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(click here to learn more)| Gunung Lapik | |
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| Settlement in Panau | |
| Type | Erroneously labeled as an air force base, but is really a ground military base. |
| Territory | East Tanah Raya |
| Coordinates | X:20270; Y:22580. |
| Missions that take place here | None |
Gunung Lapik is a military base in Just Cause 2.
Description[]
It's classified as an airport on the PDA map. However, the only aircraft in this "airport" is the AH-33 Topachula. In reality, Gunung Lapik a small military base, having mostly barracks and trucks. The translation of the base name is "Covered Mountain" and "Mount the Plinth" in Indonesian.
Completion[]
- 1 SAM.
- 1 Water tower.
- 13 Fuel Depots.
- 3 Broadcast Towers.
- 3 Generators.
- 10 Resource items:
- 5 Weapon Parts.
- 3 Vehicle Parts.
- 1 Armor Part.
- 1 Cash Stash.
Location[]
It is located in a forest, right next to the Panau Motorway/Highway System, and not too far from the sea. It's located near the Kem Udara Wau Pantas airport.
Vehicles[]
- AH-33 Topachula.
- 2 x Fengding EC14FD2.
- Maddox FVA 45 (can spawn with or without a Mounted Gun).
- MV V880.
Trivia[]
- Map icon confusion:
- It is reasonable to assume that a developer made an accident while assigning a classification for this military installation.
- It is also possible that Gunung Lapik may have been intended to be a military airbase in the conceptual phases before the map development began. This misclassification is simply an erroneous mistake and has no effect on gameplay or completion.
- It could be possible the base belongs to the Panauan Air Force. In many real-world militaries, air forces maintain ground infantry components. Consequently, this facility could be associated with a specialized unit within the Panauan Air Force, such as special forces, special warfare, security forces, military police, or a regular ground infantry unit. In this case, it likely serves as a supporting installation to the nearby large airbase, Kem Udara Wau Pantas. Additionally, it also could mean that this base belongs to the Panauan Air Force, but allows the Panauan Army or other branches to use the base. The latter reason is also common amongst most militaries in the world to allow different branches to use bases that don't belong to them. Or perhaps, this could be a joint base - although there is no official designation for that.