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Meet the Humvee's replacement: Oshkosh's L-ATV Wisconsin-based truck maker's high-tech truck beats Lockheed Martin bid (for now). Sean Gallagher - Aug 26, 2015 4:51 pm UTC.
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The Army recently awarded Oshkosh Defense with a $6.7 billion contract to replace the Humvee with approximately 17,000 Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTVs).
Oshkosh Wins 30 Billion U.S. Army Contract to Build Humvee Replacement
August 25, 2015 at 9:43 p.m. EDT. Oshkosh's version of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle. (William Kapinski/Courtesy Oshkosh) Oshkosh Defense won a major contract to build the ground vehicle that.
The Humvee’s Replacement The OSHKOSH JLTV is Totally Badass
Aug 26, 2015. Oshkosh Corp. has won a multi-billion-dollar contract with the U.S. Army to build military vehicles to replace the aging Humvee. The Wisconsin-based company beat out Humvee-builder.
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That's hardly enough power to motivate the base Humvee's roughly 6,000-pound curb weight, let alone the 13,000-plus-pound curb weight of an armored Humvee. The Oshkosh JLTV's powertrain represents.
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It has what Oshkosh refers to as a "Core1080 Crew Protection System", which includes a hull design providing MRAP-like protection from mines and other ballistics, blast-resistant seats and IED detection. At around 14,000 pounds it's nearly three times the weight of a Humvee but significantly less than an MRAP's 14-to-18-ton curb weight.
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The initial contract awarded to Oshkosh on Tuesday is for $6.7 billion and 17,000 vehicles. The total contract, valued at up to $30 billion, could provide the Wisconsin-based company with work.
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For example, the Humvee could climb a 60 percent incline, traverse a 40 percent slope, and ford 2.5 feet of water without a snorkel, or 5 feet with a snorkel. Oshkosh
The Oshkosh JLTV is replacing the Humvee
The JLTV started its life in 2006, when the early military studies for the program to replace the Humvee were approved. While the Humvee was a very successful vehicle, it had run into trouble.
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Tech & Tactics. Nearly four years after the Army settled on Oshkosh to produce a next-generation replacement for the troubled Humvee, a few lucky soldiers from the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team.
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Humvee Replacement. The JLTV was designed to replace the US military's soon-to-retire High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles or Humvees developed by AM General.. Oshkosh wrote that more than 100 mission package configurations can be integrated with each JLTV without decreasing functionality.
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Oshkosh Corp. rose the most since January 2014 after winning an initial contract in a $30 billion U.S. Army program for a truck to replace the Humvee.The shares
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The US military has been keen on retiring Humvees for some time, and it has finally awarded the $6.7 billion contract to replace them to Wisconsin-based truck maker Oshkosh, which expects to make.
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Oshkosh Defense secures a $208 million contract to supply advanced JLTVs, reinforcing its commitment to military modernization and innovation.. JLTV: The Humvee Replacement.
The Humvee’s Replacement The OSHKOSH JLTV is Totally Badass
Oshkosh Defense won the initial contract to build JLTV's, a bigger, more heavily armored and customizable replacement for the military's Humvee trucks in 2015.
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Meet the Humvee Replacement / HMMWV Replacement - Oshkosh Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.Here is the badass truck replacing the US military's aging Humvees. Me.