Jen Judson is a Land Warfare Reporter at Defense News. She specializes in covering conflict and war, geopolitics, and security technology, with a focus on land warfare, drone technology, and international affairs. Jen's work has been featured in notable publications such as RealClearDefense, Marine Corps Times, and Bloomberg News.
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Jen Judson focuses predominantly on reporting government announcements and press releases related to the US Army, military technology, defense systems, missile defense, and army equipment. She would likely be interested in receiving pitches from professionals who have insights into these areas or can provide expert commentary on new developments within the US Army and military technology.
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By: Jen Judson
Beim Nato-Treffen in Belgien wird US-Verteidigungsminister Pete Hegseth in dieser Woche für eine Umverteilung der Verteidigungslasten werben. Die Forderung nach mehr Verantwortung der Bündnispartner zählt zu den Kernpunkten der Verteidigungspolitik der Trump-Administration.
The Pentagon said it’s changing the name of its Indo-Pacific Command back to the US Pacific Command, unwinding a branding change made during President Donald Trump’s first term, a move analysts suggest could reflect a shift in how the US frames its strategy toward Asia.
US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll wants defense companies to develop cheaper air-defense interceptors within a year, part of a bid to upend decades of weapons-development inertia and fix shortcomings exposed by the wars in Ukraine and Iran.
By: Jen Judson, Josh Wingrove, Kiel Porter
Lockheed Martin Corp. has been awarded a contract worth as much as $35 billion from the US Defense Department to quadruple production of missile-defense interceptors as part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to bolster munitions output.
By Lt. Gen. Christopher Donahue, 18th Airborne Corps Commander, greets soldiers before a re-designation ceremony on June 2, 2023, in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
By: Kate Sullivan, Jen Judson, Skylar Woodhouse
President Donald Trump said a decision on US troop levels in Europe would hinge on how allies addressed his concerns over Greenland and the Iran war, comments likely to intensify NATO members’ worries about over his commitment to collective security.
(Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump said a decision on US troop levels in Europe would hinge on how allies addressed his concerns over Greenland
By: Kate Sullivan, Jen Judson, Skylar Woodhouse
Das künftige Ausmaß der US-Truppenpräsenz in Europa hängt laut Donald Trump davon ab, wie die Verbündeten auf seine Bedenken zu Grönland und den Iran-Krieg reagieren. Die Äußerungen dürften die Sorgen der Nato-Staaten über Trumps Bekenntnis zur kollektiven Sicherheit weiter verstärken.
US forces used armed sea drones in combat for the first time, striking a submarine and ship maintenance facility at Iran’s Bandar Abbas naval base on Sunday, the Pentagon said.
By: Jen Judson
Las fuerzas estadounidenses utilizaron por primera vez drones marítimos armados en combate al atacar el domingo unas instalaciones de mantenimiento de submarinos y buques en la base naval iraní de Bandar Abbas, informó el Pentágono.
