David Axe is a journalist and filmmaker at Forbes. He focuses on topics related to aviation and aerospace, drone technology, and security, with a particular emphasis on the ongoing situation in Ukraine. David's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Daily Beast, Rolling Stone, and Yahoo News.
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David Axe focuses on military conflicts and aviation, with a specific focus on Ukraine, Russia, and China. His reporting heavily leans towards evolving stories in the realm of military conflict, indicating a preference for pitches related to ongoing developments in these areas.
Given his focus on military conflict and aviation, David may be interested in expert commentary or interviews from individuals with firsthand experience or deep knowledge of military operations, particularly those involving aircraft and armored vehicles.
When reaching out to David Axe, consider providing insights into emerging geopolitical situations or updates about defense technology advancements that align with his coverage. Keep in mind that he predominantly covers evolving stories within the context of military conflicts and should tailor your pitches accordingly.
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The goal: to cut across a Russian salient pointed at Sloviansk
The $30-million missile is unreliable and inaccurate.
By: David Axe
Truck double taps are becoming more common.
By: David Axe
Occupation governor Vladimir Saldo signed the order after Ukrainian mid-range drones began hitting the road Russia's southern military supply depends on.
By: David Axe
One rocket-armed Fire Point drone could do eight times the damage of the version flying last month.
Firing Meteor missiles, the Gripens could push back Russian glide bombers
Ukraine's Vampire drones are some of its best weapons. Now they're getting even better.
By: David Axe
But not the frigate the Ukrainians wanted.
Scratch two old Tupolev Tu-142s
If Russia's Oreshnik missile is a terror weapon, it's not actually a very scary one. It keeps missing and failing.
