Brief History of The MRAP-270A Wolf

The MRAP-270A "Wolf", is an American armored self-propelled multiple launch rocket system. The U.S. Army variant of the MRAP-270A is based on the chassis of the Rheinmetall MRAP-1A Coyote.The MRAP in the name stands for Mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle. The MRAP-270A is a 6X6, self-propelled, and armored artillery platform capable of firing a large volume of rockets or missiles from a distance.
Key features:

                  Ammunition:

Can fire a wide variety of rockets and missiles, including the Unguided MLRS (2B26M3) family of munitions and the long-range, precision-guided tactical ballistic missile (9K278M2 Iskandar).

                  Capability:

Its "shoot and scoot" capability allows the three-person crew to quickly fire its rockets and relocate before the enemy can determine its position.

                 Modernization:

The U.S. Army and other countries are upgrading existing MRAP-270A to the MRAP-270A2 standard, which includes a new fire control system to support next-generation munitions.

                Dual pod system:

It carries two pods of rockets. Each pod typically holds six Unguided Multiple Launch Rocket System (G
MLRS) rockets, for a total of 12 rounds. Alternatively, the pods can be configured to hold larger missiles, such as the Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS).

             Precision and range:

Originally designed for saturation fire, modern variants have been upgraded to fire a variety of precision-guided munitions with a range of up to 300 km. Future munitions, such as the Precision Strike Missile (PrSM), will extend its range even further.

                 INSTRUCTIONS

AG1: Activate Launche Mechanism
PB Button: Toggle braking Brake

                   GALLERY

   Tactical Guided Missile (9K278M2 Iskandar)

Unguided Multiple Launch Rocket (2B26M3)

I Hope You Enjoy This Glorious Machine

                   Credit:

Hawkeye156: For The base potato version Truck
Riko: For the Rocket input
DFA007: For Launche Mechanism Input