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The Dark Army: Uprising
If we don't end war, war will end us! — H.G. Wells The Dark Army: Uprising, often abbreviated TDA, is the first half of a two-parts divided single-player standalone modification of Return -
Clipboards & Letters (Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory Single-Player & Cooperative)
This is a complete list of Clipboards and Documents from Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. To: Afrika Corps Dig Crew -
Clipboards & Letters (The Dark Army: Uprising)
This should be a complete list of Clipboards and Letters from The Dark Army: Uprising. To: Security Personnel -
The Dark Army 2: Downfall
War would end if the dead could return! — Stanley Baldwin The Dark Army 2: Downfall, often abbreviated TDA, is the second half of a two-parts divided single-player standalone modification of Return to Castle -
Karl von Starke
Karl von Starke is one of the two secondary antagonists of The Dark Army: Uprising, and a major antagonist in The Dark Army 2: Downfall. Karl was a feared torturer in the Third Reich and -
B.J. Blazkowicz
William Joseph "B.J." Blazkowicz is the main protagonist of The Dark Army duology and Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. He's an American special agent of the Office of Secret Actions. In 1943, B.J. Blazkowicz -
Village
Village is the third part of The Dark Army: Uprising. Infiltrate a snowy village, north of Wulfburg, under enemy occupation, and sneak into the sewers! -
Deathshead
Wilhelm "Deathshead" Strasse is the main antagonist of The Dark Army: Uprising and a supporting antagonist in The Dark Army 2: Downfall. Deathshead has been involved in a few operations by the Nazis thwarted by -
Wilhelm von Starke
Wilhelm von Starke is one of the two secondary antagonists of The Dark Army: Uprising. During Operation Resurrection in 1943, Wilhelm designed the Tesla gun alongside his elder brother, Karl. -
Karl Villigut
Karl Villigut is a supporting character in The Dark Army series, as well as Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. In 1943, Karl Villigut gave B.J. Blazkowicz a Sten to silently kill Nazis in Wulfburg. -
Kessler
Rudolf Kessler is a character in The Dark Army series. He is an unseen character in The Dark Army: Uprising, and the deuteragonist of The Dark Army: Downfall. Kessler is the leader of the Wulfburg -
Christoph Machtig
Christoph Machtig is the tertiary antagonist of The Dark Army: Uprising. Christoph Machtig assisted Helga von Bulow in Northern Egypt during Operation Resurrection in 1943. -
Jack Stone
Jack Stone is the deuteragonist of The Dark Army: Uprising, and a supporting character in The Dark Army: Downfall. He is the OSA Director's most trusted assistant. Jack Stone was involved in many operations -
OSA Director
The OSA Director is a supporting character in The Dark Army: Uprising. The OSA Director has overseen the termination of Operation Resurrection in 1943, and Project Nachtsonne in 1944. -
Office of Secret Actions
The Office of Secret Actions is a joint American-British government agency headquartered in London, England. Members[ ] OSA Director, Jack Stone, B.J. Blazkowicz, Agent One (Deceased), Agent Two -
Fuel Dump
Fuel Dump is the sixth and final mission in the Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory expansions, and the third and final mission in the Central Europe campaign. Part 1[ ] Infiltrate the Tunnels without being spotted, Locate and -
Tesla 44-DR
The Tesla 44-DR, or Tesla MK1, is a special weapon developed by Wilhelm and Karl von Starke using energy from the Dark Relic. During Operation Resurrection in 1943, Wilhelm and Karl developed the first -
The Dark Army: Volume 1
The Dark Army: Volume 1 is a document about Deathshead's plans on the Dark Army. It is found in the Crypt in The Dark Army: Uprising. DEATHSHEAD and his two personal assistants, KARL and -
M1 Snooper
The M1 Snooper rifle is an experimental sniper rifle used by the Office of Secret Actions. This weapon is obtained in the first part of Wurzburg Radar and the second part of Fuel Dump. -
Missions
The Dark Army has over thirteen new exclusive missions, set between Wolfenstein and Wolfenstein: The Old Blood. The first part has eight playable missions, set in eight different locations. -
Achievements (Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory Single-Player)
This is a list of achievements in Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory Single-Player. Campaign-related[ ] Siwa Oasis Complete the "Siwa Oasis" mission on any difficulty., Complete the "Siwa Oasis" mission on any difficulty., Seawall Battery Complete -
M1 Garand
The M1 Garand was the United States military's standard service rifle during World War II. Like most of the allied weapons, the M1 Garand is used from the very start of the game. -
SS Paranormal Division
The SS Paranormal Division is a special division within the SS that deals with the occult and supernatural. Members[ ] Deathshead (deceased), Karl von Starke, Wilhelm von Starke (deceased), Christoph Machtig (deceased) -
Würzburg Radar
Würzburg Radar is the fourth mission in the Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory expansions, and the first mission in the Central Europe campaign. Part 1[ ] Capture the Forward Bunker, Eliminate the officers in the villa, Locate and -
BAR
The Browning Automatic Rifle M1918 is a weapon used by the United States military during World War II. The weapon is available from the start of the story in both the Day and Night campaigns
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