Ashley Roque is a Land Warfare Reporter for Breaking Media, Inc., focusing on national defense and military affairs. With a keen interest in technology and innovation, Ashley covers stories related to the Army, including weapons systems, policy changes, and advancements in military technology. Her reporting provides insights into the challenges and developments within the U.S. Army.
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Ashley Roque’s coverage predominantly centers on U.S. Army and defense-related topics, with a focus on government announcements. Her articles often cover policy changes, military technology advancements, and key decisions related to the army's operations.
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By: Ashley Roque
"If they lost it or crashed [a drone], they either had to do a ‘Hands Across America’ to go find it, [or] they had to do this [Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss] process, even in a combat zone." Col. Nick Ryan told Breaking Defense.
By: Ashley Roque
"The Army still has a lot of work to do," Christine Wormuth said in an interview with Breaking Defense about her tenure, her priorities and those secretary of defense rumors.
By: Ashley Roque, Aaron Mehta
Over the next year, South Korea and the US will stand up a defense science and technology executive committee to explore emerging tech and AUKUS Pillar II cooperation.
By: Ashley Roque
During testing this summer, one unit decided it needed three control vehicles for every two robots, where only two control vehicles had been expected.
By: Ashley Roque
Bell Textron has "a lot of experience with composite fuselages, and so they're going to use their experience to potentially design it... more modular,” Brig. Gen. David Phillips told Breaking Defense.
By: Ashley Roque
New NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte already publicly congratulated President-elect Donald Trump, praising his push to get more members towards spending more on defense.
By: Ashley Roque
"The delivery of commercially available Company-Level Small UAS with support from the Replicator initiative will allow American soldiers to rapidly experiment, learn and innovate with these systems," said Army Chief Gen. Randy George.
By: Ashley Roque
"Any general that was involved ... in any of the DEI woke shit has got to go," Trump's pick for SecDef said in a recent podcast.
“This result was not a surprise, and I know that on the surface it doesn't sound like we're making progress. However, that is not the case,” said DoD comptroller Michael McCord.
By: Ashley Roque
The service and company are expected to ink a deal by the end of the year.
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