David Hambling is a freelance writer with a focus on technology, particularly military technology and drones. He has written for publications such as The Guardian, Forbes, WIRED UK, and MIT Technology Review. In addition to his expertise in technology, David also has a passion for Lovecraftian fiction and wildlife photography.
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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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Image captured from a video of the attack on Morozovsk Ukrainian forces claim to have carried out a successful drone strike on Russia's
Here’s what happened when Russia piled as many jammers as possible on to a tank and sent it into action against Ukrainian drones.
The RAM II, an earlier version of the RAM X now in use. No images of the RAM X have been released
By: David Hambling
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The latest Ukrainian version of caltrop used to stop Russian vehicles The Russians are facing a new threat behind the front line: tire-popping metal obstacles called caltrops dropped by drones.
Drone tactics are evolving fast, with interceptors used to bring down bomber drones and operators are being trained in dogfight skills
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Both sides are making armies of FPVs, but Russia’s battlefield drone strikes have faltered as Ukraine’s have surged. The reason appears to be a failure to adapt.
Ukrainian soldier prepares a Baba Yaga heavy night bomber for launch
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