Fake Cia Terminal
Because Call of Duty is a virtual role-playing game, it can be helpful when playing the game to know the context of the characters. How to Enter Commands in COD: Black Ops You can login with the usernames and passwords from the table below for Call of Duty: Black Ops, using the RLOGIN. Do this at the CIA computer terminal where you input cheat codes; the terminal is behind interrogation chair. Once logged in, you can use the MAIL command to read their email, the DIR command to see which files you can open (much like the real on computers), and the CAT command to actually open the files (e.g. CAT file.txt) Tip: There's actually another way to login, and it's with the RLOGIN DREAMLAND command, which will prompt you for a username and password like normal. However, the usernames and passwords from the table below will not work with the Dreamland server (use the ones listed below the table). User Names and Passwords You can log in through any of the following accounts: Name Username Password Alex Mason amason PASSWORD Bruce Harris bharris GOSKINS D.
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Fake Cia Terminal
King dking MFK Dr. Adrienne Smith asmith ROXY Dr. Vannevar Bush vbush MANHATTAN Frank Woods fwoods PHILLY Grigori 'Greg' Weaver gweaver GEDEON J. Turner jturner CONDOR75 Jason Hudson jhudson BRYANT1950 John McCone jmccone BERKLEY22 Joseph Bowman jbowman UWD President John Fitzgerald Kennedy jfkennedy LANCER President Lyndon Baines Johnson lbjohnson LADYBIRD President Richard Nixon rnixon CHECKERS Richard Helms rhelms LEROSEY Richard Kain rkain SUNWU Ryan Jackson rjackson SAINTBRIDGET T.
Walker twalker RADI0 Terrance Brooks tbrooks LAUREN William Raborn wraborn BROMLOW. Note: The Alex Mason account is logged in by default. The ROPPEN username and TRINITY password, as well as VBUSH and MAJESTIC1 credentials, work with the RLOGIN DREAMLAND command. The people associated with those accounts are Dr. Robert Oppenheimer and V.
Bush, respectively. John McCone was the CIA director from 1961 to 1965. During McCone's tenure as director, the CIA was involved in many covert plots in Laos, Ecuador, Brazil, Cuba, and other countries. William Raborn was the director of CIA from 1965 to 1966.
Though he served as director for only 14 months before resigning, Raborn 'worked to satisfy President (Lyndon) Johnson's demands that the agency provide more intelligence and run clandestine operations' during the Vietnam War, according to Raborn's the. Richard Helms was director of the CIA from 1966 to 1973. Helms headed the agency during the Vietnam War, when the CIA was involved in secret operations in Laos and even Vietnam, itself.