the Wolverine

The Wolverine is an armored missile carrier that was deployed by the G.I. Joe team in its never ending war against Cobra in 1983.  Usually manned by Cover Girl (or other ordnance-minded Joes), this vehicle is essentially an oversized missile launcher, capable of traversing the terrain at a sure, steady, and safe rate of travel. It has an effective material strength of 12, as well as these capabilities: 

Body Armor (s):  part of its very operating description, the Wolverine is a heavily armored vehicle as a general rule of thumb.  The Wolverine a very heavy metal object, accounting for its high m.s. rating, and is enhanced by solid steel armor plating, which provides +5 armor that applies to both the vehicle and to its occupant - a very good thing in a pitched firefight... 

Gear Cases (s):  the Wolverine is fully equipped with a large array of gear that its pilot may need in the field, in the event of various emergencies.  Spread about the Wolverine are various cases filled with first aid kits, mechanical tool kits, road working kits, sleeping bags, and even a small case for its pilots' arms and ammo, should the Wolverine get disabled and its driver have to fight it out directly. 

Lightning Speed (a):  though this item ability is something of a misnomer - especially in the Wolverine's case - this power describes the Wolverine's ability to cross terrain.  Regardless of what kind of geography lies before it, with the possible exception of a lake or sheer rock face, the Wolverine can move forward with intensity 2 speed, or roughly speaking, 33 miles per hour. 

Missiles (a):  the Wolverine's twin launchers are armed with twelve surface to surface, anti-tank or anti-personnel missiles.  These missiles strike to inflict intensity 10 damage, but can do increased harm when striking a target in tandem.  If two missiles hit a foe, increase their damage by +1, and if four hit a single target, increase said damage by +2. 

Optical Targeting System (w):  the twin, rear-mounted missile launchers on the Wolverine are assisted by a powerful target acquisition system.  Targeted optically by the Wolverine's pilot, its many missiles are then guided home by a powerful laser homing system, which improves the pilot's ability to hit her target by +2 under ideal conditions, though only +1 if the lasers are obscured somehow.