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#GTA SA BOXVILLE LOCATION SERIES#

Tug (within underground complex only during Black Project)Īfter making his way out to Bone County to meet up with undercover government agent Michael "Mike" Toreno at the abandoned airstrip, protagonist Carl "CJ" Johnson begins performing dangerous and difficult tasks for this shady government agent, whose "paymasters" remain unidentified (although it is speculated that Toreno may be working for the NSA or the CIA).

Two Rhino tanks (in hangars on airstrip after Verdant Meadows).

Minigun - In the control room inside the base.

Combat Shotgun - In a dark hallway inside the base.

Thermal Vision Goggles - Inside the control room.

Night Vision Goggles - On a watchtower platform.

M4 - Behind a staircase leading to a watchtower.

And if it did, we'd name it something." Later, in the opening cutscene of the mission Black Project, it is implied that this is a reference to Area 69, as The Truth calls it, saying "There's a place, not even on the map.". In one segment of WCTR News, played after completion of Yay Ka-Boom-Boom, Lianne Forget reports about government officials having "denied the existence of an area in Bone County that isn't on the map" before going on to state that a person, unprepared to be named, said, "The so-called place that isn't called anything doesn't exist. In fact, front-page headlines of an issue of The San Andreas Times read, Over 30 people killed in Area 69, Demolish Area 69!!, and also Area 69 = Rubbish. There have been reported over 30 deaths due to people attempting to trespass onto the base. Public relations for Area 69 have suffered from a great deal of distrust and suspicion from the people of Bone County. These garages are the first areas in the game in which military vehicles will automatically spawn.

#GTA SA BOXVILLE LOCATION SERIES#

The above-ground structures include a series of watch towers, a control tower, a small airstrip, and garages for military vehicles. Much of the base consists of underground research labs, although the player can only enter these labs during the course of a single mission (or by finding a way into San Andreas' "Blue Hell" - an area under the main terrain mesh - and finding the underground base there). Echoing the conspiracy theories surrounding Area 51, it is implied that the facility may be tied to local housing projects involving UFOs and extraterrestrial life, as suggested by the presence of the nearby Lil' Probe'Inn, the dialog on the base's PA system during the " Black Project" mission (Quotes: "Would the personnel working with the alien body, please put it away." and "Personnel found stealing alien technology will not be invited to the next employee outing."), and by dialog on Marvin Trill's in-game radio show Area 53. The base houses various clandestine government projects, including the Black Project Jetpack, a couple of weapon pickups and a couple of body armor and health icon spawn points. The SAM sites may even shoot down non-Hydra NPC airplanes and cause them to crash to the ground. Furthermore, their heat-seeking missiles may be avoided using countermeasures (flares), if using a Hydra. The base's four SAM sites may be destroyed using powerful weaponry such as missiles from a jet, a rocket launcher, or a minigun.

Flying too close to the edge of the base will also result in attack from the nearest SAM site, although a wanted level will not be obtained if close enough to the base's periphery. Flying over the base results not only in the wanted level, but also trackings and attacks from SAM sites and pursuing Hydras. Entering or flying over the base will result in a 5-star wanted level.

In the past, Area 69 was associated with the long-held rumor of aliens and UFO sightings in the game. The in-game base differs greatly from the real life Area 51, evidenced by the lack of a runway, smaller overall size, and different layout. The base is a spoof of the real-life Area 51 in southern Nevada, but named after the 69 sexual position.