Ejértico Revolucionario de Liberación

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Ejértico Revolucionario de Liberación
Their flag.
Faction in Just Cause
Goal, or purpose	To overthrow the military dictatorship of general Salvador Mendoza
Ideology	Socialism
Leader	José Caramicas
Starting base, or HQ	Unknown
Source of money	Popular support of the people, Uncle Sam

The Ejército Revolucionario de Liberación a.k.a. "the Guerrillas" a.k.a. The Peoples Revolutionary Army of San Esperito (PRASE) is a paramilitary faction in Just Cause (1).

Description

They are the main force opposing Salvador Mendoza's government in San Esperito. They are led by José Caramicas, who is arrested before the events of game. An alliance between The Agency and the guerrillas is formed after the mission Breakout, in which Rico frees Caramicas from the El Grande Fort. They're also in league with the Rioja Cartel, who opposes both the government and the Montano Cartel backed by it. Their Faction color is green.

Rico can do sidemissions for them to liberate settlements and Provinces and to unlock safehouses. Higher ranks in the Guerrilla army will unlock different vehicles and weapons at the safehouses.

This faction is similar to the Reapers, in Just Cause 2. They both represent left-wing politics and want to cause a revolution.

If you complete all the storyline missions, Provincia Aguilar and Isla Dominio are guaranteed to be under their control (marked green on the PDA political map).

The name "The People's Revolutionary Army of San Esperito (PRASE)" appears only in the game manual.

Vehicles

The Guerrillas presumably utilize captured military vehicles alongside civilian ones.

Likely for concealment purposes, Guerrilla vehicles provided at safehouses never appear in their faction colors and symbols. Vehicles at liberated military bases also tend to retain their original livery, rather than being repainted. Examples include the Rage-Johnston F6 Comet (military decals, only found at a base) and Jackson Z-19 Skreemer (brown and unmarked safehouse spawns).

Patrol vehicles

Land Vehicles

• Wallys GP - Some have mounted guns and some do not.
• Shimizu Tumbleweed - Equipped with a Mounted Gun.
• Hurst Buckaroo - Equipped with a mounted gun.

Helicopters

• Delta 5H4 Boxhead - Commonly seen in the sky. More common after the province is liberated and also used during liberations of the Cities.

In liberations or sidemissions

Land Vehicles

• Weaponized Tumbleweeds and Buckaroos are more common in liberations.
• Yamada 37-14 Vaquero - Uncommonly seen in village liberations.
• Battaille GPT-6 - A unique 4 wheel version is seen in a cut-scene during the mission Breakout.
• Ballard series armoured vehicles - Used in city, town, and military base liberations. The Scout is primarily used for these liberations, but the other two variants can rarely be seen on Isla Dominio during Taking Out The Garbage.

Helicopters

• Delta MAH-15 Chimaera - Provided in some sidemissions. Also seen in use in the final storyline mission.
• Jackson Z-19 Skreemer - Provided in some sidemissions. Also seen in use in the final storyline mission.

Provided at safehouses

Note all these vehicles are unmarked and as you promote, the land, nautical and air vehicles are slowly replaced. The land vehicles are replaced much more quickly, while the sea and air vehicles are only replaced once.

Land Vehicles

• Apache Army Model 842 - Civilian colors
• Baxter Petit - Civilian colors
• Scando 700 Sedan - Civilian colors
• Shimizu Tumbleweed - Civilian colors
• Wallys GP - Green and unarmed.
• Stinger GP - Green and armed with a mounted gun.
• MV - Green and unarmed.
• Harland DTWV-2 Scout - Brown. Last land vehicle to be unlocked.

Helicopters

• Jackson Z-19 Skreemer - Brown. Replaced by Chimaera.
• Delta MAH-15 Chimaera - Agency version, oddly. Replaces Skreemer.

Nautical vehicles

• Jaeger 5FJ 7 - At coastal safehouses. Replaced by Pequod.
• Pequod - Harpoon PC 350 - At coastal safehouses. Replaces Jaegar.

Trivia

• Due to a glitch that randomly turns friendly NPCs hostile during liberations, the all green camouflage soldier model was once thought to be a special forces soldier of the San Esperito Military.
• It is speculated that when an area falls under their control, they will police the area and maintain security, as a number of their vehicles spawn in guerrillas stable areas.
• They're the only faction in the game that uses the Dawson 61 Sports Model.
• Their flag is almost identical to the flag of Burkina Faso, a nation in Africa.
• The group's name translates into English as "Revolutionary Liberation Army".

Gallery

Soldiers

A guerrilla soldier in all green camouflage. These are the special forces for the Guerrillas.

Two guerrillas soldiers speaking between themselves. They are wielding Moretti P.94.

Drunk guerrilla soldiers found in a sidemission. These particular Guerrillas are actually coded as enemies and other Guerrilla soldiers will attack them.

Guerrilla soldiers are visibly armed while driving.

Patrol vehicles

The three guerrilla patrol vehicles: At the front is the Shimizu Tumbleweed, in the middle is the Hurst Buckaroo, and in the background is the Wallys GP.

Shimizu Tumbleweed.

Hurst Buckaroo.

Wallys GP.

Delta 5H4 Boxhead, also used during liberations of the towns and cities.

Vehicles exclusive to liberations

Yamada 37-14 Vaquero, appears during Guerrilla village liberations only.

Ballard M5B1 Scout, appears during Guerrilla liberations for towns, cities, or military bases. It is the most powerful Guerrilla land vehicle.

Vehicles exclusive to sidemissions

Jackson Z-19 Skreemer.

Delta MAH-15 Chimaera. It is the most powerful Guerrilla aircraft.

Vehicles provided at safehouses

Note that even though some of the military vehicles belong to the Guerrillas, they are unmarked.

Apache Army Model 842.

Baxter Petit.

Scando 700 Sedan.

Shimizu Tumbleweed.

Stinger GP.

MV.

Harland DTWV-2 Scout.

Jaeger 5FJ 7.

Pequod - Harpoon PC 350.

Jackson Z-19 Skreemer.

Miscellaneous vehicles

The Guerrillas' patrol vehicles: Shimizu Tumbleweed on the right and Hurst Buckaroo on the left.

Guerrilla versions of the Wallys GP (left) and the MV (right).

Shimizu Tumbleweed: Guerrilla version on the left and the Montano Cartel version on the right.

Hurst Buckaroo: Guerrilla version on the right and the Montano Cartel version on the left.

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A police officer driving a Wallys GP and shooting at the same time.

The patrol vehicles of three organizations involved in a crash, guerrilla, police and rioja..jpg

The patrol vehicles of three factions involved in a shootout: a Wallys GP of the Guerrillas is on the left, a Huerta Mesa of the San Esperito Police Department is in the center, and a Chevalier Street Bird De Luxe of the Rioja Cartel is on the right.

Three Guerrilla helicopters: a Delta MAH-15 Chimaera is in the front, in the middle is a Delta 5H4 Boxhead, and in the background is a Jackson Z-19 Skreemer.

Guerrilla versions of the Delta MAH-15 Chimaera on the right and Delta 5H4 Boxhead on the left.

Guerrilla versions of the Delta MAH-15 Chimaera on the left and Jackson Z-19 Skreemer on the right.

The Guerrilla versions of the Jackson Z-19 Skreemer: The one provided for sidemissions is on the left and the one provided at safehouses is on the right.

Decals

The Guerrilla's primary logo.

The Guerrilla's secondary logo.

The Guerrilla's tertiary logo.

The Guerrilla's stripe decal.

A mirrored version of the primary logo, seen on some vehicles with inverted decals, such as the Wallys GP.

Miscellaneous

Traditional magazine stands where are sold vandalized posters and vandalized magazine.

The vandalized posters on town walls show support for José Caramicas and his revolution effort.

More vandalized posters.

A police station after and before the liberation of the settlements.

Locations of the safehouses in San Esperito. See also: Maps.