The Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck, HEMTT for short, made by the American company Oshkosh Defense, has evolved into a modern and mighty machine. Its latest iteration, the A4, is ready to ...

Nicknamed “Dragon Wagon,” the HEMTT first went into service with the Army in 1985, replacing the M520 Goer trucks. More than 13,000 HEMTTs are in service today. The key mission of the HEMTT is ...

The 562nd Firefighter Detachment, 94th Engineer Battalion, is the first active-duty Army firefighting detachment to receive a HEMTT-based water truck, known as the HEWATT. "It's an M1142 HEMTT ...

The Oshkosh HEMTT A4 fuel servicing tanker, designed to transport gas, diesel or jet fuel to forward-arming and refueling points, stops to fuel generators at Joint Readiness Training Center ...

HEAVY ARMOR: The U.S. Army’s Tank-automotive and Armaments Command has awarded Oshkosh Defense a $51 million contract for more than 660 armor B-kits for the A4 version of the Heavy Expanded ...

Oshkosh Defense, a division of Oshkosh Corporation, has received two awards valued at more than $13 million from the US Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (LCMC) for the next-generation Heavy ...