The wiki says where it all is, but as I have already done Anchorage twice this week I don't feel like doing it again just to find out what it does.

So would anyone be able to tell me what the intel does?
Thanks.

It gives you a nice warm fuzzy feeling and a perk which does nothing, plus an additional line of dialogue and... apparently at least 10 hours of gameplay trying to find them, amirite?

At least...

So that sounds like fun.

Extra 10 hours? Not sure that's accurate, I found them all during the first (and only) time I've run through Anchorage simply by being the meticulous bastard that I am. It was hard not to find them, they glow bright red, after all.

Yes, but apparently some of them are in rooms, nooks, craneys, etc. that one doesn't necessarily go to. I got 7 in my second go-through a week or two ago.

That's what I'm saying, I am a svcker for clearing out entire areas (going into every room/closet/non-empty box...) and in Anchorage it's particularly easy because the majority of the objects aren't even available to interact with.

I will say that with Anchorage, I found it ironic that the furniture/general areas looked post-war trashed, when they should have looked at least well maintained. It was pre-war, after all.

I think you get a perk after collecting them all no achievement though.

You get the "covert ops" perk after getting all 10 and talking to the general at the end of the sim. The covert ops perk gives you +3 science +3 lockpick and +3small guns, it just doesn't say it in the perk.