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{{Quotation|In the years before the [[Great War|War]], Fort Hagen was an important military command facility. Today, it is used as a base of operations for Kellogg, the cybernetically-enhanced mercenary employed by the Institute.|[[Fallout 4 loading screen]]}}
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{{Quotation|In the years before the [[Great War|War]], Fort Hagen was an important military command facility. Today, it is used as a base of operations for Kellogg, the cybernetically-enhanced mercenary employed by the Institute.|[[Fallout 4 loading screens|''Fallout 4'' loading screen hint]]}}
   
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'''Fort Hagen''' is a [[Fallout 4 locations|location]] in [[the Commonwealth]] in [[Timeline#2287|2287]]. It plays a key part in the [[Fallout 4 quests#Main quests|main quest]] of ''[[Fallout 4]]'', being [[Conrad Kellogg]]'s headquarters.<ref>[[Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide]] p. 309: ''"An old army base with a small surrounding town and medical hospital, Fort Hagen is now firmly sealed away from scavengers. Inspect the exterior and locate the parking structure under the building, with the entrance to the south. The first level down has a chemistry station and some health."''</ref>
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'''Fort Hagen''' is a ''[[Fallout 4]]'' [[Fallout 4 quests#Main storyline|main quest]] [[Fallout 4 locations|location]] in [[the Commonwealth]] in [[Timeline#2287|2287]].
  
   
 
==Layout==
  
==Layout==
 
Depending on the point in the game when the fort is approached, the exterior of the fort may be defended by five machine gun turrets that are placed on its roof.
  
Depending on the point in the game when the fort is approached, the exterior of the fort may be defended by five machine gun turrets that are placed on its roof.
   
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There are two ways of entering the fort: via the roof or via the garage. Of the two, the garage is the route that bypasses the most enemies (the synths on the second floor, and the machine gun turrets if present), but this path also bypasses notable loot. The garage is direct to the southwest of the main entrance. A chemistry station and a bed can be found in the garage, to the south of the door leading to the interior of Fort Hagen. The roof entrance can be reached by going around to the west side of the building and climbing the scaffolding. A hatch on the eastern roof will allow the player character to enter the building.
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There are two ways of entering the fort, via the roof or garage. Of the two, the garage is the route that bypasses the most enemies (the synths on the upper floor, and the machine gun turrets if present), but this path also bypasses notable loot. The garage is direct to the southwest of the main entrance. A chemistry station and a bed can be found in the garage, to the south of the door leading to the interior of Fort Hagen. The roof entrance can be reached by going around to the west side of the building and climbing the scaffolding. A hatch on the eastern roof will allow the player character to enter the building, entering on the upper floor.
   
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The entire interior of the fort is filled with [[synth]]s. On the upper floor, upon entering the building from the roof, the player will find a kitchen to the east with an issue of [[Guns and Bullets (Fallout 4)|Guns and Bullets]] on the table. Heading north into the hallway, the room to the east will have a cooking station and a hole connecting it to another room occupied by a machine gun turret. West of the hallway is a room mostly empty save for two Nuka Cola machines. Both rooms connect to another room which has a hole in the floor and also leads to the staircase. Both lead to the second floor.
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The entire interior of the fort is filled with [[synth]]s. On the upper floor, upon entering the building from the roof, the player character will find a kitchen to the east with an issue of ''[[Guns and Bullets (Fallout 4)|Guns and Bullets]]'' on the table. Heading north into the hallway, the room to the east will have a cooking station and a hole connecting it to another room occupied by a machine gun turret. West of the hallway is a room mostly empty save for two Nuka Cola machines. Both rooms connect to another room which has a hole in the floor and also leads to the staircase. Both lead to the lower floor.
   
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A protectron can be found and activated in the stairwell of the second floor. It, however, will not attack synths but instead may turn against the player. The second floor wraps around the staircase. A chained door to the west prevents immediate progress in that direction, so one must loop around the floor eastwards. The room to the southwest of the second floor will contain a machine gun turret. Continuing west and then north leads to an advanced locked terminal with an active mine lying under it and a military trunk with ammo and weapons next to it. The console will allow deactivation of the nearby laser turret and open the magnetic door further back in the room. Across from the magnetic door, the player can unchain the door heading back to the stairwell.
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A protectron can be found and activated in the stairwell of the lower floor. It, however, will not attack synths but instead may turn against the player character. (Piper may say "something's not right here"). The lower floor wraps around the staircase. A chained door to the west prevents immediate progress in that direction, so one must loop around the floor eastwards. The room to the southwest of the lower floor will contain a machine gun turret. Continuing west and then north leads to an advanced locked terminal with an active mine lying under it and a military trunk with ammo and weapons next to it. The console will allow deactivation of the nearby laser turret and open the magnetic door to a secure storage cage, further back in the room. Across from the magnetic door, the player character can unchain the door heading back to the stairwell. To the immediate right of the stairwell, at the south end of an area with museum display cases and Revolutionary War portraits, is a water fountain dispensing purified Water. This can be very useful in Survival mode.
   
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If the [[Reunions]] section of the main story line quest is active, or has been completed, an elevator will be found at the back of the room, leading onward to the basement. If the Reunions quest has not yet been reached, the elevator is blocked by wooden bars.
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If the [[Reunions]] section of the main storyline quest is active or has been completed, an elevator will be found at the back of the room, leading onward to the basement. If the Reunions quest has not yet been reached, the elevator is blocked by wooden bars.
   
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From the elevator, the player is confronted with a passage with a room at the end occupied by a machine gun turret. The passage has two doors on its east side. The first one can be unblocked from this side and is the door on the ground floor which leads to the garage entrance and the stairwell. In between the first and second door is a [[Fallout 4 traps#Tesla trap|Tesla trap]]. The second door leads to a room with [[Armor workbench|armor]] and [[weapons workbench]]es on the south and east walls. In the room at the end of the passage is a staircase heading down. Behind the security gate is another Tesla trap.
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From the elevator, the player character is confronted with a passage with a room at the end occupied by a machine gun turret. The passage has two doors on its east side. The first one can be unblocked from this side and is the door on the ground floor which leads to the garage entrance and the stairwell. In between the first and second doors is a [[Fallout 4 traps#Tesla trap|Tesla trap]]. The second door leads to a room with [[Armor workbench (Fallout 4)|armor]] and [[weapons workbench (Fallout 4)|weapons workbenches]] on the south and east walls. In the room at the end of the passage is a staircase heading down. Behind the security gate is another Tesla trap.
   
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Heading down another set of stairs leads to another security gate, this one guarded by a machine gun turret. At the end of the hall is a door leading to the [[Fort Hagen Command Center]]; until the Reunions quest becomes active the door is blocked by a plywood barrier.
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Heading down another set of stairs leads to another security gate, this one guarded by a machine gun turret. At the end of the hall is a door leading to the [[Fort Hagen Command Center]]. Until the Reunions quest becomes active the door is blocked by a plywood barrier.
   
 
==Notable loot==
  
==Notable loot==
 
{{for|notable loot in the Command Center|Fort Hagen Command Center#Notable loot|t1=Fort Hagen Command Center}}
  
{{for|notable loot in the Command Center|Fort Hagen Command Center#Notable loot|t1=Fort Hagen Command Center}}
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* [[Guns and Bullets (Fallout 4)|Guns and Bullets]] - On a table in the kitchen in the southeast corner of the fort. To the right upon entering the fort through the rooftop entrance.
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* ''[[Guns and Bullets (Fallout 4)|Guns and Bullets]]'' - On a table in the kitchen in the southeast corner of the fort. To the right upon entering the fort through the rooftop entrance.
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* [[FLL3 turbopump bearings]] - If the quest [[Last Voyage of the U.S.S. Constitution]] is active, Fort Hagen may be selected from among a list of radiant locations to find the part. The bearings can be found inside the green trunk in the same room where elevator to basement exist.
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* [[FLL3 turbopump bearings]] - If the quest [[Last Voyage of the U.S.S. Constitution]] is active, Fort Hagen may be selected from among a list of radiant locations to find the part. The bearings can be found inside the green trunk in the room where the elevator to the basement is located.
   
 
==Notes==
  
==Notes==
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* The command center is only accessible after the associated quest Reunions becomes active; the elevator that leads to it will be boarded up and unusable otherwise.
  
 
* Judging by the warehouses at the base and the presence of armored vehicles and multiple power armor stations, it seems Fort Hagen was home to units from one of the US Army armored divisions.
  
* Judging by the warehouses at the base and the presence of armored vehicles and multiple power armor stations, it seems Fort Hagen was home to units from one of the US Army armored divisions.
 
* When on the quest Reunions, and using [[Dogmeat (Fallout 4)|Dogmeat]] to track, upon arriving at Fort Hagen he may sit in front of the building's main doors, and not move despite commands to follow. To fix this, complete the mission and he should follow the Sole Survivor again.
  
* When on the quest Reunions, and using [[Dogmeat (Fallout 4)|Dogmeat]] to track, upon arriving at Fort Hagen he may sit in front of the building's main doors, and not move despite commands to follow. To fix this, complete the mission and he should follow the Sole Survivor again.
 
* The areas to the north, northeast, and west of Fort Hagen can have some potentially very dangerous enemies spawn randomly, they include but are not limited to: a [[Sentry bot (Fallout 4)|sentry bot]], a super mutant behemoth and/or a patrol of leveled gunners that are possibly joined by a Gunner commander wearing power armor.
  
* The areas to the north, northeast, and west of Fort Hagen can have some potentially very dangerous enemies spawn randomly, they include but are not limited to: a [[Sentry bot (Fallout 4)|sentry bot]], a super mutant behemoth and/or a patrol of leveled gunners that are possibly joined by a Gunner commander wearing power armor.
 
* The announcer in the elevator will only ever say, "Going up," although the elevator actually cycles between three floors. The floors are announced, but are garbled randomly as "Bwaaarbub Floor," "Kzztth Floor" and "POP zzt Kthlor."
  
* The announcer in the elevator will only ever say, "Going up," although the elevator actually cycles between three floors. The floors are announced, but are garbled randomly as "Bwaaarbub Floor," "Kzztth Floor" and "POP zzt Kthlor."
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* When at this location, [[Fallout 4 companions|companions]] make comments, which are activated at the outside the gated main room, next to the door.
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{| class="va-table va-table-full mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
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! colspan="2" | Location comments
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! style="width: 15%;" | Character
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! style="width: 85%;" | Comment
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| [[Cait]]
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| "{{Tooltip|This must be where all the top brass hung out while the soldiers were dyin' on the surface.|Entering a well-put together military command center. / Sarcastic}}"
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| [[Codsworth]]
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| "|{{Tooltip|Impressively still intact here. A wonder it wasn't a direct target.|Impressed and curious - in the command center of a base. / Impressed}}"
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| [[Curie]]
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| "I wonder where all the soldiers went."
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| [[Danse]]
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| "{{Tooltip|The equipment down here seems to be fairly intact. I wonder if any of it still operational.|Entering a well-put together military command center. / Neutral}}"
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|-
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| [[Deacon]]
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| "The good old American military. Destroying the world since 2077."
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|-
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| [[John Hancock]]
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| "{{Tooltip|Fancy room for a bunch of soldiers.|Entering a well-put together military command center. / Neutral}}"
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|-
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| [[Nick Valentine]]
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| "{{Tooltip|Some folks never lose their fondness for living in the basement.|Entering a well-put together military command center. / Neutral}}"
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|-
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| [[Piper Wright]]
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| "{{Tooltip|Place is in surprisingly good shape, considering.|Entering a well-put together military command center. / Neutral}}"
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| [[Preston Garvey]]
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| "{{Tooltip|I wonder how this place missed getting hit during the war. Seems like it would have been a prime target.|Puzzled}}"
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| [[Robert MacCready]]
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| "{{Tooltip|All this high-tech equipment, and they still couldn't figure out how stupid it was to push the button.|Entering a well-put together military command center. / Somber}}"
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| [[X6-88]]
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| "{{Tooltip|All of these computers put together wouldn't match the processing power of one Institute terminal.|Boasting}}"
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|}
   
 
==Appearances==
  
==Appearances==
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FortHagen-Office-Fallout4.jpg|Large office
  
FortHagen-Office-Fallout4.jpg|Large office
 
FO4 Energy weapons bobblehead Fort Hagen.jpg|[[Energy weapons bobblehead]]
  
FO4 Energy weapons bobblehead Fort Hagen.jpg|[[Energy weapons bobblehead]]
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FO4 sneak Fort Hagen.jpg|[[U.S. Covert Operations Manual]]
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FO4 sneak Fort Hagen.jpg|''[[U.S. Covert Operations Manual (Fallout 4)|U.S. Covert Operations Manual]]''
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FO4 Robco skill Fort Hagen.jpg|[[RobCo Fun]] magazine
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FO4 Robco skill Fort Hagen.jpg|''[[RobCo Fun (Fallout 4)|RobCo Fun]]'' magazine
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FO4 Fort Hagen Guns and Bullets.jpg|[[Guns and Bullets (Fallout 4)|Guns and Bullets]] at Fort Hagen
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FO4 Fort Hagen Guns and Bullets.jpg|''[[Guns and Bullets (Fallout 4)|Guns and Bullets]]'' at Fort Hagen
 
</gallery>
  
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FO4 Fort Hagen (storage area).jpg|Fort Hagen storage area
  
FO4 Fort Hagen (storage area).jpg|Fort Hagen storage area
 
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==References==
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{{References}}
   
 
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Revision as of 15:39, 23 May 2020

 
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“In the years before the War, Fort Hagen was an important military command facility. Today, it is used as a base of operations for Kellogg, the cybernetically-enhanced mercenary employed by the Institute.”— Fallout 4 loading screen hint

Fort Hagen is a location in the Commonwealth in 2287. It plays a key part in the main quest of Fallout 4, being Conrad Kellogg's headquarters.[1]

Layout

Depending on the point in the game when the fort is approached, the exterior of the fort may be defended by five machine gun turrets that are placed on its roof.

There are two ways of entering the fort, via the roof or garage. Of the two, the garage is the route that bypasses the most enemies (the synths on the upper floor, and the machine gun turrets if present), but this path also bypasses notable loot. The garage is direct to the southwest of the main entrance. A chemistry station and a bed can be found in the garage, to the south of the door leading to the interior of Fort Hagen. The roof entrance can be reached by going around to the west side of the building and climbing the scaffolding. A hatch on the eastern roof will allow the player character to enter the building, entering on the upper floor.

The entire interior of the fort is filled with synths. On the upper floor, upon entering the building from the roof, the player character will find a kitchen to the east with an issue of Guns and Bullets on the table. Heading north into the hallway, the room to the east will have a cooking station and a hole connecting it to another room occupied by a machine gun turret. West of the hallway is a room mostly empty save for two Nuka Cola machines. Both rooms connect to another room which has a hole in the floor and also leads to the staircase. Both lead to the lower floor.

A protectron can be found and activated in the stairwell of the lower floor. It, however, will not attack synths but instead may turn against the player character. (Piper may say "something's not right here"). The lower floor wraps around the staircase. A chained door to the west prevents immediate progress in that direction, so one must loop around the floor eastwards. The room to the southwest of the lower floor will contain a machine gun turret. Continuing west and then north leads to an advanced locked terminal with an active mine lying under it and a military trunk with ammo and weapons next to it. The console will allow deactivation of the nearby laser turret and open the magnetic door to a secure storage cage, further back in the room. Across from the magnetic door, the player character can unchain the door heading back to the stairwell. To the immediate right of the stairwell, at the south end of an area with museum display cases and Revolutionary War portraits, is a water fountain dispensing purified Water. This can be very useful in Survival mode.

If the Reunions section of the main storyline quest is active or has been completed, an elevator will be found at the back of the room, leading onward to the basement. If the Reunions quest has not yet been reached, the elevator is blocked by wooden bars.

From the elevator, the player character is confronted with a passage with a room at the end occupied by a machine gun turret. The passage has two doors on its east side. The first one can be unblocked from this side and is the door on the ground floor which leads to the garage entrance and the stairwell. In between the first and second doors is a Tesla trap. The second door leads to a room with armor and weapons workbenches on the south and east walls. In the room at the end of the passage is a staircase heading down. Behind the security gate is another Tesla trap.

Heading down another set of stairs leads to another security gate, this one guarded by a machine gun turret. At the end of the hall is a door leading to the Fort Hagen Command Center. Until the Reunions quest becomes active the door is blocked by a plywood barrier.

Notable loot

  • Guns and Bullets - On a table in the kitchen in the southeast corner of the fort. To the right upon entering the fort through the rooftop entrance.
  • FLL3 turbopump bearings - If the quest Last Voyage of the U.S.S. Constitution is active, Fort Hagen may be selected from among a list of radiant locations to find the part. The bearings can be found inside the green trunk in the room where the elevator to the basement is located.

Notes

  • Judging by the warehouses at the base and the presence of armored vehicles and multiple power armor stations, it seems Fort Hagen was home to units from one of the US Army armored divisions.
  • When on the quest Reunions, and using Dogmeat to track, upon arriving at Fort Hagen he may sit in front of the building's main doors, and not move despite commands to follow. To fix this, complete the mission and he should follow the Sole Survivor again.
  • The areas to the north, northeast, and west of Fort Hagen can have some potentially very dangerous enemies spawn randomly, they include but are not limited to: a sentry bot, a super mutant behemoth and/or a patrol of leveled gunners that are possibly joined by a Gunner commander wearing power armor.
  • The announcer in the elevator will only ever say, "Going up," although the elevator actually cycles between three floors. The floors are announced, but are garbled randomly as "Bwaaarbub Floor," "Kzztth Floor" and "POP zzt Kthlor."
  • When at this location, companions make comments, which are activated at the outside the gated main room, next to the door.
Location comments
Character Comment
Cait "This must be where all the top brass hung out while the soldiers were dyin' on the surface."
Codsworth Impressively still intact here. A wonder it wasn't a direct target."
Curie "I wonder where all the soldiers went."
Danse "The equipment down here seems to be fairly intact. I wonder if any of it still operational."
Deacon "The good old American military. Destroying the world since 2077."
John Hancock "Fancy room for a bunch of soldiers."
Nick Valentine "Some folks never lose their fondness for living in the basement."
Piper Wright "Place is in surprisingly good shape, considering."
Preston Garvey "I wonder how this place missed getting hit during the war. Seems like it would have been a prime target."
Robert MacCready "All this high-tech equipment, and they still couldn't figure out how stupid it was to push the button."
X6-88 "All of these computers put together wouldn't match the processing power of one Institute terminal."

Appearances

Fort Hagen appears only in Fallout 4.

Gallery

Fort Hagen military base

Fort Hagen township

References

  1. ↑ Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide p. 309: "An old army base with a small surrounding town and medical hospital, Fort Hagen is now firmly sealed away from scavengers. Inspect the exterior and locate the parking structure under the building, with the entrance to the south. The first level down has a chemistry station and some health."
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