The purpose of this work is to investigate the use of Fuzzy Inference Systems to design an appropriate semi-autonomous control system for military vehicles, from which the choice of the automatic controller intervention level would be achieved. Basic concepts about the application of Fuzzy Inference Systems for the design of a weighted signal generator and about the Model Predictive Controllers theory are presented. These concepts were used for the implementation of the proposed semiautonomous control system. From the mathematical model of the vehicular dynamic system, results were obtained through simulated tests where the military vehicle was being operated in hazardous situations and in which the intervention of the automatic controller was necessary, e.g., in the presence of hostile enemy threats or in highly destabilizing maneuvers. The behavior of the controller s intervention variable is presented through its evolution curves and indicates its increase accordingly to the growth of the threat level to which the vehicle is exposed. The results are criticyzed, and it is concluded that the use of the proposed system will result in a qualitative increase in vehicle s safety, making it a more efficient military system, with greater operational capacity and enhancing the skills of its driver.