David Hambling is a Senior Contributor at various prominent publications. He specializes in technology journalism with a focus on military advancements, particularly the drone warfare revolution, while also exploring themes related to culture, security, and environmental issues. His work has been featured in notable outlets including WIRED UK, BBC World, and The Guardian.
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David Hambling's coverage primarily focuses on military technology, particularly drones and the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He regularly covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics. Based on this, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights into new developments or access to experts with firsthand knowledge of advancements in military technology or the geopolitical situation in Eastern Europe.
Given his focus on evolving stories and data-driven reporting, he may also be receptive to pitches that provide unique data analysis or access to primary sources relevant to his areas of interest.
In addition, David occasionally delves into weather-related articles as well as historical aspects. If you have expertise in any of these fields concerning Eastern European geopolitics or military technologies related specifically to drones, your pitch could resonate with him.
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DJI Phantom 2 Vision Plus (L) and a Hexo Plus Future via Getty Images
In response to a decree by Putin, Russian schoolchildren are now learning to build and fly drones. It is a strong indication of how they see the future of war.
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By: David Hambling
Key Points and Summary: Ukraine's drone warfare has reached unprecedented heights, with 1.2 million drones produced in 2024 alone. Key components include FPV kamikaze drones, reconnaissance quadcopters, and long-range strike UAVs like the Lyutyy, which boasts a 600-mile range.
The U.K. has announced that the Drone Coalition is supplying 30,000 FPV kamikaze drones to Ukraine, a significant shift in the type of support provided.
Russian T-90M destroyed by a Ukrainian FPV drone in October 2024 United24
By: David Hambling
Key Points and Summary: A new era of warfare is unfolding in Ukraine, where small drones dominate the skies in battles reminiscent of WWI's early air combat.
Ukrainian troops prepating to deploy a Vampire heavy bomber drone, Zaporizhzhia region, southeastern ... [+] Ukraine. Future Publishing via Getty Images
Anduril are building a massive high-tech drone plant in Ohio. It is a bold move to provide 'hyperscale' production and give the U.S. a decisive lead.
A simple combination of a drone with a consumer trailcam on a bamboo frame to keep it off the ground is a low-cost, long range spy thanks to cellphone connectivity.
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