FHTV

Acronym	Definition
FHTV	Family of Heavy Tactical Vehicles
FHTV	Far Horizons Tucson Village (Tucson, AZ)

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Change the outdated voltage output information in the Crewmember Procedure column so that it says: "Non-FHTV or FHTV BATTERY gauge indicates voltage output (24 to 30 Vdc)."

And the Not Fully Mission Capable column should be changed to say: "Non-FHTV BATTERY Gauge indication is below 24 or above 28 Vdc, or FHTV Battery gauge indication is below 24 or above 30 Vdc."

TM changes to tachometer and voltmeter readings

In June 2008 Oshkosh received a $120 million modification for HEMTT A4 vehicles from the US Army Tank Automotive and Armaments Command which brings the current FHTV multi-year contract value to more than $ two billion, including $ 658 million for 1978 HEMTT A4s.

Rolling (sometimes rocking) stock: 'Fortress' is the project name given to the urgent operational requirement programme launched in January 2008 to prepare 280 of the British Army's newly delivered MAN Support Vehicles for deployment with the 7th Armoured Brigade in Iraq. The enhancements are typical of the measures need to enhance survivability in the face of asymmetric threats

The Oshkosh Family of Heavy Tactical Vehicles (FHTV) comprises:

Keep'em kicking dust! Throughout history, logistics have proven to form the backbone of any military deployment. This is the reason why, for modern land operations, vehicles play a vital role to keep the supply chain intact. The loss of a single link can have dire consequences for the men involved