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T.T.I. Gunned Glider Hover-Craft

After the mixed success of the Tri Skitter, T.T.I.'s lead engineers were quickly requested to create a less proof-of-concept iteration of the over-engineered exploration vehicle, one that was easier to produce, one perhaps that would satisfy the demands of the leaders of T.T.I.'s Private Navy. Thus work began on T.T.I.'s first military hover-craft.
It soon became clear that as a military vehicle, that many of the more esthetic features planned for the Hover Series(to the great disappointment of many of the projects lead developers), would have to be put on hold.
After the first set of concept blueprints was given, project engineers and the demanding military leaders were agreed on a design, and production began. And it meet all the military requirements and then some, perfect for strafing strategies, excellent range, and most importantly, mas-production.
But not everyone was satisfied with the more blocky and uncomely craft, some of the engineers agreed to get one last jab at T.T.I.'s navy. After much protest by naval leadership and dismayed military personnel, these frustrated engineers added a kamikaze function to the craft. Their justification for the "Death-Roll" mechanism was that an out-gunned pilot could activate it as a distraction so they can escape the battle, as the forsaken vehicle draws enemy fire and causes excessive damage to anything in the direct vicinity.
Vengeful ploys aside, the Gunned Glider is regarded a reliable, easy to make, light combat vehicle and sees extensive use by T.T.I. and a wide variety of other buyers from all over.

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PCU: 5154
Total Blocks: 541
Optimum Ground-Speed: 45-50 MPS
Grid Type: Small-Grid
Weapons: 2 Gatling Turrets, 2 Nose-Mounted Rocket-Launchers,
2 Turret-Mounted Rocket-Launchers, One Kamikaze Function.
Light Armor

Systems
1 Survival-Kit
1 H2/O2 Generator
1 Medium Cargo-Container
1 Connector
1 Fighter-Cockpit

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This build is survival-ready!

To activate the thrusters, gyros, etc., use #9 on tool-bar 1 & 2 to toggle the system on and off.

#7 on tool-bar 2 will activate the "Death-Roll" function, causing the craft to spin out of control indefinitely.

The speedometer when parked, will say you are moving around 0.03 MPS. This happens because... uh... Space Engineers.
Just know that you aren't actually going anywhere.

I typed up a bit more backstory than I normally do, so if you see any typos please let my know.

DO NOT PARK ON LARGE-GRID PLATFORMS

I am always open to suggestions on my builds(which is not many as of now), and ready to answer any questions, so feel free to throw some ideas out, and ask around in the comments.