This is a page about military bases in Just Cause (1). For the military bases in Just Cause 2, see: Category: Just Cause 2 military bases.

A military base is a heavily defended settlement. Bases can be taken by beginning the liberation mission with the guerrilla at the entrance, and following the steps. Though takeover is much the same as with a village, the increased firepower of the enemy increases the difficulty sharply.

Contents 1 Types of base 1.1 Bases that appear on the game map and are available to be taken over: 1.2 Unmarked bases: 2 Vehicles provided at military bases 3 Alphabetical list of bases and their vehicles 4 Map of military bases.

Types of baseEdit

Bases that appear on the game map and are available to be taken over:Edit

The most commonly encountered base is a simple encampment. These are often the easiest to take, yet offer few rewards in the way of vehicles. Also frequently encountered are rotary bases, those focusing on helicopters as their main source of firepower. Often encountered are air bases. These provide planes, and often jets, such as the Ulysses-McCoy Redcloud. Perhaps the rarest bases are naval ones. There is only one of these present in the game. However if approached while in government possession, Rico will gain a medium wanted level. If approached with a helicopter the Automatic surface to air missile launchers will start to move and shoot at Rico. If Rico is on foot or driving a car/bike, a armed helicoopter will spawn out of the sky and start shooting at Rico. Note that when getting to a liberation breifing, this will happen. This is probably made to be like this as the current political scenario has a situation where only government personnel can enter the base with permission, meaning that if someone else approaches the base, e.g. Rico, Guerilla Forces etc, will be shot at because the base's occupants will think that Rico will take over the base, though the main aim of the game is to liberate these bases.

Warning: All who wish to "liberate" (conquer) any bases with the aid of hijacked attack helicopters should take into account the automatic surface to air missile launchers and take necessary precautions, such as (but not limited to):

• Approach the base slowly, so you'd have as much time as possible to shoot missiles at them before they attack you.

• Launch your missiles as soon as your missiles lock onto them.
• If you see in-coming missiles, remember: Most helicopters can go up, faster then side to side.

Unmarked bases:Edit

There are several Guerrilla bases hidden in the jungels, that don't apear on the map. These bases rarely offer any vehicles. Usually they have only Wallys GP's, but some of them even have Jackson JC - 2 Alamo helicopters.

Vehicles provided at military basesEdit

The vehicles provided at military bases are in the livery of government forces. These are often the more powerful and rare vehicles, such as MV's or the Rage Johnston F6 Comet

Alphabetical list of bases and their vehiclesEdit

The below table of Just Cause bases is complete and final. GMRE 18:13, September 9, 2010 (UTC)

According to international customs, if a military base is called for example "Camp Durango", then the "Camp" part of the name is an actual part of the name of the base and not the title. The title is something that's written after the name, for example "Costa Brava military base".

Name of a base Title of a base Map reference number	Ground vehicles	Aircraft	Boats
Base de los Guererros None 1	Battaille GPT-6 Wallys GP	2x McKenzie-Fergusson F2 Victor	None
Caballeros Military base 18	Ballard Sentry STRL - 14	Jackson JC - 2 Alamo	None
Camp del Rosario None 15	Battaille GPT-6	Delta 5H4 Boxhead	None
Camp Durango None 3	None	None	None
Castillo Military base 20	None	None	None
Córdoba Military base 25	None	Walker AH-16 Hammerbolt	None
Costa Brava Military base 23	Ballard Sentry STRL - 14 Stinger GP Battaille GPT-6	Jackson JC - 2 Alamo	None
Costa Verde Military camp 19	Harland DTWV-2 AA gun	Jackson JC - 2 Alamo Jackson Z-19 Skreemer	None
de los Bravos Military camp 13	MV Battaille GPT-6 Wallys GP	None	None
Don Ernesto Military base 24	Battaille GPT-6 Harland DTWV-2 Scout Wallys GP	Delta 5H4 Boxhead	None
Don Velasco Air base 22	None	2x Ulysses-McCoy Redcloud	None
El Crucero Air base 11	2x MV Rotor industries ATRV	Delta 5H4 Boxhead Jackson Z-19 Skreemer 2x McKenzie-Fergusson F2 Victor	None
El Oro Military camp 5	None	Delta 5H4 Boxhead	None
Encarnación Military base 17	None	Rage-Johnston F10 Wraith	None
Isla Alegre Military camp 7	Stinger GP Battaille GPT-6	HH-22 Savior	None
La Perdida Military base 10	Apache Army Model 842 2x MV Harland DTWV-2 Rocket battery	2x Jackson Z-19 Skreemer Rage Johnston F6 Comet	None
La Perla Military base 8	None	Delta 5H4 Boxhead Walker AH-16 Hammerbolt	Pequod - Harpoon PC 350
Las Crucitas Military camp 9	Harland DTWV-2 Rocket battery Stinger GP Wallys GP	Jackson Z-19 Skreemer	None
Los Hidalgos Air base 6	None	HH-22 Savior 2x McKenzie-Fergusson F2 Victor Stirling Jet Exclusive 9	None
Los Islas Defence HQ 21	Harland DTWV-2 AA gun	Ulysses-McCoy Redcloud	None
Maria Dolorosa Military camp 12	Harland DTWV-2 Scout	Delta 5H4 Boxhead Delta MAH-15 Chimaera	None
Octava Military camp 26	Ballard M5B1 Scout Ballard Centronel AAWV-21 2x Battaille GPT-6	None	None
Osvlado Guzman Military base 16	None	None	None
Quesada Military base 2	2x Battaille GPT-6	2x Ulysses-McCoy Redcloud	None
San Cristobal Military base 14	Battaille GPT-6 Wallys GP	Delta 5H4 Boxhead	None
San Mateo Military base 4	Wallys GP	HH-22 Savior Jackson Z-19 Skreemer	None

Map of military bases.Edit

See the full size image (1'219 × 1'223 pixels) and use the map reference numbers from the above table.

See also:

• Just Cause maps.