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General Hawk,
I've found the Snake's position in the grass. I have managed to gather names and call signs on the Snakes in what is called Vipers Nest.
Lt. Onesi, call sign Alpha 1
Tele-Viper Fintak, call sign Xhairs
Techno-Viper Kosa, call sign Spectre
Pilot Nason, call sign Stormavik
Sniper Akin, call sign Dark Horse
Viper Lee, call sign Viper
Viper Crouch, call sign Narceron
Viper Young, call sign Yeti
Viper Logan, call sign Wolverine
The unit has a single BAT in its service. It has been upgraded for the surroundings having a clip-fed and wrist-mounted full auto weapon firing standard 5.56x45 mm NATO rounds. As well as having a circular saw, chain saw, and flame thrower attachment for clearing vegetation.
I have yet to see any armor capabilities. I have witnessed the use of a modified Spec For XLR 250, a modified civilian pickup, and in one instance a modified Trouble Bubble.
The unit receives a single supply drop via air each month. There seems to be no regularity to the deliveries. I have witnessed dozens of such drops. The number and size of crates dropped have varied. I have yet to assess the contents of these drops.
I have recorded troop movements. They run regular sweeps of the area and are highly organized. These are not new troopers stuck on a shit assignment. I'd venture to say that these are seasoned Cobra Vipers.
The men of Vipers Nest tend to leave the locals alone. However, I have witnessed several raids in the village where the Vipers "search" the area. They never find anything during the search. However, the effect does keep the locals in line.
I am including a crude schematic of the exterior of the Vipers Nest.
I have yet to see anything that gives me a reason to believe that this is some sort of super bunker.
Will continue recon.
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