2019. The vehicles will equip Montenegro's NATO-declared forces. The first 20 vehicles arrived in 2020, and deliveries will be completed during 2023. Montenegro is to acquire 55 JLTVs in basic configuration, eight in anti-tank configuration, and the remaining four in medical and command configurations. : U.S. Army, U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Air Force – Original contract award on 25 August 2015. Overall requirements have fluctuated, but as of January 2022 were stated by Micheal Sprang, JLTV Project Director to be: Army - 49,099 (this figure has remained relatively constant); Marine Corps - 12,500 (approx.); Air Force - 2000 (dependent on funding); Navy (approx. 400). The initial JLTV contract award had a potential value of US$6.749 billion and called for a maximum of 16,901 JLTVs. The second sole source to Oshkosh contract allows for 6,262 JLTVs to be ordered by November 2023. The JLTV re-compete award will allow for 15,586 JLTV when awarded. Current U.S. Army and Marines orders are for around 19,150 JLTVs. : Slovenian Ground Force – Signed government-to-government agreement for the procurement of 38 Oshkosh JLTVs in November 2018, with deliveries to take place in 2021–2023. The JLTV order announced in February 2020 included JLTVs for Slovenia but the actual quantity was not disclosed.On 11 May 2021, 38 JLTVs for the Slovenian Army arrived at the port of Luka Koper. They are armed with station M153 Kongsberg.The vehicles were unveiled to the public on June 4th. In June 2021 Slovenia announced it will order another 37 JLTVs during 2021. On 14 September 2021, a contract was signed for an additional 37 JLTVs. In December 2022, another 47 vehicles were ordered, 7 vehicles will be donated by the USA. The Slovenian army will acquire a total of 129 JLTVs. : Lithuanian Army - On 21 November 2019, Lithuania and the U.S. signed a contract for 200 vehicles. The first batch of 50 was delivered in August 2021. A contract for another 300 vehicles was signed in October 2022, for a total of 500 vehicles ordered. Future operators : Belgian Army - Belgium's Council of Ministers approved the purchase of 322 JLTVs in September 2020 for EUR135 million. In service the JLTV will replace the Iveco LMV fleet for command and liaison missions, and 20 examples will be configured as ambulances. The contract also includes a multiyear open agreement for technical assistance. First deliveries are anticipated in 2023. :