Oshkosh

[osh-kosh]

noun

1. a city in E Wisconsin, on Lake Winnebago.

Example Sentences

Israel’s Eitan armored fighting vehicles, which have been used widely across Gaza, are equipped with a hull from Wisconsin-based Oshkosh and an engine made by Rolls-Royce’s U.S. unit in Michigan.

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In the past year, three Norwegian investment funds have sold their stakes in Oshkosh, Palantir Technologies, Caterpillar and Thyssenkrupp over the use of their products for the war in Gaza.

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Armored-vehicles maker Oshkosh said an Israeli order of tactical vehicles had extended the lifespan of a production line that was due to shut last year.

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At that year’s EAA AirAdventure, in Oshkosh, Wis., the BlackFly debuted to a gobsmacked planet.

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Other ground-based launchers could be adapted to fire the Tomahawks, including a new launch vehicle made by Oshkosh Defense.

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