Oshkosh Defense won four contracts worth $214.8 million for its Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles Feb. 4, among them trucks meant for low-velocity airdrops. The Army put $133 million toward M1093 ...

Oshkosh Defense has officially been awarded the contract for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, the US military's replacement for the venerable Humvee. "Because of the JLTV program, our Soldiers ...

Oshkosh Defense, a brand owned by American company Oshkosh Corporation, produces the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) for ...

Oshkosh may still be basking in the glow of winning the contract to produce the US military's joint light tactical vehicle, but now, tax payers are getting an idea of just how much each of these ...

Oshkosh Defence has been awarded a US$133 million contract from the US Army for M1093 Low Velocity Air Drop (LVAD) and M1081 FMTV trucks, as well as three other contracts for FMTV trucks worth an ...

In 2005 Oshkosh Corporation started developing next-generation HEMTT A3 vehicles after receiving ... variant is a 10t tactical truck wrecker with a heavy-duty crane and recovery winch.

(Bloomberg) -- The latest version of Oshkosh Corp.’s medium tactical military vehicle has been marred by “poor reliability and degraded functionality” that forced a halt in development ...

Oshkosh Corporation Service: US Army Engine: Caterpillar C7 6 cylinder heavy-duty diesel engine with 275 hp Top Speed: 55 mph Range: 300 miles Crew: 3 The Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles is ...

The company had manufactured joint light tactical vehicles for the us Department of Defense. However, Oshkosh recently lost the JLTV recompete, bringing into focus its us Postal Service contract ...

AM General's delivery of initial Joint Light Tactical Vehicles, or JLTVs ... AM General upset JLTV-maker Oshkosh in the Army's new competition to build more of the vehicles in February 2023 ...

3rd Infantry Division are finally going to get their paws on the much-hyped Joint Light Tactical Vehicle By Jared Keller Posted on Jan 14, 2019 Nearly four years after the Army settled on Oshkosh ...