Anti-Aircraft Site Iota is the only flak post on Isla Santuario, and its guns cover most of the island. It also holds map intel that reveals FND caches.
A framed flak gun with missile launchers, a few FND guards and a tent. Inside the tent you find the Depleted Uranium on the left and a map on the table to the right. Two readable notes sit around the site, one a state news item about the base and one a soldier's notes about losing a fight with a hog.
Approach on foot or by road, since flying in gets you warned and then shot down. Tag the guards from cover with your phone first. One explosive hit, or two to three grenades, usually wrecks the gun.
You collect Depleted Uranium for your Supremo and Resolver weapons, and the map intel reveals FND caches on Isla Santuario. Destroying the gun also opens most of the island's airspace for flying and Air Drop.
The propaganda note claims the site protects a Viviro tobacco processing area and the hub of the island's Outcast system. Read it for some world building on how the FND runs Santuario.
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