light trucks that are the closest thing the Army and Marine Corps will have in the years ahead to the jeep. The Army determined that the Oshkosh offering was nearly six times more reliable than ...

Dubbed 'Dhabiyan', the motor is a hybrid of an Oshkosh M1075 military truck and a Jeep Wrangler. One picture of the beastly vehicle shows it side-by-side with a regular car on the motorway ...

Oshkosh Defense is gearing up to make a run at a $5 billion contract to build the U.S. Army's next generation of heavy-duty tactical trucks. The company, a subsidary of Oshkosh Corp., is one of ...

Earlier this year the Army ordered an initial batch of the half truck/half-'jeep' like vehicles. "With the JLTV Oshkosh has delivered the vehicle the military needs," Col. John Bryant, USMC ...

The U.S. Army just dropped nearly a quarter of a billion dollars on the first lot of armored combat vehicles meant to replace the service’s battered Humvee fleet. The “more than” $243 ...

Like the legendary Willys Jeep ... choice: Oshkosh Defense's Light Combat All-Terrain Vehicle (L-ATV) Why go with Oshkosh? Think back to 2006-7 and you'll remember that American Army soldiers ...

In fact, some would go as far as to say it has surpassed the Jeep as the most legendary military truck of all time ... vehicles come from producer Oshkosh, and in its years of military-overseen ...

Oshkosh Defense is also among the competitors for the U.S. military's next generation of heavy-duty military transport trucks, known as Common Tactical Trucks, or CTTs. That contract is expected ...

(better known as the seven-ton), Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected truck (MRAP) and the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) to Oshkosh Defense. The company also builds the Army’s Heavy Expanded ...

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 ...

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Oshkosh Corp ... resistant vehicles for the Army for use in the rough, mountainous terrain of Afghanistan. The news caused the commercial truck maker's stock to soar ...