Mission 3: Halfaya Pass
Diaries: 9
War Diary 1: When you reach the far east of the southern pass, on the upper platform, you will come to this small camp area past the area of enemies. Look for the diary on the ground in the corner.
War Diary 2: When you reach the objective to search the settlements, clear out the enemies from the buildings and then look for this note on the ground, to the right of the first building you come to.
War Diary 3: Go to the right of the previous diary and enter the doorway there. When you do, you will be prompted to search for intel. Check the note on the table to get this.
War Diary 4: When you reach the southernmost artillery location, enter the small building in the centre and the diary will be on the table there.
War Diary 5: To the right of the area that is located to the east of where the previous note was, there will be a soldier patrolling on a covered rooftop. Take him out and then climb up to find more intel that you can collect via an objective.
War Diary 6: For this note take the eastern path that lead from the previous area to the next. When you go up it you would come out to a potato building on the left and a campfire on the right. The note is behind the campfire.
War Diary 7: Just to the northeast of the stairs to get up the radio tower there is an open doorway. Enter and immediately go down the stairs to the basement. Continue through and in the radio room will be the diary.
War Diary 8: Go to the bottom of the large ramp directly across from the sniper nest used to destroy the artillery gun and you will find this diary on the crate there.
War Diary 9: When you are on your way north to the third artillery gun take the western most route and climb up the tall ladder on the left when you come to it to get on top of the cliff there. Vault up and continue down the left hand path to the trucks on the right. From here go to the left towards the watch tower and there will be a cave on the left side. Enter it to find the note on the ground behind a crate.
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