Oshkosh Defense has received a major U.S. Army order for heavy tactical trucks and trailers

The American company Oshkosh Defense LLC, a subsidiary of Oshkosh Corporation, has signed a new contract with the US Army in the amount of 167 million dollars. Under this agreement, the company will supply 225 heavy tactical trucks and 54 trailers, underscoring its key role in the modernization of the U.S. armed forces and the introduction of next-generation transportation systems.

Basic details of the contract

- Volume of supplies: 225 trucks and 54 trailers for the needs of the US Army.

- Types of equipment:

    - HEMTT A4 (Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck) is a heavy tactical truck with increased mobility, designed to transport cargo, fuel, water and other materials in difficult conditions.

    - PLS A2 (Palletized Load System) is a pallet loading system ready for autonomous operation, which improves logistics efficiency and reduces dependence on the human factor.

- Timing and significance: The delivery of equipment will be carried out as part of a long-term program to upgrade the fleet of heavy vehicles of the US Army.

Importance to the U.S. Army and industry

- Modernization of the armed forces: The contract supports the army's strategy to upgrade its fleet and introduce modern and autonomous solutions to increase mobility and logistics efficiency.

- Innovation: The inclusion of equipment ready for autonomous operation in the order reflects the trend towards digitalization and automation of military transport systems.

- Reliability and experience: Oshkosh Defense has been the main supplier of heavy tactical vehicles for the US Army for many years, which confirms the high level of trust in the company's products.

Prospects and market impact

- Strengthening the position of Oshkosh Defense: The new contract strengthens the company's position as one of the leading manufacturers of military equipment in the United States and the world.

- Technology development: The order encourages further investments in the development of autonomous and intelligent transportation solutions for military needs.

- Logistics impact: The delivery of new trucks and trailers will allow the U.S. Army to increase operational flexibility, reduce cargo delivery time, and reduce operating costs.

Oshkosh Defense has received a major contract for the supply of patrol vehicles for the Netherlands

DXPV

Oshkosh Defense Europe BV, in partnership with Oshkosh Defense, LLC, a subsidiary of Oshkosh Corporation [NYSE: OSK], has signed a significant contract with the Dutch Ministry of Defense. The agreement provides for the production of 150 Dutch Expeditionary Patrol vehicles (DXPV), a specialized version of the American Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV). These vehicles are designed to meet the special requirements of the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps under the Future Littoral All-Terrain Mobility — Patrol Vehicle (FLATM-PV) program.

The DXPV is an adapted version of the JLTV, tailored to the unique operating conditions in coastal and rugged areas. The machine combines high mobility, security and modularity, making it an ideal choice for performing tasks in difficult terrain. The DXPV is equipped with modern communication systems, reinforced armor and the ability to integrate additional equipment, which significantly expands its combat capabilities.

The FLATM-PV program is aimed at providing units of the Dutch Marine Corps with advanced vehicles capable of operating in high-threat environments. The vehicles will be used for patrol, reconnaissance and rapid response in coastal areas where high maneuverability and reliability of equipment are required.

The contract underlines the confidence of international military departments in Oshkosh Defense products. The JLTV has already established itself as one of the most reliable and versatile tactical vehicles in the world, being in service with the US Army and other countries. The delivery of the DXPV to the Netherlands will be an important step in strengthening the country's defense capabilities and increasing the operational effectiveness of the Royal Marine Corps.

The cooperation between Oshkosh Defense and the Dutch Ministry of Defense demonstrates the trend towards the globalization of defense programs. This also confirms the desire of NATO countries to unify military equipment and technologies to increase compatibility within the alliance.

The production of DXPVS will not only strengthen Oshkosh Defense's position in the European market, but will also create new jobs in the region. In addition, the successful implementation of the FLATM-PV program can become the basis for further cooperation with other countries interested in acquiring similar equipment.

This contract also highlights the importance of investing in modern technologies to ensure security in the face of growing geopolitical challenges. The DXPV will be a key element of the mobility of the Netherlands Marine Corps, contributing to both national and international missions.

Oshkosh Defense unveils advanced ROGUE-Fires missile system

 Oshkosh Defense has unveiled an improved version of its ROGUE-Fires vehicle-mounted missile system, which is now equipped with the same family of ammunition as the Highly mobile Artillery Missile System (HIMARS).

ROGUE-Fires (Remotely operated ground-based expeditionary fire device) — It is a reconfigurable unmanned system designed to provide long-range and highly effective fire support in modern combat operations.

Capable of launching multiple missiles quickly and efficiently, it provides unparalleled versatility for dynamic combat situations.

 ROGUE-Fires 

Oshkosh Defense has received Contracts worth $214.8 million for the Supply of Improved FMTV A2 Trucks and New LVAD Vehicles

 Oshkosh Defense, part of the Oshkosh Corporation, has received several contracts totaling US$ 214.8 million for the supply of additional trucks and trailers for the A2 family of medium tactical vehicles (FMTV A2).

The contracts are issued by the U.S. Army Contracting Command, the Detroit Arsenal (ACC-DTA).

Recent orders include the first purchase of Low Velocity Air Drop (LVAD) vehicles designed to enhance strategic mobility and support operations. Designed for rapid deployment in contested and harsh environments, these specialized vehicles have successfully completed amphibious trials in 2024, proving their ability to support airborne operations.

FMTV A2 Trucks