"I've always been humbled by the sacrifice our military and their families make every day to ensure our freedoms. We want to honor that fact and give the real heroes the attention they deserve," de los Reyes said. These men and women face the real thing every day. "We play at war on the safety of our sound stages, with imaginary weapons and pretend enemies. Frank Woods), and Rich McDonald (Commander David Mason) play against troops at each tour stop beginning today and running through February 4. The effort is part of a USO/Armed Forces Entertainment tour that will see Black Ops voice talent Kamar de los Reyes (Raul Menendez), James Burns (Sgt. In addition, several of the game's leading voice actors will embark on a tour to visit soldiers and staff. Forbes reports today that Activision will donate copies of Black Ops II to military bases and hospitals across the world. Call of Duty: Black Ops II has minted over $1 billion for Activision, and now the publisher is giving back to real-world troops.