practiced their skills on military wrecker vehicles June 5 at the Vehicle Recovery Site on North Post at Fort McCoy. The engineer Soldiers utilized the M984A4 HEMTT Wrecker for their training ...

Nicknamed “Dragon Wagon,” the HEMTT first went into service with the Army in 1985 ... The M984 A2 Recovery Truck (Wrecker) variant is a 10t tactical truck wrecker with a heavy-duty crane ...

The Brigade Combat Team (BCT) 2020 initiative modified the Army's overall strength and ... one heavy expanded-mobility tactical truck (HEMTT) wrecker and two FMTV wreckers. The HEMTT wrecker ...

The U.S. Army is eastbound and down ... it much better at delivering supplies to forward units. The HEMTT is a beast worthy of the Wrecker name. It combines the strengths of the M915 and M1088 ...

"Delivering this new line of protection kits is part of our ongoing work to ensure that the workhorse of the Army's heavy tactical truck recovery fleet, the HEMTT A4 wrecker, protects those ...

Specifically, the CTT family will replace the M915 Line Haul Tractor and M1088 Medium Tractor; PLS; and HEMTT ... for a wrecker. This rapid prototyping phase is meant to inform the Army as ...

"Delivering this new line of protection kits is part of our ongoing work to ensure that the workhorse of the Army's heavy tactical truck recovery fleet, the HEMTT A4 wrecker, protects those serving on ...

The eight-wheel, 500-horsepower HEMTT A4 - a widely used military vehicle - will be shipped to Boeing's Huntsville facility this spring for integration with the laser's rugged beam control system ...

First produced back in 2005, the Logistics Vehicle System Replacement (LVSR) created by giant military manufacturer ... Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck (HEMTT) A4, the Heavy Equipment Transporter ...

OSHKOSH (WLUK) -- The U.S. Army has placed a $40 million order with Oshkosh Defense to rebuild and update 90 vehicles. The company says the vehicles are part of the Army Reserves'Family of Heavy ...

OSHKSOH (WLUK) -- Oshkosh Defense has announced a new contract with the U.S. Army. The $232.7 million delivery order consists of recapitalizing 407 Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Trucks (HEMTT ...