The engineer Soldiers utilized the M984A4 HEMTT Wrecker for their training vehicle of choice, practicing on raising an overturned vehicle plus learning about the wrecker itself, said 1st Lt. Frank ...

Service: US Army, USMC Engine: MTU Detroit Diesel 12.1 liter Variants: M977 cargo truck, M978 tanker, M983 tractor, M984 wrecker, M985 cargo truck Crew: 2 Range: 400 miles Speed: 62 mph The Heavy ...

The HEMTT wrecker has a 24,000-pound crane capacity and a 60,000-pound recovery winch capacity, ... In an Army that is moving toward Force 2025 and Beyond and focusing on unified land operations, ...

The HEMTT is a beast worthy of the Wrecker name. It combines the strengths of the M915 and M1088, but there’s a tradeoff -- it’s positively massive. Replacing all three with one truck is a ...

The U.S. Army and Marines have separately placed more than $38 million worth of orders with Oshkosh Defense of Wisconsin for equipment for use in Afghanistan. ... the HEMTT A4 wrecker, ...

Oshkosh Defense received another US Army order to build 225 trucks & 54 trailers for $167M under the Family of Heavy Tactical ...

Welcome back to the Daily Aviation for a feature on Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck (HEMTT) that helps bring supplies ...

The aim of the multi-phased program is to replace the Army’s current family of ... Tractor and M1088 Medium Tractor; PLS; and HEMTT. ... of all variants and a design study for a wrecker.

The HEMTT platform's 13-ton payload and off-road capabilities make it the backbone of the US Army's logistics fleet. The wrecker variant, capable of recovering vehicles weighing in excess of 50 tons, ...

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 ...

This story has been updated to include additional information from Radiance Technologies. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The U.S. Army is taking delivery of a 60 kilowatt-class laser from Lockheed Martin as ...