, specialist classes, medic, support guns, or the APC update.
176. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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