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“I have a buyer for a piece of military hardware that is being taken through town. Pick it up for me... and once you get it, I want you to call me immediately...”

— Colonel Cortez

Sir, Yes, Sir! is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City given to protagonist Tommy Vercetti by retired army colonel Juan Cortez from his yacht docked in the Ocean Bay Marina in Ocean Beach , Vice City .

Cortez has a buyer who wants a "piece of military hardware", (a tank ), which is being taken with a military convoy to Fort Baxter Air Base . He wants Tommy to steal it and drive it to a lock-up in Little Havana . Tommy drives to the convoy and steals the tank (which stops at Calleggi Delicatessen Restaurant for doughnuts) and drives it to the lock-up before the tank self destructs while being chased by the cops.

Trivia:
The name is a reference to a soldier's response to a superior officer in the military .
This mission provides a good way to steal a Rhino and keep it for later use. Players simply need to buy the Hyman Condo safehouse, jack the tank and then bring it into the big garage. It will explode and fail the mission - letting the garage door close to repair it will save the tank.
The troops in this mission only carry Ruger assault rifles, unlike the soldiers patrolling Fort Baxter Air Base that wield the deadly M4 assault rifles or the six-star wanted level soldiers that wield MP5s , although they will still kill the player due to a fairly large number of soldiers present if the player cannot get in the tank in time.
The self-destruct security protocol Delta India Echo timer is triggered when entering the tank and will destroy a stolen tank – killing the operator.
Despite Cortez telling Tommy to call him immediately after getting the tank, Tommy never does so.
The self-destruct security protocol 'Delta India Echo', spells out 'DIE' in the NATO phonetic alphabet .
If a soldier kills another soldier, they will still attack the player.
Before the self-destruction the security protocol tells the player ”Prepare to die, Communist scum!” It is probably a reference to the Soviet-phobic paranoia in the 1980s (such as the 1984 movie Red Dawn ).
If the player hesitates too long, the tank will eventually park in the Viceport Military Warehouse , failing the mission.

Description
➡️gta.fandom.com/wiki/Sir,_Yes_S… !

“I have a buyer for a piece of military hardware that is being taken through town. Pick it up for me... and once you get it, I want you to call me immediately...”

— Colonel Cortez

Sir, Yes, Sir! is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City given to protagonist Tommy Vercetti by retired army colonel Juan Cortez from his yacht docked in the Ocean Bay Marina in Ocean Beach , Vice City .

Cortez has a buyer who wants a "piece of military hardware", (a tank ), which is being taken with a military convoy to Fort Baxter Air Base . He wants Tommy to steal it and drive it to a lock-up in Little Havana . Tommy drives to the convoy and steals the tank (which stops at Calleggi Delicatessen Restaurant for doughnuts) and drives it to the lock-up before the tank self destructs while being chased by the cops.

Trivia:
The name is a reference to a soldier's response to a superior officer in the military .
This mission provides a good way to steal a Rhino and keep it for later use. Players simply need to buy the Hyman Condo safehouse, jack the tank and then bring it into the big garage. It will explode and fail the mission - letting the garage door close to repair it will save the tank.
The troops in this mission only carry Ruger assault rifles, unlike the soldiers patrolling Fort Baxter Air Base that wield the deadly M4 assault rifles or the six-star wanted level soldiers that wield MP5s , although they will still kill the player due to a fairly large number of soldiers present if the player cannot get in the tank in time.
The self-destruct security protocol Delta India Echo timer is triggered when entering the tank and will destroy a stolen tank – killing the operator.
Despite Cortez telling Tommy to call him immediately after getting the tank, Tommy never does so.
The self-destruct security protocol 'Delta India Echo', spells out 'DIE' in the NATO phonetic alphabet .
If a soldier kills another soldier, they will still attack the player.
Before the self-destruction the security protocol tells the player ”Prepare to die, Communist scum!” It is probably a reference to the Soviet-phobic paranoia in the 1980s (such as the 1984 movie Red Dawn ).
If the player hesitates too long, the tank will eventually park in the Viceport Military Warehouse , failing the mission.