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Oshkosh Receives New $484 Million Order From Army For 1,574 JLTVs

Oshkosh Receives New $484 Million Order From Army For 1,574 JLTVs
JLTV Photo:Oshkosh Defense

Oshkosh Defense [OSK] has received a new $484 million order from the Army for 1,574 Joint Light Tactical Vehicles, officials said June 29. This is the ninth JLTV order from the Army, which is expected to make a final decision in fiscal year 2019 on moving the Humvee replacement program to full-rate production.“The JLTV is ready to support our troops, and we look forward to getting more soldiers and Marines into this extremely mobile, protected, and proven next-generation light tactical…

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