Backstory

This versatile missile truck entered service way back in 1978 when Kamchatka’s military needed a platform to launch its lrl 25 nuclear ballistic missiles from. Our favorite company, Kamchatka Aircraft, once again won the contract, even though they had zero experience building trucks. It seems like they had beginners luck though, as they’re design was able to hold up to 4 lrl 25’s, and launch them effectively. It has a top speed of about 100 kph, depending on weather and whatnot, and can be deployed in all weather conditions to fire nukes at Kamchatka’s enemies. But, there have also been cases of this truck being modified to carry air to air missiles, and is compatible with several other non-nuclear ICBMs. This iconic truck of Kamchatka got its name when the head designer, Boris Soyena, couldn't think of a name for the new truck, so he named it after himself!

Owners Manual

As mentioned, this truck does carry 4 missiles, but they are very powerful. To put it in perspective, one of these missiles, fired at the uss Beast, took out not only the aircraft carrier, but also the two destroyers escorting it. And since this truck carries 4 of them, that's enough to take out every ground target in the game!

Ice base
Uss beast (and escorts)
Uss tiny
The convoy

Well, I guess the ice base might blow it up with its lasers before the missile hits, but you get the point. POWERFUL BOI!!!!!
Also, it is capable of reaching speeds of over 100 kph (62.1371 mph), it is not recommended you try to do tight turns with this vehicle, as you may tip over to its high center of mass. If you do roll over, watch out because the missiles might detonate, and blow you sky-high. Also, before you fire a missile, make sure to lift up the missile tubes (idk what their really called) by using the vtol (left) slider, enough for the bottom tubes to clear the cabin by a good distance, and it your firing at a far away target, it is recommended to lift them up all the way, and fire the missile vertically.
Also, with the camera system, there is a camera in the cabin called “dashcam”. This is the cockpit view. And there's also one camera per missile that tracks the missile, and they are in order of firing. So “missile 1” is the first missile to get fired, “missile 2” is the second, and so on.

This is my first missile truck and I hope you upvote and enjoy! Thanks!