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IRON NEST Requisition Console Location

Find the console during a mission and understand which support actions belong there.

Evidence map reviewed: Aug 9, 2026

Evidence boundary

The function list comes from the Basics guide and is cross-checked visually against v1.0 mission footage.

What the console does

The requisition station sits beside the teleprinters and tactical map. It converts mission resources into support: shells, powder charges, planned movement, intelligence, reconnaissance aircraft and other abilities unlocked by the current mode.

The official FAQ describes this as part of the game's progression layer, not a shop detached from the artillery puzzle. New ammunition, reconnaissance and battlefield-control abilities expand what you can request as you progress.

Where to find it

Inside the turret, face the tactical-map work area. The two teleprinters sit beside the map; the requisition station is immediately to the left of them in the documented layout. It is a fixed onboard station, so “requisition console location” means finding this part of the turret rather than a battlefield coordinate.

Understand the information flow

High Command orders and field/spotter reports arrive through the teleprinters. Useful lines can be copied onto the clipboard. The requisition station supplies an asset; the result of that asset then returns to the map or printers. For example, a recon order produces new battlefield information that must still be plotted before it becomes a firing solution.

Before confirming a request

  • Check the current objective and available resource.
  • Confirm that the support action solves the present uncertainty.
  • Preserve enough points for ammunition and powder charges needed to finish the mission.
  • Return new intelligence to the tactical map before firing.

Economy values are version-sensitive

An older community guide reports a 100-point challenge start, 10 points for starred priority targets and a four-point powder-charge purchase that adds 20 charges. Those numbers are useful historical context, but they are not treated here as permanent v1.0 constants. Read the live console before planning an exact budget.

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