Audrey Decker is a journalist focused on national defense and military affairs. She writes for Defense One and her work has also appeared in GARRETT W JONES and Yonkers Tribune. Audrey covers a wide range of topics including military technology, aerospace, defense policy, and industry developments.
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Service officials are banking on the future rotorcraft for a new air assault concept.
That’s on top of the $200 million levied in August for illegal exports to China and elsewhere.
Officials also seemed to back off its goal of finishing the TR-3 upgrade by next spring.
The F-35 Joint Program Office's “war on readiness” has yielded only small improvements since it was launched last year.
Defense and commercial aircraft will remain at the company’s core, but “some things on the fringe” might have to go.
By: Audrey Decker
SpaceX won the first set of launches in Lane 1 of NSSL Phase 3 competition
By: Audrey Decker
Multiple “aircraft electrical and display malfunctions” were not the primary cause of the crash.
Ursa Major says 3D printing will help deliver missile motors more quickly and cheaply than today’s players.
Plans for USAF future aircraft programs look too pricey, service secretary says.
By: Audrey Decker
States are preparing for all possibilities as U.S. intelligence agencies warn of potential civil unrest.
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