About

What this is

DMZ returns as a core pillar of Modern Warfare 4 on October 23, 2026 — a new extraction zone in Hajin, persistent FOB progression, and mechanics the original never had. The last generation of DMZ fan tools was abandoned years ago; nobody was building for the new one. So we are:

• A sourced, status-graded intel hub tracking every confirmed detail and credible report until launch.
• A day-one prep checklist so squads arrive knowing the Wanted system, MIA rescues, and FOB traits on paper.
• A day-one toolset — Hajin mission tracker with squad share codes, FOB planner, 3D-printer crafting calculator — going live as fast as launch data exists. The frameworks are already built and tested.

Where the intel comes from

Every intel item is labeled confirmed (official source) or reported (credible press) and carries its source. We rewrite everything in our own words, cross-check where outlets disagree, and update weekly until launch — daily during launch week. Unverified leaks are either excluded or clearly marked as rumor.

Found an error?

Intel corrections and tips are welcome — a community Discord and contact form arrive with the public launch. Until then, corrections land via the repository issue tracker.

Privacy

Your checklist progress is stored only in your own browser (localStorage). No accounts, no tracking pixels of our own, no data leaves your device.

Legal

DMZTracker is an unofficial fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Activision Publishing, Inc. Call of Duty®, Modern Warfare®, and Warzone™ are trademarks or registered trademarks of Activision Publishing, Inc. No official game assets (artwork, logos, audio) are used on this site; all interface elements are original. Game-data references are community-compiled facts presented for informational purposes. If you are a rights holder with a concern, contact us and we will respond promptly.