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MR1M1 Kauket

The MR1M1 Kauket is based on the Common Heavy Truck Chassis (CHTC) and is Khertland Army's divisional electronics warfare platform capable of interfering with radio communications, including battle management systems, UAVs, satellite communications, and radar guidance. The multi-functional jamming system consists of three dishes and a omnidirectional antenna, with a purported directional range of up to 300 km. The dishes and antenna is mounted on a rotating platform so it can be directed at any direction. To save on cost, the army leapfrogged off of the Air Force's Aphoph SEAD and EW aircraft. A substantial generation unit is mounted at the rear of the truck to power the system. It has a crew of four.

The CHTC is the chassis originally designed for the SA7M2/M3 Iron Guardian and SA8M1 Altai. The Army later used the same chassis for the CE1M1 Tekan, a earth borer with a combined derrick and auger design for army signals and engineering. Though the chassis had to be heavily modified for the Tekan, the army decided to once again use the CHTC. The Kauket uses the CHTC version 3, which is based off of the modified Tekan design rather than the original Iron Guardian and Altai design. The engines are mounted forward sitting between the two separated cab. This allowed a large flat space at the back for equipment which is why the CHTC has been the favored chassis.

The Kauket are deployed at the divisional level in a company of four platoons. Each platoon consists of a single MR1M1 Kauket protected by two SA7M3 Iron Guardian C-RAM systems which can intercept UAVs, loitering munitions, cruise missiles, along with mortars, rockets, and artillery shells. However, their primary purpose is to protect the Kauket from anti-radiation missiles due to its powerful emissions. Each Iron Guardian is equipped with 15 interceptor missiles and are insulated against high-energy electromagnetic attacks to protect their hardware from damage. The Iron Guardians are typically formed en echelon as their interceptors perform best against front-aspects. Together, the platoon has 30 interceptors before accounting for other air defense assets not explicitly tied to the EW unit.

The platoon is directed by a CP1M2 Chappe command vehicle. The Chappe command vehicle help coordinate, relay communications, and plan for back up positions so the EW platoon can reposition quickly. The CP1M2 Chappe and MR1M1 Kauket together are connected to the division and regimental wide battle management system. The MR1M1 Kauket is also connected to the Air Force's networked air defense system for ground-air coordination. This was achieved by using the same communication system as on the Dalang AEW. This also allows for a degree of ELINT capability as well.
The platoons can be concentrated at the divisional level for wide area coverage, or be deployed to individual regiments to support their individual operations. Survival of the system is via dispersion, mobility (Jam-and-Scoot), and lastly air-defense via the Iron Guardians. The platoons when under divisional command, can operate in pairs. One platoon jams, the other scoot. They quickly "bound" and the former scoots with the other jamming. This coordinated method will maintain persistent jamming while avoiding counter-battery fire or anti-radiation attacks.

Basic specifications:
Cost: 6,579
Blocks: 797
Weight: 25,685
Volume: 1,014 cubic meter
Length: 27m
Width: 7m
Height: 8m (roof), 13m+ (mast extended)
Speed: 18 m/s

-Chaff emmiter (10 mat/sec)
-ECM Jammer (20,000 power)
-Water avoidance