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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 25 entries checked · 7 flagged · 20 issues confirmed · 7 corrected · 13 still open
Momentum-Based Movement — The claim that momentum-based movement first appears in Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is incorrect.
ACR (Adaptive Combat Rifle) — The entry states the ACR was 'born from a real-world design by Remington and Bushmaster,' but the real-world ACR was originally designed by Magpul Industries (as the Masada), and later produced by Remington and Bushmaster; this omits Magpul as the original des
ACR (Adaptive Combat Rifle) — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states the ACR 'lets operators swap between 5.56mm and 6.8mm calibers in under a minute,' but this specific time claim is not a widely documented or canonical specification and appears to be an invented detail.
M4A1 — The M4A1 does not appear in the original Ghost Recon (2001); it was added in later titles such as Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter (2006) or Ghost Recon 2 (2004) depending on platform.
M4A1 — The claim that the M4A1 replaced the M16 as the standard carbine for many U.S. special operations units in the late 1990s is inaccurate. The M4A1 was adopted by U.S. special operations forces in the mid-1990s (e.g., 1994 for some units), but the M16 remained i
M9 Beretta — The M9A1 variant was adopted in 2006, not 1985; the 1985 date refers to the original M9 (92F).
M9 Beretta — In Ghost Recon: Wildlands, the M9A1 cannot be dual-wielded in any game mode; dual-wielding is not a feature in that game.
Operation Silent Sentinel — The campaign's official title is not 'Operation Silent Sentinel'; that is the name of the final mission, not the entire campaign.
Operation Silent Sentinel — The Ghosts are described as 'technologically augmented,' which is misleading; they use advanced gear but are not cybernetically enhanced.
Operation Sandstorm — The primary antagonist is Colonel Sergei Ivanovich, but in the actual canon of *Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier*, the main antagonist is Colonel Sergei Ivanov (not Ivanovich).
Operation Sandstorm — The campaign does not span 'the jungles of Nicaragua' in *Future Soldier*; the first mission takes place in Nicaragua, but the environment is more arid and mountainous, not jungle.
Operation Ghost Recon — The campaign does not take place in 2008; the in-game timeline of the original Ghost Recon is set in 2009.
Operation Ghost Recon — The campaign does not culminate in a 'missile silo complex in the Russian country'; the final mission is set at a missile silo complex in the Ural Mountains, not simply 'Russian country'.
Momentum-Based Movement — [phantom sweep] meta-commentary published as content; rewrite source-grounded
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