Jen Judson is a Land Warfare Reporter at Defense News. She specializes in covering conflict and war, geopolitics, and international affairs, with a particular focus on land warfare and drone technology. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets 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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The U.S. launched a new wave of strikes against Iran in response to attacks on military bases in the...
By: Jen Judson, Sonya Dymova
Ukraine is looking to other allies for vital supplies of air-defense missiles after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s White House visit this week yielded no pledge of new supplies, Kyiv’s ambassador to Washington said.
By: Jen Judson
Die USA haben eine neue Welle von Angriffen auf den Iran gestartet. Ziel waren Einrichtungen der Islamischen Revolutionsgarde als Reaktion auf Angriffe auf amerikanische Militärstützpunkte im Nahen Osten. Damit hat sich der Konflikt weiter verschärft und auf die Region ausgeweitet.
Northrop Grumman Corp. has secured agreements worth as much as $3 billion to supply key components for missile interceptors produced by Lockheed Martin Corp., part of a broader effort to boost output of munitions drawn down by the Iran war.
By: Jen Judson
Northrop Grumman Corp has secured agreements worth as much as US$3 billion to supply key components for Patriot and THAAD missile interceptors produced by Lockheed Martin Corp.
By: Courtney Subramanian, Sonya Dymova, Jen Judson
President Donald Trump downplayed concerns over conditions for sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, amid an uproar from service members’ families as its deployment to the Middle East approaches nine months.
The US Army has selected Hanwha Defense USA to provide its new Mobile Tactical Cannon, a victory for the South Korean conglomerate’s American subsidiary.
A dronemaker backed by President Donald Trump’s sons struck a $22.3 million deal to sell counter-drone detection equipment to an energy company in the Persian Gulf, capitalizing on private firms’ push to protect themselves amid fallout from the Iran war.
By: Jen Judson, Roxana Tiron
Northrop Grumman Corp. Chief Executive Officer Kathy Warden said the Trump administration’s Golden Dome space defense system was becoming “very tangible” for defense contractors and that her company will end up with a “decent share” of a program that may eventually cost more than $1 trillion.
US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll who has clashed with his boss, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, will be leaving his post, according to a person familiar with the matter, even as the military conflict with Iran continues.
