Eurosatory 2026: AM General’s Hawkeye gains traction as JLTV A2 targets 2027 FRP
AM General’s large uncrewed ground vehicle fitted with Hornet remote weapon station on display at Eurosatory 2026. (Photo: author)
AM General announced an order from Kosovo for its Hawkeye 105mm mobile howitzer system (MHS) in December last year and the company has now disclosed that this was for six systems with another six expected to be ordered this month. The system is built on the High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV or Humvee).
The company is also planning a live fire demonstration of the system for 12 potential customers in July, with two systems in Camp Guernsey, Wyoming, and is planning to send two systems to Taiwan in September or October with discussions still ongoing.
John Chadbourne, AM General president
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