Oshkosh Awarded $40M ROGUE-Fires Order

Oshkosh ROGUE-Fires NMESIS
ROGUE-Fires NMESIS launcher on Oshkosh Defense stand at Modern Day Marine 2024.
Oshkosh Defense announced that it was awarded an additional delivery order valued at $40 million for the procurement of Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary Fires (ROGUE-Fires) to be used in the Navy/Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS).
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Oshkosh Defense press release

Oshkosh is showcasing ROGUE-Fires at Modern Day Marine (Booth #1915) in Washington, D.C., from April 30 โ€“ May 2.

Developed for the U.S. Marine Corps, ROGUE-Fires is an unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) that leverages the JLTVโ€™s extreme off-road mobility and payload capacity and Oshkoshโ€™s advanced vehicle technologies to support Ground-Based Anti-Ship Missile (GBASM) operations. Designed to operate in both teleoperated and leader/follower modes, ROGUE-Fires serves as a versatile launch platform capable of handling various weapon payloads.ย In October 2023, Oshkosh announced the contract to begin low-rate initial production from the Marine Corps Systems Command.

โ€œTodayโ€™s award underscores the continued success of the ROGUE-Fires program and Oshkoshโ€™s unwavering commitment to working hand in hand with the Marine Corps, understanding their mission requirements, and equipping our Marines with unparalleled warfighting capabilities,โ€ said Pat Williams, chief programs officer at Oshkosh Defense. โ€œThe versatile ROGUE-Fires platform we are displaying at Modern Day Marine for the first time, harnesses cutting-edge technologies and facilitates seamless integration of a multitude of weapon systems. This platform will fulfill diverse mission needs for many years to come.โ€

Oshkosh Defense leadership will be available to discuss ROGUE-Fires and the companyโ€™s entire portfolio of vehicles, mobility systems, and leading-edge technologies at Modern Day Marine in booth #1915.

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Naval News comments:

Rogue Fires

The vehicle showcased at Modern Day Marine is the NMESIS variant.

NMESIS combines Kongsberg’s Naval Strike Missile (NSM) anti-ship missile with a Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary (ROGUE) Fires vehicle, produced by Oshkosh Defense.

As we reported previously, theย USMC selection of Naval Strike Missilesย from Raytheon was first announced in May 2019. The NMESIS was test fired for the first time during a ย โ€œNovember 2020 live fire event โ€œย which we first mentioned back in February 2021.

Other variants for ROGUE-Fires include a Rocket Launcher variant and a Tomahawk launcher variant.

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