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Oshkosh Defense, part of the American-based Oshkosh Corporation, builds the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle for the United States military, holding the contract that has defined a generation of light tactical transport. The JLTV was originally envisioned as a successor capable of taking over many of the roles long filled by the venerable Humvee. Its development marked a significant shift in how the armed forces approach protected mobility.
Rather than serving as a simple one-for-one replacement, the JLTV brings improved protection, payload, and survivability suited to modern operational demands. The platform reflects lessons learned from years of deployment, balancing crew safety against the need for speed and maneuverability. As priorities and contracts evolve, the vehicle stands as a clear example of how military hardware continues to adapt to changing battlefields.

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