Oshkosh
United States · Founded 1917
Official website ↗Oshkosh is an American specialty-truck manufacturer whose origins lie in four-wheel-drive truck development. Its heavy vehicles serve airport rescue, defense, snow-removal and other severe-duty applications.
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Truck Models
MTVR
Introduced 1998
Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement family developed for the U.S. Marine Corps with TAK-4 independent suspension.
Striker
Introduced 2002
Purpose-built airport rescue and firefighting family; the Striker 3000 introduced a redesigned all-wheel-drive platform in 2002.
FMTV
Introduced 2009
Oshkosh-produced Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles covering cargo, tractor, wrecker and specialist military configurations.
JLTV
Introduced 2015
The Oshkosh Joint Light Tactical Vehicle is a protected light tactical truck family developed to bridge the mobility and protection gap between earlier utility vehicles and MRAPs.
HEMTT
Production period unknown
Heavy expanded-mobility tactical truck family for military logistics and support roles.
HET
Production period unknown
The Oshkosh Heavy Equipment Transporter is a purpose-built tractor family for moving tanks and other very heavy military equipment.
LVSR
Production period unknown
Logistics Vehicle System Replacement is Oshkosh's heavy tactical load-handling and logistics truck family for the U.S. Marine Corps.
M-ATV
Production period unknown
The Oshkosh M-ATV is a mine-resistant all-terrain tactical vehicle family combining protected mobility with multiple mission-body configurations.
P Series
Production period unknown
Severe-duty all-wheel-drive Oshkosh snow-removal truck family for airport and highway operations.
P-19R
Production period unknown
The Oshkosh P-19R is an aircraft rescue and firefighting truck combining LVSR-derived mobility with Oshkosh airport-firefighting systems.
PLS
Production period unknown
The Oshkosh Palletized Load System is a heavy tactical hook-lift truck family for rapid movement of flatracks, containers and mission loads.
W Series
Production period unknown
Severe-duty all-wheel-drive truck family used for snow, mining and industrial work.