Call of Duty: Warzone New Operators' Backstories

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Call of Duty: Warzone has proven to be an overwhelming success for Activision, with the battle royale establishing itself as one of the most discussed titles of recent years. Despite this initial success, new content has to be periodically added in order to shake things up and keep fans engaged.

With the recent introduction of Season 3 for Call of Duty: Warzone, swathes of new content have already been implemented, with more set to come later on. One of the staples of this new Seasonal content is the addition of new playable operators. These operators cover a range of backgrounds, and are all linked by their membership in the same special forces group: Task Force Harpy.

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All three of the new operators introduced in Season 3 of Warzone belong to Task Force Harpy, a group of advanced soldiers is led by a mysterious figure named Captain Butcher. The special forces group will seemingly play a huge role in the overarching narrative that Season 3 will tell, more specifically the King Kong vs. Godzilla threat of Operation Monarch.

The members of Task Force Harpy were the first responders to the monstrous threat looming over the new Warzone map Caldera, and partially helped to reclaim the island. Upon discovering caches of hyper-lethal prototype weapons on the island, the members of Task Force Harpy are left with the task of ascertaining who and what the weapons are meant for.

The first operator introduced with Season 3 of Call of Duty: Warzone is Mateo Hernandez. Keen fans of Call of Duty: Vanguard will recognize Hernandez as a naval gunner who featured prominently in different singe-player missions, born in 1919 to a large Mexican-American family in