This is a showcase of all the Offensive and Defensive FireSupport Actions/Scorechains also known as Scorestreaks that are available in Medal of Honor (2010) for both the Coalition and OpFor faction with perspectives from both the attacking and receiving end.

Coalition FireSupport Actions (Attacking)
00:00 Mortar Strike M224 Mortar Strike
00:25 Rocket Attack M270 MLRS Rocket Strike
00:49 Missile Attack AGM114 Hellfire Missile
01:11 Artillery Strike M777 Howitzer
01:32 Strafing Run A10 Strafing Run
01:56 Air Strike F16 CAS Fighter Strike
02:23 Cruise Missile BGM109 Tomahawk

OpFor FireSupport Actions (Attacking)
03:34 Mortar Strike M57 Mortar Strike
03:58 Rocket Attack BM21 Grad Rocket Strike
04:17 Missile Attack 9K114 SHTURM Missile
04:41 Artillery Strike M1955 Howitzer Artillery
05:00 Strafing Run SU25 Strafing Run
05:23 Air Strike MiG Raid
05:48 Cruise Missile R17 SCUD

Coalition FireSupport Actions (Receiving)
06:55 M224 Mortar Strike
07:05 M270 MLRS Rocket Strike
07:16 AGM114 Hellfire Missile
07:28 M777 Howitzer
07:36 A10 Strafing Run
07:46 F16 CAS Fighter Strike
07:58 BGM109 Tomahawk

OpFor FireSupport Actions (Attacking)
08:16 M57 Mortar Strike
08:26 BM21 Grad Rocket Strike
08:36 9K114 SHTURM Missile
08:48 M1955 Howitzer Artillery
08:57 SU25 Strafing Run
09:07 MiG Raid
09:18 R17 SCUD

Defensive Support Actions
09:32 Intel
10:00 Match Ammo
10:19 Flak Vests
10:30 FMJ Ammo
10:41 Jammer
10:51 Armor Piercing Rounds
11:01 Ballistic Vests

Here's a playlist of all the Medal of Honor (2010) showcase videos I managed to record of the Fire Support, Combat Mission and other aspects of the game before it was shut down.    • Medal of Honor  

Medal of Honor (2010) a game that is truly underrated. This shooter did what no others dared to do and sadly no one would never dare to do again. Where other shooters turned war into a circus Medal of Honor always stood for authenticity, to entertain, educate and show the realities of war. Medal of Honor (2010) rebooted the historically World War 2 series with a modern warfare setting based off real life events set in the grounded and gritty contemporary War in Afghanistan. The game was developed by two studios on different engines while unusual they offered solid experiences in their own right. Danger Close Studios was responsible for developing the moving and authentic singleplayer campaign on Unreal Engine 3 whilst it's multiplayer built on Frostbite 1.5 would be developed by the creators of the renowned Battlefield series DICE who created an adrenaline filled experience combining the best of both worlds of Call of Duty's tight close quarters gunplay, scorestreaks with Battlefield's vehicles, destructibility and scale. In particular the gamemode called Combat Mission was superior to Rush found in Battlefield. Rather than destroying meaningless MCOMs the maps we’re specifically designed around the gamemode with physical objectives like roadblocks and antiaircraft batteries that affected gameplay and gave a sense of story to the map. The Cruise Missile in this game would become the greatest scorestreak/fire support in the history of gaming. Everything about Medal of Honor was fantastic from the satisfying gunplay, sound design, soundtrack, level design, art direction, graphics, immersion and story. Released a few years too late to the modern warfare trend and perhaps a few years too early for a game based on a concurrent war and we would eventually see in part due to EA and it's bigger brother Battlefield, that this game and the Medal of Honor series would unfortunately be cast under the radar.

As of February 16th 2023, Electronic Arts is to shut down the online services for Medal of Honor: Airborne (2007), Medal of Honor (2010) and Medal of Honor: Warfighter (2012) games meaning the multiplayer of these games will never be playable ever again. It is a sad day for us all as one of the most influential and legendary series of all time that has shaped the first person shooter genre is coming to its end. Game preservation is important and this raises the ethical/legal question surrounding games as a service & always online DRM that if the developers they can no longer host their online services shouldn't they have the duty to release the server hosting tools to the community so that players can still play the game they paid for?

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