SA-13 Gopher

Lets just bolt a missle rack to the thing, I'm sure that that wont look weird at all...

The 9K35 Strela-10, or SA-13 Gopher, as known by it's NATO designation, is a Soviet surface-to-air missile platform, which was designed to replace the aging SA-9 Gaskin. Unlike the Gaskin, the Gopher uses a modified chassis of the MT-LB APC, which while making it slower, allowed it to traverse terrain better thanks to it's tracks, and its design as an APC meant that it had a fairly large empty compartment, allowing it to store more ammunition. The vehicle is still in-service in many former Communists/Soviet states.

It's weaponry consist of 4 9M37 missiles, each of which is capable of engaging targets within a 5000m radius, and can reach an altitude of 3500m, while attaining a maximum speed of mach 2. The missiles a combination of optical and infrared homing, so it locks on to an image of the target, plus it's heat signature, to allow the missile to track its target more efficiently. As is the norm with SAM-carriers, it has no means of ground-defense, beyond the crew either running someone over, or the crew stepping out to brandish their guns at the target (which is tantamount to suicide).

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Its weak on hit points but is fast and capable. Making this your first priority as a target is best for air support.

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IRL

The SA-13 Gopher aka the Strela-10 (arrow) short-range air defense missile system that is essentially what happens when the USSR comes up with their own METAL BOXES known as the MB-TL. Users of this system can essentially be found anywhere on the planet in she space between Poland and California given the US Army looted some of these in the first gulf war. The SA-13 is one of the few SAM units to actually shoot down an A-10 in the Gulf War the other was the SA9 Gaskin.