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Boss Board: LTs & Commanders

Lieutenants and Commanders use different information and reward rules. Decide which type you are hunting before spending cash or planning your exit.

A DMZ Operator facing an armored tank in Hajin

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Lieutenant hunt sequence

The Boss Board opens after your second DMZ Order. Unlock and purchase LT intel; it lasts one deployment. LT weapons are chance drops. Extracting the LT Dog Tag Case advances the board, but carrying it broadcasts your position.

DMZ Boss Board displaying Lieutenant targets
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Commander targets

The named Commanders are Colossus, Deathstalker and a North Korean tank. Their intel is not purchasable. Check nearby Tac-Map indicators and warnings rather than applying the LT purchase flow.

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Plan the extraction before the kill

Our recommendation is to decide who will carry the case and where the squad will move before engaging. Once you have a broadcast item, repeatedly stopping to reorganize creates avoidable exposure. Check ammunition and supplies before committing to the next stage rather than treating the boss’s death as the end of the run.

Why a signature weapon did not appear

A chance-based weapon drop is not guaranteed by a successful kill. Record the target, the items that actually dropped and the extraction result separately. This page does not invent fixed drop percentages, guaranteed weapon rolls or a universal boss spawn coordinate.

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Game facts are based on the official material linked below. Preparation checklists are our editorial recommendations, not guaranteed outcomes or first-hand test claims.

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