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Army Approaches JLTV Trailer Milestone TACTICAL WHEELED VEHICLES
3/11/2021
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Approximately two years after the Army’s first unit equipped milestone for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, and after service exploration of available alternatives, the broader program is preparing to begin fielding of the program’s trailer.
The JLTV-Trailer will be capable of carrying a 5,100 pound payload with similar mobility characteristics as that tow vehicle, according to Michael Sprang, program manager of the JLTV Joint Program Office.
Operational testing demonstrated that the current Light Tactical Trailer designed for the Humvee was not compatible with the JLTV when operating at mission profile speeds, Sprang said in an interview. “The JLTV truck off-road mobility capability is significantly higher than the Humvee it is replacing. As a result of this, the capabilities of the JLTV are limited to the safe towing speeds of the LTT to
US Army’s unmanned aircraft rodeo firms up requirements for Shadow replacement March 3
Soldiers check out Textron s Aerosonde HQ at the Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System rodeo at Fort Benning, Georgia in March 2021. (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Army) WASHINGTON The U.S. Army is putting the finishing touches on its requirements for a replacement for its Shadow unmanned aircraft system as it conducts a week-long rodeo with four tactical UAS that offer far greater capability than the decades old, runway-dependent, noisy and logistically burdensome system used today. The Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft Systems (FTUAS) rodeo, which began March 1 at Fort Benning, Georgia and is expected to end March 5, is part of a long-running evaluation of future capabilities.