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Military Vehicles Magazine Tech Tips: knocks, tachs, enhanced HMMWVs and more

By Steve Turchet
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5. Legislation and Titling Military Vehicles

Legislation (H.B. 4866) has been introduced in Michigan to allow for the titling and registration of historic military surplus vehicles.

By Military Vehicles Magazine
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Military Vehicle Tech Tips December 2019

By Steve Turchet
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Military Vehicle Tech Tips

Tech Tips: May 2019 Edition

By Steve Turchet
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9. Modern Military Vehicle News

Oshkosh Defense displays JLTV at DSEI in United Kingdom

By Military Vehicles Magazine
Engine oil doesn’t only break down and become dirty from use, it also gradually breaks down over time. And, in vehicles that aren’t driven much, or are not driven long distances so the engine never fully heats up, moisture forms in the crankcase. Moisture also forms in engines, axles and gearboxes simply because of temperature changes. Water not only dilutes engine oil, it also reacts with the oil to form acids that soften and eat away bearing material. Therefore, you should change the engine oil at fairly regular intervals whether or not the vehicle is driven a lot.
2. Restoration & Maintenance of Military Vehicles

Historic Military Vehicle (HMV) Maintenance

By Steve Turchet
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Military Vehicles in the News

U.S. Army places $42 million order on JLTV program

By Mike Eppinger
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By Steve Turchet
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2. Restoration & Maintenance of Military Vehicles

MV maintenance: It’s time to spring ahead!

By Steve Turchet
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Military Vehicles in the News

AM General awarded contract for 1,673 HMMWVs

By Mike Eppinger
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Military Vehicles by Type

MV Garage: It’s time to spring ahead!

By Mike Eppinger
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JAG File: All things History

What's Hot in 2016?

By John Adams-Graf
The HMMWV’s body tub, rear fenders and tailgate are made from heat-treated aircraft-quality aluminum, with the panels bonded and then riveted together. The hood is hinged at the front to swing up and away from the windshield, and is made from a composite of fiberglass and plastic.
4. Military Vehicle History and Research

HMMWVS in the Hobby

By Steve Turchet

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