FMTV Cargo 4×4 / 6×6
The Oshkosh Defense® Family of Medium Tactical Vehicle (FMTV) cargo 4×4 and 6×6 deliver the support, effectiveness and confidence military personnel need to fulfill their missions. Whether moving personnel or supplies, the FMTV cargo truck is efficient and reliable and an integral part of the FMTV supply and logistics chain. Superior manufacturing and rugged, durable components assure long-term reliability in even the most extreme conditions. Commonality of parts across chassis variants significantly reduces the logistics burden as well as operational and support costs.
A Long-Term Armor Strategy-compliant cab (LTAS) and other advanced technologies also offer enhanced protection. And with Oshkosh’s defense expertise and proven production capabilities, each FMTV cargo 4×4 and 6×6 meet all delivery requirements and Army support initiatives.
Unmatched Capabilities
6×6 10,000 lbs. (4,436 kg) payload
60 mph (96.5 km/h) max speed
High horsepower-to-weight ratio
As an integral part of the supply and logistics chain, the easily maneuverable FMTV cargo 4×4 and 6×6 are examples of the exceptionally built Oshkosh FMTV variants meeting the Army combat support initiative. With its ergonomic, adjustable driver seat and steering wheel, 3-person cab and an electronic Central Tire Inflation System (CTIS), the FMTV powers over terrain with full-time all-wheel drive, an integral transfer case and a fully automatic transmission.
Comprehensive Protection System
Enhanced protection
Crew-protecting armor and advanced technologies work in concert to provide the capability, versatility, mobility and protection to move supplies and weapon systems or haul equipment wherever the mission requires.
CS4ISR Battlefield Technology
Situation awareness
Navigation
Weapons systems
Exportable power
IED defeat
Our proven history of world-class Tactical Wheeled Vehicle (TWV) design and extensive C4 systems integration capabilities gives fleets the flexibility to expand and reconfigure components in the field to meet mission demands.
