Delta Force: Tactical Armament Voucher Guide, All 7 Sources

Since Thursday, August 27, 2026, Delta Force has been distributing Armament Vouchers through seven channels opened at the same time, and the season shifts on Tuesday, September 8, 2026. These vouchers are neither Delta Tickets nor Delta Coins: they are a third currency, and the only one that Team Jade has already stated in writing does not survive a season change.

Three currencies, and only one whose disappearance has already been written

The time-limited Delta Tickets and the Delta Coins fuel the shop's appearance draws; only the former carry an expiration date. Tekniq Alloy, on the other hand, is an exchange currency: it's what you use to buy Armament Vouchers in the time-limited shop.

The Armament Voucher occupies a category of its own, one the studio never explains. The only statement defining it appears in the announcement from June 17, 2026, which promised to "claim 20 draws of armament vouchers." A voucher is therefore worth one draw, not a free purchase in the shop; the June 25 reminder ties them to the progression of your tactical armament. That's it: no French announcement details the rewards table that these draws feed into, nor does it set any rate whatsoever.

The sentence that decides everything was written on June 25 — not August 27

The text is official, it is in French, and it appears in the announcement of Thursday, June 25, 2026, under the heading "Reminder about Armament Vouchers":

"Your tactical armament progression will be kept for the new season, but all armament vouchers you own will be wiped upon the update. Make sure to use them beforehand!"

This announcement was preparing for the switch on June 30, the one that launched Season Fusion. It therefore does not literally concern September 8 — and Team Jade has not reposted this reminder. We are presenting this wipe as a likely repeat based on a dated precedent, not as an announcement: the nuance changes nothing about what needs to be done, but it does mean we cannot state that a player who keeps their vouchers will definitely lose them.

The June reminder included a second point, rarely noted: after the switch, S9 Provision Packs could no longer be upgraded through crafting, with S10 Provision Packs taking over. The studio did not write down either the number of the upcoming season or that of the corresponding pack.

June and September have the same shape, day for day

This is the strongest argument in favor of a repeat, and it holds up when checking the announcements.

The parallel goes down to the smallest detail: June 30 and September 8 are both Tuesdays, June 29 and September 7 are both Mondays, and the closing block ends each time the evening before the new season starts.

Team Jade rolls out its updates on Thursdays, and the June reminder came five days before the switchover. Five days before September 8 gives us Thursday, September 3: that's when the announcement should be expected. This reasoning is our own; the studio has not communicated any publication date.

An additional clue lies in the reward schedule of the "Skin Pre-registration" event: it hands out vouchers up to and including September 7, then stops paying them out and switches to a limited-time weapon skin for logins from September 8 to 10. The studio stops distributing the resource at exactly the point where, in June, it wiped it — our reading, not a statement from the publisher.

The seven sources, and the date each one closes

Six of them opened on August 27; the seventh, the most overlooked, has been running since July 31.

The last three rows are the game's weekly fixtures, renewed every week since May; in June, the block preceding the switchover had been shortened to end the day before the new season. They will therefore very likely reopen on September 4 for four days. This isn't officially announced: it's simply what the studio has been doing for four months.

Another subtlety: the second wave of tier missions for the major event only appears "7 days after the event begins," that is, on September 3. It therefore only covers the last five days of the event.

How many vouchers? Twenty-five, and nothing else is quantified

Only two sources carry a number. The "Skin Pre-registration" event pays out 1 voucher for logging in on September 1, 2 vouchers between September 2 and 6, then 2 vouchers on September 7: five in total, provided none of the three windows are missed, as they do not stack. The main distribution advertises 20 vouchers as its headline reward, without detailing its activity missions.

Twenty-five vouchers for a dedicated player: that's our addition of two published figures, not a total given by the publisher. The other five sources promise vouchers without saying how many.

The trap lies in a single line. Two of the five pre-registration vouchers fall on September 7, the eve of the switchover: if the wipe is confirmed, they must be converted that same evening, or they will have been earned for nothing.

Two dates that Team Jade wrote differently

The studio contradicted itself on the deadline for the time-limited Delta Tickets. The July 30 announcement stated: "The time-limited Delta Tickets are valid until 09/04/2026 at 23:59:59 UTC." The August 27 announcement states: "the time-limited Delta Tickets will expire on September 3 at 23:59 (UTC+0)." A full day's discrepancy between two official French texts from the same studio, and it's the most recent date that stands. Our articles from August 6 and 25 relayed the July 30 date, the only one published at the time. This deadline does not concern the Armament Vouchers, but it falls in the same week.

The same inconsistency applies to time zones: the tickets' expiration is timestamped in UTC+0 — that is, 1:59 a.m. on the night of September 3 to 4 in Paris, our own conversion — while the end of the "Home Stretch" is written as "09/07 23:59:59" with no time zone specified at all. Play your ranked matches with several hours to spare.

One last point on wording: "Réorientation season" is now an official French label, as of the August 27 announcement titled "Réorientation Season Preview." This was not the case a week earlier. The code names Rover and Clover, on the other hand, still have no French version: the announcement introducing them was never translated, not even on the game's French-language Steam channel.

In practice, in what order

1. Before the evening of Thursday, September 3: finish "Expert's Choice" with the SG552 and the M82, spend down your Tekniq Alloy at the time-limited shop, and push your score in Total Warfare for "Final Score." These three close first.
2. On Thursday, September 3: read the update announcement, on the very date the wipe reminder was published back in June, and when the second wave of tier missions opens.
3. From Friday, September 4 to Monday, September 7: set aside time for ranked Operations matches and graded Warfare matches during the "Home Stretch," which doubles points and hands out vouchers.
4. Throughout the whole period: don't let the mid-season Operations season XP slip away, open since July 31 — the oldest of the seven, and therefore the easiest to forget.
5. On Monday, September 7: log in for the last 2 vouchers, then spend them right away. This is the only point on the list where the order truly matters.

None of this puts your progress at risk: the June reminder is explicit, tactical armament carries over from one season to the next. What disappears are the unconverted tokens.