Craig Hooper is a writer for Forbes, specializing in defense and military topics. With a focus on naval affairs, Craig covers a wide range of issues including ship deployments, aircraft maintenance, and defense strategies. His articles provide insights into the challenges and developments within the defense industry.
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Craig Hooper's coverage focuses on government, politics, and world affairs with a specific emphasis on defense-related topics. His work includes expert commentary and cites data frequently, suggesting he might be interested in insightful analysis from experts who can provide unique perspectives related to U.S. government policies, military operations, and international relations.
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