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FK1M1

An army marches on its stomach. The Khertland army understands this and so provides front line troops with a healthy, and hearty meal to maintain morale; energizing the warfighter.
The FK1M1 is a mobile kitchen of the Khertland army issued to divisional quartermaster companies. To meet the army's policy of providing free, nutritious, and appetizing food for all its troops, each division have a 'quartermaster company' under the 'combat support regiment.' It features 4 stove tops, two ovens, pantries, three cooking pots, two refrigeration units, and a sink for washing. This enables the vehicle to quickly prepare large amounts of food to feed a large force. The FK1M1 utilizes a tandem axle box truck design with a cabover-engine layout. The front cab is separated from the rear cargo area. The cab can seat 5 people, with one being the driver. The door to enter the cab has received complaints as too small, albeit it is still larger than the CE Tekan, Altai, and Iron Guardian's chassis which was Khetland army's primary heavy truck chassis.

The cargo area has its own door which were also similarly small during the prototype stages but was enlarged after complaints during initial field trials. The cargo bay's side and rear panels can open up to serve as a enlarged platform for people to stand on. The side panels provide space for cooks to work. The equipment is laid out along the main cargo bed in the middle and so can only be used when the vehicle is stationary and side panels extended. The rear panel is for soldiers to access the pantry and get their food. To walk up to the rear panel, there are two step ladders hooked on the rear sides that is used for people to climb up. This way, the cooks make the food in the front and serves it at the rear pantry.
The vehicle is also issued with a tarp and aluminum pipes for setting up canopies for a mess area, or to provide shelter for the extended panels as they do not have a roof.

The FK1M1 is intended for use in the rear area and feeding rear echelon troops or those cycled back from the front line. They are often stationed in forward operating bases or combat outposts to provide food to troops stationed there. Nonetheless, they can still cook at the rear and use a separate vehicle to transport the food up to the front line to give combatants a nice warm meal. The FK1M1 has no official name but due to its designation, troops often nickname it with some form of profane expletive.

Basic specifications:
Cost: 1,427
Blocks: 425
Weight: 2,345
Volume: 423 cubic meter
Length: 21m
Width: 5m
Height: 6m
Speed: 15 m/s (54 kmh)