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Call of Duty 2 map callouts.

Learn the names your teammates use. Start with the spawns, A and B sites, then the routes between them.

Toujane overhead callout map with named positions, Axis and Allies spawns, and A and B bomb sites. Open the full-size image to read the labels. — Callout artwork: Boomers Play.

Carentan overhead callout map with named positions, Axis and Allies spawns, and A and B bomb sites. Open the full-size image to read the labels. — Callout artwork: Boomers Play.

Burgundy overhead callout map with named positions, Axis and Allies spawns, and A and B bomb sites. Open the full-size image to read the labels. — Callout artwork: Boomers Play.

Matmata overhead callout map with named positions, Axis and Allies spawns, and A and B bomb sites. Open the full-size image to read the labels. — Callout artwork: Boomers Play.

Dawnville overhead callout map with named positions, Axis and Allies spawns, and A and B bomb sites. Open the full-size image to read the labels. — Callout artwork: Boomers Play.

Villers-Bocage overhead callout map with named positions, Axis and Allies spawns, and A and B bomb sites. Open the full-size image to read the labels. — Callout artwork: Boomers Play.

Turn the callouts into map knowledge

Pick one map. Find both spawns, the A and B sites, and the main route between them on the image.
Walk the route in-game. In a quiet or private session, say each callout as you reach it. Check which entrances and lines of sight connect those positions.
Practise with a teammate. Name a position and have them locate it. Then practise short calls with what you actually saw.

After a match, revisit the place where you were surprised. Check the angle and your position instead of trying to memorise the whole map at once.

Callouts can vary between teams. Use these maps as a starting point and agree on names with your teammates.