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Oshkosh Eyes Potential New USMC JLTV Contract, Warns of Widening Readiness Gap Under Current Agreement

The U.S. Marine Corps is evaluating alternative suppliers for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV), while incumbent manufacturer Oshkosh actively pursues the potential new contract opportunity. The Marines stated they are continuously assessing procurement options to meet approved JLTV requirements, maintain readiness, and reduce deployment risk. Oshkosh has highlighted that readiness gaps are widening under the current contract framework.

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Source: Breaking Defense

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