Call of Duty Black Ops 2 Frank Woods
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- "A self-reliant loner resulting from a youth spent on the streets, Woods trained as a Marine before entering the CIA's Special Activities Division. Years spent as a POW in Vietnam prove his sheer resilience."
- — Black Ops Cold War in-game biography
Master Sergeant Frank Woods is a supporting character in Call of Duty: Black Ops, the deuteragonist and a playable character of the 1980s missions, a main character in the 2025 missions in Call of Duty: Black Ops II, a main playable character in Call of Duty: Black Ops: Declassified, a supporting character in Specialist HQ and a playable character for Blackout in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, and a supporting character in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War.
Woods was part of the Studies and Observation Group (SOG) along with Alex Mason and Joseph Bowman. In Call of Duty: Black Ops II, he is mostly seen as an NPC, although he is playable in the level "Suffer With Me", and several missions in Call of Duty: Black Ops: Declassified. Throughout Call of Duty: Black Ops II, Woods appears as a narrator for several campaign missions, past and present. In Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, he's one of the four Archetypes brought back to life, possibly because of the efforts of Project Blackout. Throughout the game's Specialist HQ mode, he instructs Specialists with their various equipment and special weapons.
Woods became available in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Call of Duty: Warzone on August 26th, 2020 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC as an operator for the Demon Dogs for players who pre-ordered Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. He is also an unlockable operator in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and is usable in Multiplayer, Zombies and Warzone as a NATO Operator, requiring 15 5-kill streaks in Multiplayer.
Woods also appears in Call of Duty: Mobile and was added on November 15, 2020, during Season 12: Going Dark as part of the Frank Woods Bundle. His appearance is from taken from his appearance in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.
Contents
- 1 Biography
- 1.1 Early life and military career
- 1.1.1 Bay of Pigs Invasion
- 1.1.2 Operation Flashpoint
- 1.1.3 Vietnam War, Capture, Escape, and Presumed Death
- 1.1.4 Aftermath
- 1.1.5 Back in the CIA
- 1.1.6 Hunting Perseus
- 1.1.7 Saving Adler
- 1.1.8 Encounter with Raul Menendez
- 1.1.9 Failed Capture
- 1.1.10 Suffering
- 1.2 Retirement
- 1.3 Aftermath
- 1.4 Project Blackout
- 1.5 MK Project Research
- 1.1 Early life and military career
- 2 Personalization
- 2.1 Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
- 2.1.1 Skins
- 2.2 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
- 2.2.1 Skins
- 2.2.2 Quips
- 2.2.3 Finishing Moves
- 2.1 Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
- 3 Quotes
- 4 Gallery
- 5 Video
- 6 Trivia
- 7 References
Biography
Early life and military career
Frank Woods was born on March 20, 1930, and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He ran away from his home as a young child, forced to rely on street smarts and follow his instincts. Woods quickly learned to be fully independent.
He served in the United States Marine Corps, during which he had much combat experience fighting in the Korean War. This gained him a reputation that led the CIA to recruit him for their Special Activities Division.
Bay of Pigs Invasion
- "This is it... Ready to make history?"
- — Woods to Mason as they prepare to breach the bedroom
Carlos, Bowman, and Woods at the start of "Operation 40".
Woods is first seen in a Cuban bar with Mason and Bowman talking to Carlos in "Operation 40" where they make plans for Carlos' militia to assist in the takedown of Fidel Castro. Woods talks to Carlos about the location of Castro. Suddenly, the police arrive, and when a Tropas Officer questions Mason, Woods stabs his hand to the table, smashes a bottle across his face, and then executes him. The squad flees to the streets, where the police are waiting for them. The squad fights their way through a police-infested street and in an alleyway, Carlos provided a car where they flee for Castro's compound. We next see Woods overlooking Castro's compound as he, Bowman, and Mason zipline into it. While Carlos and the rebels attempt to distract Castro's bodyguards in the airfield, Woods leads the raid into the compound. At some point, Bowman splits from the group and continues the search for Castro along the rooftops. Woods and Mason fight their way to Castro's bedroom, where Mason executes Castro with an ASP and either Woods or Mason kill his mistress. Regrouping with Bowman, Woods leads an escape to Carlos's C-130 where Mason jumps off and sacrifices himself for the escape of his squad. Later leading to his capture by Dragovich and Kravchenko, it is revealed here that the Castro they assassinated was a double, and the real Fidel Castro then turns Mason over to the Soviets, leading to Mason's two year imprisonment and then their prolonged escape from Vorkuta.
Operation Flashpoint
- "No, no, no, somethin's wrong. There's way too much activity."
- — Woods
Woods later leads his team to Baikonur, U.S.S.R., on a mission to disrupt the Soviet Space Program at the Missile Launch Facility, and also to retrieve the captured Weaver, of whom they witnessed his left eye being stabbed by Kravchenko. Woods and Mason kill two Soviets idling and disguise themselves as the enemy. Woods is somewhat fluent in Russian, as 2 more Soviet guards talk to him in their language and he answers back. After being exposed and fighting back, Mason and Woods zip-line and smash through a window. They kill a few Soviets and finally save Weaver. They go on to the Auxiliary Control bunker, with hopes to abort the launch. They fight their way to the missile and Mason detonates the room with the scientists in it, killing them, but failing to stop the missile. However, Mason uses a guided missile to destroy it. As they can't stay in the open, they move to the tunnels, with plans of still killing the Ascension group. As the mission comes to an end, Kravchenko escapes and there is no sign of Dragovich. It is assumed that he perished while inside his limousine.
Vietnam War, Capture, Escape, and Presumed Death
- "FUUUUUUUCK!"
- — Woods playing Russian roulette
"S.O.G." - Mission Start
Woods in Vietnam in the mission "S.O.G.".
Woods returns as SOG's team leader in Khe Sanh, Vietnam, and along with Jason Hudson and Mason, joined the fight against a major assault on the base by the NVA.
In the mission "The Defector", Woods led the team to Hue City to recover a Soviet defector along with a dossier that would unravel Dragovich's master plan. While they managed to recover the dossier, extraction became a fight for their lives amid a massive assault by the NVA on Hue City.
Following on the intel disclosed by the dossier, Woods led the SOG team to Laos to uncover Soviet presence there, specifically those concerning Project Nova headed by Kravchenko, under orders from Dragovich. But it was at Laos, during the mission "Crash Site", Woods and the team found the shot-down Soviet cargo plane that carried Nova 6, but were subsequently captured by Dragovich and Kravchenko's men after a firefight.
During "Payback", Woods and Mason used the chance when they were forced to play Russian Roulette by the Viet Cong to stage their escape. They then proceed to take a Hind from Soviet forces, and destroy several supply stops for North Vietnamese forces along the way to Kravchenko's compound. In the final part of the mission when Woods and Mason are attempting to kill Kravchenko in his office, Mason was brutally beaten when Woods, sneaking up behind Kravchenko, stabs Kravchenko in the back. At his last breath, Kravchenko pulls a string attached to the pins of the grenade belt strapped to his body. Thinking quickly, Woods tackles Kravchenko out of the window, apparently sacrificing himself to save Mason as the grenades explode. Woods is presumed dead by everyone, including Mason and later by Hudson and Weaver during their interrogation of him.
Aftermath
- "Kravchenko. When I sliced that bastard open, it saved everyone's ass. But he comes to first, BOOM! Welcome to the Hanoi Hilton. Six months later, they shipped me over to Da Nang. And this fucking place made the Hilton look good. We lost 17 in my group. By '72, it was just me. I was not gonna die in a FUCKING SWAMP!!"
- — Woods to David Mason on his survival.
In reality, both Frank Woods and Lev Kravchenko survived their confrontation; Woods managed to get Kravchenko's grenade belt loose and used the loading bay next to the window to get the grenade belt over it, using it as a "Sump" so the wall can absorb the grenade and create little damage to Woods.[1]
Despite his knife wound, Kravchenko was able to recover more quickly than Woods, capturing him and sending him to the Hanoi Hilton. In a message from a mysterious informant codenamed "X" to Mason, Woods was reported as being the only American prisoner at the Hanoi Hilton.
Six months later, he was moved to another POW camp in Da Nang. By 1972, he was the last of 17 prisoners. Determined not to die in captivity, Woods eventually engineered an escape and got back home safely.
Back in the CIA
- "Thanks to your old man. He put it all on the line for me... for honor... and friendship."
- — Woods to David about his rescue.
Woods, looking at a picture from his time in Afghanistan.
Woods was back to operating in the CIA by 1975. During the same year, he participated in several operations in Vietnam, where he recovered and destroyed several of the CIA's Parable cipher machines, preventing them from falling into the hands of the NVA. He also rescued a group of CIA analysts held captive at Tan Son Nhat Airport in Saigon. Two years later, Woods was sent by Hudson to Mount Yamantau to apprehend Dr. Steiner's protege, Schlussel, who was suspected of trying to revive Project Nova. Later that year, he also infiltrated a Soviet base and destroyed their ICBMs. One of his subordinates, however, was captured by the Soviets, and was tortured to death, prompting Woods to destroy their entire base.
Hunting Perseus
On 12 January 1981, Woods sent by the CIA to Amsterdam and meets up with Alex Mason and Russell Adler in a mission to take down an Iranian terrorist leader Arash Kadivar, only learn that Perseus has remerged with a plan to destabilize the West, much to Woods and the team's confusion and shock.
Following a debrief with President Ronald Reagan, Hudson authorizes an operation to hunt down Perseus and stop the potential threat. Woods is included as part of the team alongside Adler, Mason, Helen Park, Lawrence Sims, Eleazar "Lazar" Azoulay, and a mysterious agent codenamed Bell. After returning from a mission in Kiev with Mason, Woods accompanies Bell in an infiltration into a secret Spetsnaz training facility, where the two discover intelligence regarding Operation Greenlight, a secret contingency plan by the United States Government to detonate neutron bombs all across major European cities in order to deny the Soviet Union from claiming them.
Returning from the mission, an enraged Woods punches Hudson while demanding answers about Greenlight's nature. While his distrust for Hudson grows further, he continues to work with the team regardless on finding Perseus. Woods and Mason are later deployed to Dragovich's Yamantau base in order to search for a mainframe containing the location of all remaining sleeper agents. Though they succeed in recovering the mainframe, Perseus has managed to wipe out the data, forcing Adler and Bell to go undercover in the Lubyanka Building in order to find the intel. In the midst of this operation, Woods and Mason are also deployed on two separate missions to eliminate two of Perseus's top ranking officers, Robert Aldrich and Vadim Rudnik.
Following an unsuccessful operation in Cuba, an injured Bell is taken back to the CIA safehouse in Berlin, where they are interrogated by Adler, leading to their real identity as Perseus's agent revealed. Bell can either tell the truth to Adler about Perseus's plan, or lie and trick them into chasing a false lead. In both options, Woods participates in the final mission.
Despite knowing of their past and what Adler had just done to them, "Bell" states that Perseus is operating on the Solovetsky Islands.
As Washington is informed, Reagan entrusts the CIA with stopping Perseus and maintaining world peace. With many ideal conditions, a naval task force is assembled to bring the team onto the island. Facing fierce resistance, the task force destroys the facility's AA guns, allowing bombers to raze the radar facility to the ground before Perseus can activate the nukes, but "Bell" is caught in the blast as they are setting up charges.
Bell didn't radio Soviet troops to ambush Adler's group. On March 15, at Duga, Bell revealed to Adler they lied and remained loyal to Perseus. Angry, Adler executed Bell leaving their body for Perseus to find as the team left the facility with disappointment. With no one stopping him, Perseus detonated the Greenlight arsenal. With Europe in chaos, President Reagan learned that documents related to Operation Greenlight were leaked anonymously, but seemingly by Perseus, showing the nukes were made by the United States and destroying their reputation around the world. Reagan ordered that anything related to the operation should be erased forever as the Berlin safehouse was burned down by Hudson and the CIA.
During planning, Bell radios the Soviet Base to plan for an ambush. On March 15, at Duga, the team berated Bell for lying to them. Adler was disappointed in Bell due to how much faith he had in them. Bell then signaled the ambush, in which they were briefly knocked out by an RPG but later regained consciousness and is helped up by a Soviet officer wearing a gas mask. Bell then proceeded to execute Mason, Woods and possibly either Park or Lazar.
After most of the team was killed, Bell followed the officer into a building while the other Soviets wipe out the remaining American troops. The Soviet told Bell that Adler fled into the building. They managed to find Adler who was fatally wounded. Adler asked Bell to hand him his lighter so he can light a cigarette one last time. Whether Bell chose to or not, Adler was killed by them and the officer revealed his identity as Perseus. Bell, now reunited with Perseus, was allowed to personally order the Greenlight nuclear arsenal's detonation. The two discussed their plans for the future of a Greater Russia and left Duga together.
With Europe in chaos, President Reagan learned that documents related to Operation Greenlight were leaked anonymously, but seemingly by Perseus, showing the nukes were made by the United States and destroying their reputation around the world. Reagan ordered that anything related to the operation should be erased forever as the Berlin safehouse was burned down by Hudson and the CIA.
Saving Adler
Three years after stopping Perseus's plan, one of his agents, Vikhor "Stitch" Kuzmin, organizes a raid on CIA Safehouse E9 in Berlin, in an attempt to lure Adler out. On January 20, 1984, Adler assembles a squad comprising of Woods, Zeyna Ossou and Wyatt "Bulldozer" Jones to infiltrate the Pines Mall in New Jersey. Upon discovering a cache of Nova-6, the squad is ambushed by Stitch and his men, who successfully capture Adler, while the rest manage to escape.
Three months later, on April 19, 1984, Woods leads a squad with Sims and Terrell Wolf to Laos where Adler was last sighted. After assisting Karla Rivas in fighting off Perseus's troops, lead by Kapano "Naga" Vang, the squad heads into the nearby village, where they find fake Nova-6 caches and torture devices, indicating what Adler might have gone through. The team interrogates the remaining survivors of Naga's men, going as far as killing them, and learns that Adler has been transported to Verdansk. On June 10, 1984, Woods finally located Adler in Verdansk and rescued him, killing several of Perseus' men in the process.
Ten days later, Woods accompanied Adler, Park, Bulldozer and newcomer Jabari Salah to investigate a satellite crash site in Algeria, after they were de-orbited from space. Unbeknownst to Woods and the others, Adler secretly secured a data recorder from the crashed satellite.
Encounter with Raul Menendez
In July 1986, Frank Woods was operating in Angola, aiding Jonas Savimbi and the UNITA on behalf of the CIA, eventually being captured by Raul Menendez. Menendez tortured Woods, killing his men in front of him, in order to learn what the CIA knew about Menendez. Woods was eventually locked in a container with his dead comrades, and left to die of dehydration and starvation. Eventually, Jason Hudson and Alex Mason rescue him and found him in critical condition. From that point on, Woods would be consumed by an overwhelming thirst for revenge against Raul Menendez.
In September 1986, Woods and Mason meet up with Tian Zhao, a future Chinese General, to stop a Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan. They managed to stop the threat and found out that Lev Kravchenko was leading the invasion and interrogate him. Kravchenko refused to cooperate and was killed. Woods, Hudson, Mason, and Zhao then get turned on by the Mujahideen and get left and stranded somewhere in the desert but were saved by strangers.
Mason, Woods and Hudson eventually led an invasion on Raul Menendez' home in Wasa King, Nicaragua. Halfway in the mission, Woods grew angry and only focused on killing Menendez. They intruded the place and Woods attempted to kill Menendez once he saw him but Mason restrained him. Woods managed to throw a grenade but it was knocked off it's course by Mason and bounced into Menendez' room where Menendez' sister, Josefina was. After the explosion, Woods found out about the girl and deeply regretted the murder.
Failed Capture
Woods in "Suffer With Me."
Woods, at the age of 59, went to Panama with Mason to capture Manuel Noriega, a high value target that was codenamed False Profit, who was highly involved with Menendez' arms dealings. They managed to capture him and escort him to safety where they told him to set up a meeting with Menendez where Menendez would be blinded and shot by Woods. Woods climbed up a building and saw their target's head bagged and restrained by Noriega's men. Woods shot the man, and exited the building and walks towards the corpse. During their walk, Noriega smiled, which made Woods increasingly suspicious. Woods broke out into a run and removed the bag from the corpse/body's head and found it to be none other than Alex Mason. Woods brought out a handgun on Noriega but was shot in his right knee by the actual Menendez, who continued to shoot Woods' other leg, disabling him for life. Woods continued to struggle but is knocked unconscious.
Suffering
Woods woke up to find a young David Mason in a trance, alongside Alex Mason's corpse/body and Hudson tied to a chair, with Menendez wielding a shotgun. Menendez said that one more person had to die out of those three, and if there wasn't a decision then all of them would be killed. Hudson sacrificed himself, and after killing him, Menendez showed David the pendant he was wearing. Menendez then told David that he should go to Menendez the next time he sees it. David snapped out of his trance, saw his dead father, and started crying. Woods crawled towards the boy to comfort him. Following this operation, Woods was honorably discharged, giving him a chance to raise David himself as he had no other family to go to.
Retirement
Woods seen on June 19, 2025, in "The Vault".
By 2025, aged 95, Frank is residing in a CIA retirement home called "The Vault". On April 19, he is visited by Raul Menendez and is given a heart-shaped pendant that has the faces of two lovers on it. He is then whispered the words: "Now it begins". Later that day, Frank received a visit from a squad belonging to the Joint Special Operations Command. The squad has David, the son of Frank Woods' long time friend Mason, leading the team. Frank then told David about Raul Menendez's rise to power starting from his rescue by David's father. Frank was later visited by David again who asks Frank what he was doing in Panama during the night his father died. Frank encouraged David to kill Menendez.
Aftermath
Depending on the player's actions, Woods will be seen in different endings. Primarily, there are three major cutscenes. The first two are dependent upon Woods' (the player's) actions during "Suffer With Me".
After Menendez' plan was averted, Woods and Section visited Mason's grave. Section decided to retire from his duty, which prompted Woods to say that his father would approve of the decision.
Mason visits Woods at The Vault. Soon David comes to visit Woods and is re-introduced to Alex, who tells him that the day that David fell from the tree was the one that made Alex proud as he got back up.
Menendez breaks out of prison, and later visits Woods at the Vault. He then slices Woods' neck with the heart-shaped pendant, then puts his corpse on the bed along with the pendant.
Project Blackout
Sometime in between 2043 and 2045, Project Blackout successfully revives Woods - by unknown means - alongside Alex Mason, Viktor Reznov, and Raul Menendez; referred to as The Archetypes. After his revival, he engages a relationship with Savannah Meyer; the founder of the project and assists her by instructing the Specialists for combat. Later on, he discovers Alex has been brainwashed through number sequences by an unknown attacker (possibly an affiliate of Project Blackout) after an incident between Savannah and a revived Jessica Mason, leaving him in a vegetable state with his memories jumbled. Woods takes him to the Asylum in an attempt to reverse the effects himself and manages to stabilize Alex's mind, however he still struggles to remember things correctly, with Woods saying he's "still in the box." As a last resort, Woods reveals Viktor Reznov to Mason in hopes of getting his memory back, claiming that he escaped Vorkuta and became "The First Archetype." Frank's status after this is left unknown.
MK Project Research
While researching on the CIA's MK project in an attempt to revive it, Coalescence Corporation CEO Sebastian Krueger requested on information regarding the individuals involved in Project Nova, as well as the CIA agents who stopped the project, including Woods and his teammates.
Personalization
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
Skins
| Name | Rarity | Image | How to obtain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Broken Arrow | Base |  | In Multiplayer, get 5 kills without dying 15 times |
| Wind Jammer | Rare |  | Battle Pass Season One Tier 70 |
| Undergrowth | Rare |  | Operator Mission |
| Metro | Rare |  | Operator Mission |
| Stinger | Rare |  | Battle Pass Season Three Tier 0 |
| Clay Fire | Rare |  | Operator Mission |
| Rock Slide | Rare |  | Operator Mission |
| Payback | Rare |  | Battle Pass Season Five Tier 10 |
| Resilience | Rare |  | Operator Mission |
| Vigilance | Rare |  | Operator Mission |
| Field Day | Rare |  | Battle Pass Season Six Tier 40 |
| Flagrant | Rare |  | Operator Mission |
| Jester | Rare |  | Operator Mission |
| Ravage | Rare |  | Operator Mission |
| Ruinous | Rare |  | Operator Mission |
| Biker | Epic |  | Demon Dog Bundle |
| Fisherman | Epic |  | Puddle Pirate Bundle |
| Homerun | Epic |  | Heavy Hitter Bundle |
| POWoods | Epic |  | Rescue Mission Bundle |
| Swamp | Epic |  | Bogged Down Bundle |
| Sweater Weather | Epic |  | Mistletoe Meetup Bundle |
| Trucker | Epic |  | Long Road Ahead Bundle |
| Cannabush | Legendary |  | Tracer Pack: Stoner's Delight II Bundle |
| Desert Warfare | Legendary | Unobtainable | |
| Eliminator | Legendary |  | Hot Shot Bundle |
| Gilded Agent | Legendary |  | Tracer Pack: Gilded Agent Bundle |
| Gladiator | Legendary |  | Conqueror Bundle |
| Rogue | Legendary |  | Shadow Commando Bundle |
| Sand Snake | Legendary |  | Survivalist Bundle |
| Undercover French Mercenary | Legendary | Unobtainable |
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
Skins
| Name | Rarity | Image | How to obtain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frank Woods | Legendary |  | Pre-order Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War |
Quips
| Name | Rarity | How to obtain |
|---|---|---|
| Down You Go | Epic | Pre-order Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War |
Finishing Moves
| Name | Rarity | How to obtain |
|---|---|---|
| Payback | Epic | Pre-order Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War |
| Universal Finishing Moves | ||
Quotes
- Main article: Frank Woods/Quotes
Gallery
Woods using a SPAS-12 and a NVA soldier as a human shield.
Woods with an MP5K on a helicopter landing strut.
Woods' 115 tattoo.
Woods' Semper Fidelis tattoo.
Woods' Devil Dog tattoo.
Woods playing Russian Roulette.
Woods at Khe Sanh.
Sgt. Woods with an MP5K.
Woods in Afghanistan, 1986.
Woods interrogating Kravchenko in the Mujahideen base.
Woods in Panama, putting on his hat.
Woods in a transport crate.
Woods being rescued by Mason and Hudson.
Woods shooting the soldier who shot Hudson.
Woods with a turban and haji gear.
Woods and Hudson.
Frank Woods, age 95
Woods' death (non-canon).
Woods in his Marine Corps attire.
Woods in the non-canon Avenged Sevenfold ending.
Woods on the drums.
Woods escaping Da Nang.
Model of Frank Woods in Vietnam.
Woods in the Combat Immersion.
"Uncle Frank" in Blackout.
Woods' bio in Modern Warfare and Warzone (Demon Dogs).
Woods Operator Card in Modern Warfare.
Woods and Mason meeting with President Reagan.
Woods at the Trabzon Airfield.
Frank Woods as an operator in the Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Multiplayer.
Woods' bio in Black Ops Cold War.
Woods Operator Card in Black Ops Cold War.
The still used for the Operator Intro Thumbnail.
Black Ops Woods' bio in Warzone.
Woods in-game from Call of Duty: Mobile
The Cold Snap skin from Call of Duty: Mobile
Video
Call of Duty Black Ops - Woods Trailer (Official HD)
Treyarch's tribute video to Woods for his "The Best Video Game Character of the Year" Award
Sgt. Woods Explains....how he survives the blast in NAM.
Woods describes how he survived in Vietnam
Woods Explains How a "Grenade Sump" Works
Explanation of what a Grenade Sump is and how Woods survived
Trivia
- Though Woods is a Master Sergeant, in the mission "Payback" at the start of the mission in the chopper, the player can see briefly that it says "Pvt. Woods".
- Players who buy the Hardened or Prestige edition of Call of Duty: Black Ops receive a Woods avatar outfit.
- The outfit can also be purchased on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, on the marketplace and in the Alter Ego store, respectively.
- In the multiplayer maps Nuketown and Nuketown 2025, Woods' name is on one of the mailboxes; the other says "Mason".
- In the flashback in revelations of "Executive Order", Woods is seen wearing his SOG gear instead of the Russian disguise.
- Woods was voted "The Best Video Game Character of the Year" at the 2010 Spike Video Game Awards. Two modified scenes were shot for the occasion.[2] [3]
- Despite unlockable intel saying Woods' eyes are brown, in the mission "S.O.G.", one can see Woods' eyes are blue. Woods' eyes are also blue in the Call of Duty: Black Ops II reveal trailer.
- According to an early casting call and texture file names, Woods was initially named "Frank Barnes".
- 95-year-old Woods is featured alongside Menendez and the members of Avenged Sevenfold during a music video for the song Carry On, which is played after the credits of Call of Duty: Black Ops II. In the video, Woods is shown playing drums.
- In one of the player-determined cutscenes, where David Mason and Frank Woods visits Alex Mason's grave, Woods' shoulder insignia is for a Master Sergeant.
- In Woods' room at The Vault, there is a plaque with Woods' medals along with a picture of the Navy SEALs faction insignia, despite the fact that Woods served in the United States Marine Corps.
- Woods' blood type is B-.
- Frank's Eliminator skin alongside the "Hot Shot" bundle features many references to 80s action films, primarily that of Terminator and They Live.
- The Eliminator skin design references the T-800 played by Arnold Schwarzenegger while the description for the skin references an ad-libbed line from the film They Live, said by Roddy Piper.[4]
References
- ↑ YouTube: Sgtfrankwoods - Sgt. Woods Explains....how he survives the blast in NAM.
- ↑ SPIKE TV 2010 VGA: Best Character of the Year Nomination Video
- ↑ SPIKE TV 2010 VGA: Best Character of the Year Acceptance Video
- ↑ https://youtu.be/s1TcnQxV4BE
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| Call of Duty: Ghosts | Logan Walker · Elias T. "Scarecrow" Walker · Baker · Riley · Pirate Five-Zero · Badger-Two · Thompson |
| Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare | Jack Mitchell Exo Zombies:Oz · Kahn · Lilith Swann · Jim Decker · Lennox |
| Call of Duty: Black Ops III | Player Specialists:Donnie "Ruin" Walsh · Alessandra "Outrider" Castillo · David "Prophet" Wilkes · Erin "Battery" Baker · He "Seraph" Zhen-Zhen · Tavo "Nomad" Rojas · Experimental War Robot-115 "Reaper" · Spectre · Krystof "Firebreak" Hejek · Danny "Blackjack" Li Zombies mode:Floyd Campbell · Jessica Rose · Nero Blackstone · Jack Vincent |
| Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare | Dan "Wolf" Lyall · Nick Reyes · E3N "Ethan" Combat Rigs:Warfighter · Merc · Synaptic · FTL · Stryker · Phantom Zombies mode:Andre Wright · Sally Simpson · Poindexter Zittermann · Aaron "A.J." Jordaniels · David Hasselhoff · Kevin Smith · Pam Grier · Cassandra "Elvira" Peterson · Willard Wyler |
| Call of Duty: WWII | Ronald "Red" Daniels · Camille "Rousseau" Denis · Augustine Perez · Matthew Weber Nazi Zombies:Drostan Hynd · Olivia Durant · Marie Fischer · Jefferson Potts · B.A.T. Agent · B.A.T. Elite · Slayer (Bloodraven · Deathraven · Moonraven · Stormraven · From Casablanca) · Mountaineer (Bloodraven · Deathraven · Moonraven · Stormraven · From Ruskeala) · Survivalist (Bloodraven · Deathraven · Moonraven · Stormraven · From Hanoi ) · Hunter (Bloodraven · Deathraven · From Seville · Moonraven · Stormraven) · Necromedic · Stalker · Skullbreaker · Cavalier · Lady Death · Iron Tiger · Shadowguard · Wayfarer · Deathbringer · Wicht Warden · The Rookbane |
| Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 | Specialists: Kerk "Ajax" Rossouw · Erin "Battery" Baker · Jarrah "Crash" Bazley · Krystof "Firebreak" Hejek · Tavo "Nomad" Rojas · David "Prophet" Wilkes · Katsumi "Recon" Kimura · Donnie "Ruin" Walsh · He "Seraph" Zhen-Zhen · Kieran "Torque" Mackay · Leni "Zero" Vogel · Alessandra "Outrider" Castillo ·Spectre· Experimental War Robot-115 "Reaper" Zombies mode:Scarlett Rhodes · Bruno Delacroix · Diego Necalli · Stanton Shaw Viktor Reznov · Jason Hudson · Vacation Hudson · Alex Mason · Sergei Kozin · Frank Woods · Uncle Woods · David Mason · Raul Menendez · Ladies' Man · Sarah Hall · The Replacer · The Liquidator · M. Shadows · Ranger · Airborne · Frogman · SEAL · Battle Hardened · Grigori Weaver · Classic Price · Bus Driver T.E.D.D. · Cosmic Silverback · Danny Trejo · Pentagon Thief · Warden · Shadowman · John Doe · Jane Doe · Blackjack · Reaper Classic |
| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare | "Alex" · Kyle Garrick · Farah Karim · Viper 1-1 Operators: SAS: Simon "Ghost" Riley · Jacob Thorne · Charlotte "Charly" Johnstone · Benjamin "Otter" Lee · John Price · Kyle "Gaz" Garrick · Johnny "Soap" MacTavish |
| Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War | "Bell" · Alex Mason · Dimitri Belikov · Badger 9-1 Operators: NATO: Jason Hunter · Kwan Song · Helen Park · Russell Adler · John Baker · Lawrence Sims · Frank Woods · Zeyna Ossou · Wyatt "Bulldozer" Jones · Samantha Maxis · Terrell Wolf · Karla Rivas · John Price · John Rambo · John McClane · Jabari Salah · Grigori Weaver · Colton "Stryker" Greenfield · Jason Hudson · Alex Mason |
| Call of Duty: Vanguard | Arthur Kingsley · Lucas Riggs · Wade Jackson · Polina Petrova · Milos Novak Operators: Hellhounds: Wade Jackson · Daniel Take Yatsu · Halima Zambardi |
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| U.S. Government | John F. Kennedy · Robert McNamara · Unnamed General · Hank Keirsey |
| C.I.A. | Jason Hudson · Grigori Weaver · Alex Mason · Frank Woods · Joseph Bowman · Ryan Jackson · Richard Kain · Terrance Brooks · Bruce Harris · Fulsang · Kaylor · Shabs |
| S.O.G. | Alex Mason · Frank Woods · Joseph Bowman · Swift · Johnson · Jason Hudson |
| U.S. Army | Zack Johnson |
| U.S. Air Force | Neitsch · Mosely · K.A.D. · Davis |
| U.S. Marine Corps | Crosby · Maestas · Aziz · Drew |
| Red Army | Nikita Dragovich · Lev Kravchenko · Viktor Reznov · Dimitri Petrenko · Nevski · Tvelin · Vikharev · Belov · Vorkuta Guard · Russian Roulette Interrogator · Yared |
| Project Nova Scientists | Daniel Clarke · Friedrich Steiner · Church |
| Prisoners of Vorkuta | Alex Mason · Viktor Reznov · Sergei Kozin · Russian Prisoner |
| Cuba | Fidel Castro · Castro's Mistress · Castro's Double · Carlos · Militia Captain |
| Viet Cong | VC Bookie |
| Civilians | Mr. Mason · Marion Mason · Dot Mason |
| Nazi Germany | Friedrich Steiner · German Prisoners |
| Miscellaneous | Defector · X · Jonathan Price · Alicia · Kristina Raskova · Evelyn Cross · Numbers Lady · Lazarus |
| Zombies | John F. Kennedy · Robert McNamara · Richard Nixon · Fidel Castro · Yuri Zavoyski/Pentagon Thief · Tank Dempsey · Nikolai Belinski · Edward Richtofen · Takeo Masaki · Ludvig Maxis · Samantha Maxis · Peter McCain · Sophia · Fluffy · Demonic Announcer · Cosmic Silverback · Gersh · Sarah Michelle Gellar · Robert Englund · Danny Trejo · Michael Rooker · George A. Romero · Pablo Marinus · Harvey Yena · H. Porter · Gary · Brock · Schuster · Groph |
| v• d •e | |
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| Joint Special Operations Command | David "Section" Mason · Chloe "Karma" Lynch · Mike Harper · Tommy Briggs · Farid · Javier Salazar (formerly) · Crosby · King · Kraken |
| U.S. Air Force | Anderson |
| CIA | Alex Mason · Frank Woods · Jason Hudson · Mark McKnight · CIA Nerd |
| United States Secret Service | Jones · Samuels · Smith |
| U.S. Government | Marion Bosworth · David Petraeus · Johnson · Oliver L. North · Kurtz · FBI Director · Secretary |
| Cordis Die/Menendez Cartel/Mercs | Raul Menendez · DeFalco · Jose Luiz Menendez · Javier Salazar |
| People's Republic of China/Chinese Government/SDC | Tian Zhao · Chen |
| Panamanian Defense Forces | Manuel Noriega · PDF Officer |
| Mujahideen | Mullah Rahmaan |
| Tacitus Corporation | Chloe "Karma" Lynch (formerly) · Erik Breighner |
| ISI | ISI Leader |
| UNITA | Jonas Savimbi |
| Soviet Armed Forces | Lev Kravchenko · Viktor Reznov |
| Civilians | Josefina Menendez · Andrea Robbins · Jimmy Kimmel |
| Non Canon | Synyster Gates · M. Shadows · Johnny Christ · Zacky Vengeance · The Replacer |
| Zombies | Abigail "Misty" Briarton · Marlton Johnson · Samuel J. Stuhlinger · Russman · Edward Richtofen · Ludvig Maxis · Bus Driver · Samantha Maxis · George Barkley · Demonic Announcer · Michael "Finn" O'Leary · Albert "Weasel" Arlington · Salvatore DeLuca · Billy Handsome · Stanley Ferguson · Brutus · Arthur · Tank Dempsey · Nikolai Belinski · Takeo Masaki · Pablo Marinus |
| v• d •e | |
|---|---|
| CIA | Alex Mason · Frank Woods · Jason Hudson · Ryan Jackson · CIA Operative |
| KGB | Mikhail Belov |
| Project Nova | Adolf Schlussel |
| Menendez Cartel | Jose Luiz Menendez · Raul Menendez · Torres |
| v• d •e | |
|---|---|
| Multiplayer Specialists | Donnie "Ruin" Walsh · David "Prophet" Wilkes · Erin "Battery" Baker · He "Seraph" Zhen-Zhen · Tavo "Nomad" Rojas · Krystof "Firebreak" Hejek · Jarrah "Crash" Bazley · Kieran "Torque" Mackay · Kerk "Ajax" Rossouw · Katsumi "Recon" Kimura · Leni "Zero" Vogel (Operation Absolute Zero Contraband) · Alessandra "Outrider" Castillo (Operation Grand Heist Contraband) · Spectre (Operation Spectre Rising Contraband) · Experimental War Robot-115 "Reaper" (Operation Apocalypse Z Contraband) |
| Zombies | Chaos Story: Scarlett Rhodes · Bruno Delacroix · Diego Necalli · Stanton Shaw · High Priest · Alistair Rhodes · Oracle · Reginald Barton · Bitten Bradfisch · Remus · Tiberius · Gideon Jones · Christina Fowler · Jonathan Warwick · Godfrey · Catherine · Perseus Aether Story: "Tank" Dempsey · Nikolai Belinski · Takeo Masaki · Edward Richtofen · Abigail "Misty" Briarton · Marlton Johnson · Samuel J. Stuhlinger · Russman · Albert "Weasel" Arlington · Michael "Finn" O'Leary · Billy Handsome · Salvatore "Sal" DeLuca · Warden · Ludvig Maxis · Stanley Ferguson · Samantha Maxis · Shadowman · Monty · Schuster · Layman · Yuri Zavoyski · Anton Gersh · Cornelius Pernell · George Sawyer · Robert McNamara · Peter McCain · T.E.D.D. · Rushmore · Paxton "Gunner" Ridge · Weiss · Hale · George Barkley · Avogadro · Pablo Marinus · Harvey Yena · Reporter · Jebediah Brown |
| Blackout | Icons: Viktor Reznov · Alex Mason · Frank Woods · Raul Menendez · Jason Hudson (Operation: First Strike Contraband) · Vacation Hudson (Blackjack's Reserves) · The Replacer (Blackjack's Shop "Replacer Bundle") · Uncle Woods (Black Ops Pass) · Sarah Hall (Blackjack's Reserves) · David Mason (Blackjack's Reserves) · Ladies' Man (Blackjack's Shop "Summer Break Bundle") · Sergei Kozin (Black Market Special Order) · M. Shadows (Blackjack's Reserves) · Classic Price (Modern Warfare preorder) · The Liquidator (Black Market Special Order) · Grigori Weaver (Black Market Special Order) · Ranger · Frogman · Airborne · SEAL · Battle Hardened Zombies: Shadowman (Black Ops Pass) · Cosmic Silverback (Black Ops Pass) · Ultimis Dempsey (Operation Absolute Zero Contraband) · Ultimis Nikolai (Operation Absolute Zero Contraband) · Ultimis Takeo (Blackjack's Shop) · Ultimis Richtofen (Black Market Special Order) · Brutus (Operation Grand Heist Contraband) · Misty (Black Market Special Order) · Russman (Black Market Special Order) · Marlton (Blackjack's Shop "Starter Pack") · Stuhlinger (Black Market Special Order) · Primis Dempsey · Primis Nikolai · Primis Takeo · Primis Richtofen · Scarlett Rhodes · Bruno Delacroix · Diego Necalli · Stanton Shaw · IX Scarlett · IX Bruno · IX Diego · IX Shaw · John Doe (Blackjack's Reserves) · Jane Doe (Blackjack's Reserves) · Danny Trejo (Blackjack's Shop "Survivor Pack") · Bus Driver T.E.D.D. (Black Market Special Order) · Pentagon Thief (Blackjack's Reserves) Specialists: Donnie "Ruin" Walsh · David "Prophet" Wilkes · Erin "Battery" Baker · He "Seraph" Zhen-Zhen · Tavo "Nomad" Rojas · Krystof "Firebreak" Hejek · Jarrah "Crash" Bazley · Kieran "Torque" Mackay · Kerk "Ajax" Rossouw · Katsumi "Recon" Kimura · Leni "Zero" Vogel (Operation Absolute Zero Contraband ) · Reaper Classic (Black Ops Pass) · Alessandra "Outrider" Castillo (Operation Grand Heist Contraband) · Spectre (Operation Spectre Rising Contraband) · Danny "Blackjack" Li (Blackjack's Reserves) · Experimental War Robot-115 "Reaper" (Operation Apocalypse Z Contraband) |
| Specialist HQ | Savannah Mason-Meyer · Jessica Mason-Green · Lucy Mason-Green · Frank Woods · Raul Menendez · Alex Mason · Viktor Reznov · Goh Xiulan · Goh Min · Mendoza · Johaan Van Graan |
| Comic | Nakagawa Haru · Kamilah Seddik · Sam Murtry |
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|---|---|
| SAS | John Price · Kyle "Gaz" Garrick · MacMillan |
| Metropolitan Police Service | Crowley · Brooks · Fowler · Raven · Monroe |
| C.I.A. | Kate Laswell · "Alex" |
| United States Marine Corps | Marcus Griggs · Norris · Lyons · Hoyt · Myers · Davis · Gonzavi · Randolf · Davidson · Hughes · Lee · Norman · Viper 1-1 · Shepherd · Mikey |
| Urzikstani Liberation Force | Farah Karim · Hadir Karim · Tariq · Yasin · Azadeh · Darine · Ayah · Ghalia · Nadia · Ali · Raza · Lina · Iskra |
| Federal Security Service | Kamarov |
| Chimera | Nikolai · Yegor Novak |
| Al-Qatala | Omar "The Wolf" Sulaman · Jamal "The Butcher" Rahar · Jessica Ramirez · Mark Davies · Derek Watson · Christopher Yuter · Danny · Khaled Al-Asad · Almalik · The Banker · Hadir Karim · Rasheed · Ahmed |
| Barkov's Forces | Roman Barkov · J-12 · Viktor · Andrei · Luka · Evgeny |
| Ultranationalists | Imran Zakhaev · Victor Zakhaev |
| Task Force 141 | John Price · Kyle "Gaz" Garrick · Johnny "Soap" MacTavish · Simon "Ghost" Riley |
| Civilians | Walid Karim · Fatima Karim · Shadi · Stacy Davidson · Adam · Ambassador Harris · Ousa Rahar · Amon Rahar · Linda Morales |
| Coalition | Mil-Sim |
| Allegiance | Mil-Sim |
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|---|---|
| Central Intelligence Agency | Russell Adler · Alex Mason · "Bell" · Frank Woods · Jason Hudson · Eleazar "Lazar" Azoulay · Lawrence Sims · Emerson Black · Dimitri Belikov · Robert Aldrich (formerly) |
| United States Government | Ronald Reagan · Alexander Haig · James Baker |
| MACV-SOG | Badger 9-1 · Butcher |
| MI6 | Helen Park |
| BND | Greta Keller |
| Soviet Union | Perseus · Lev Kravchenko · Imran Zakhaev · Mikhail Gorbachev · Dimitri Belikov (formerly) · Anton Volkov · Anton Charkov · Vadim Rudnik · Robert Aldrich |
| Stasi | Franz Kraus · Lukas Richter |
| Iran | Arash Kadivar · Qasim Javadi |
| Civilians and Others | Hans Timmerman · Edda Kraus · Wilhelm Kraus · Piotr Ivanov · Theodore Hastings · Alex Superty · Leslie Sinclair · Harvey Spary · Aaron Lee · Calvin Dunn · Eliana Miller · Claire Koberstein · Jim Kreeger · Carver Butcher |
| Pawn Takes Pawn | Bruce Harris · William Bowman |
| Zombies | Requiem: Grigori Weaver · Mackenzie Carver · Elizabeth Grey · Oskar Strauss · Raptor One · Klaus · Samantha Maxis · Sergei Ravenov · Edward Richtofen |
| Multiplayer | NATO: Warsaw Pact: |
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| Modern Warfare | Coalition: Mil-Sim SAS: Simon "Ghost" Riley (Season 2) · Jacob Thorne · Charlotte "Charly" Johnstone · Benjamin "Otter" Lee · John Price (Season 4) · Kyle "Gaz" Garrick (Season 4) · Johnny "Soap" MacTavish (August 2021) Allegiance: Spetsnaz: Dmitry Bale · Maxim "Minotaur" Bale · Nikodim "Rodion" Egorov · Nikto (Season 1) |
| Black Ops Cold War | NATO: Warsaw Pact: |
| Vanguard | Hellhounds: Wade Jackson · Daniel Take Yatsu · Halima Zambardi |
| v• d •e | |
|---|---|
| Original Characters | Death Angel Alice (Season 4) · Captain Park (Season 4) · Urban Tracker (Season 4) · Anna "Artery" Buckler (Season 6) · Witch Doctor (Season 7) · Hazmat Bomber (Season 7) · Vanguard (Season 7) · Naomi "Manta Ray" Mizushima (Season 8) · Emma Victorova (Season 9) · Tengu (Season 9) · Dark Shepherd (Season 9) · American Bulldog (Season 9) · Scylla (Season 10) · Siren (Season 10) · Hidora Kai (Season 11) · Édouard "Templar" Couteau (Season 12) · Stansfield (Season 13) · Ether (2021 Season 1) · Alias (2021 Season 2) · Rosa (2021 Season 3) · Vagr Modir (2021 Season 3) · Cecilia "Dame" Perrin (2021 Season 4) · Rott (2021 Season 6) · Cassius (2021 Season 6) · Hakan "Demir" Pala (2021 Season 7) · Kryptis (2021 Season 7) · "Lazarus" (2021 Season 10) |
| Modern Warfare Series | Original: Ghost (Season 1) · Price (Season 1) · Gaz (Season 2) · Soap (Season 4) · Vladimir Makarov (Season 7) · Vasquez (Season 8) · Kamarov (Season 9) · Shepherd (2021 Season 2) · Roach (2021 Season 8) |
| Black Ops Series | Battery (Season 1) · Outrider (Season 1) · Prophet (Season 1) · Ruin (Season 1) · Terrance Brooks (Season 1) · Alex Mason (Season 2) · Spectre (Season 2) · Tank Dempsey (Season 2) · Nomad (Season 2) · Lev Kravchenko (Season 2) · Firebreak (Season 3) · Seraph (Season 3) · Tian Zhao (Season 3) · Reaper (Season 5) · David Mason (Season 5) · Zero (Season 5) · Recon (Season 6) · Scarlett Rhodes (Season 6) · Javier Salazar (Season 6) · T.E.D.D. (Season 7) · Battle Hardened (Season 8) · Reznov (Season 9) · Richtofen (Season 9) · Nikolai Belinski (Season 9) · Takeo (Season 9) · Adler (Season 11) · Ajax (Season 11) · Cosmic Silverback (Season 11) · Frank Woods (Season 12) · Helen Park (Season 13) · Raul Menendez (Season 13) · Competitor (2021 Season 3) · High Priest of Chaos (2021 Season 3) · Blackjack (2021 Season 7) · Misty (2021 Season 9) |
| Ghosts | Elite PMC (Season 1) · Gabriel T. Rorke (Season 13) · Thomas A. Merrick (2021 Season 1) · Logan Walker (2021 Season 1) · Riley (2021 Season 4) · Alex V. "Ajax" Johnson (2021 Season 5) · Keegan (2021 Season 5) |
| Advanced Warfare | Sentinel Recon (Season 4) · Gunzo (Season 8) · Bathysphere (Season 9) · Proton (2021 Season 1) |
| Infinite Warfare | Phantom (Season 3) · FTL (Season 3) · Merc (Season 12) · Ethan (2021 Season 1) |
| WWII | Carver Butcher (Season 9) · Vivian Harris (Season 9) · Bailout (Season 9) · Wicht Warden (Season 9) |
| Vanguard | Arthur Kingsley (2021 Season 7) · Lucas Riggs (2021 Season 9) |
| Promotional | John Rambo (2021 Season 3) · John McClane (2021 Season 3) |
Call of Duty Black Ops 2 Frank Woods
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