Jennifer Hlad is a managing editor at Defense One. With a focus on military, drone technology, and aviation, she covers a range of topics related to security and law enforcement, as well as regional and world news. Hlad's work has been featured in Defense One, Space Today, RealClearDefense, and GARRETT W JONES.
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By: Jennifer Hlad
“We need radically different ideas,” says assistant defense secretary.
By: Jennifer Hlad
“The strategic attention is here in this theater,” undersecretary says during a visit to the Indo-Pacific.
Today’s Air Force leaders aren’t axing quite all of the previous administration’s efforts to prepare for a possible fight with China. Service leaders are continuing to implement Agil
The administration’s government-wide ban on the company’s AI tools has forced the command to work faster to be “model-neutral.”
By: Jennifer Hlad
At a conference in Honolulu, the assistant defense secretary for industrial base policy detailed the challenge.
By: Jennifer Hlad
The U.S. Army's 25th Infantry Division brought several new weapons to this year's Balikatan exercise.
By: Jennifer Hlad
PAOAY, Philippines —Right on cue, the missiles blazed from their launcher, kicking up sand behind them.
By: Jennifer Hlad
Uncrewed vehicles were everywhere at LANPAC—even above a general’s head.
By: Jennifer Hlad
“We cannot win if our supply lines are 5,000 miles long,” says U.S. Forces Korea commander.
“We cannot win if our supply lines are 5,000 miles long,” says U.S. Forces Korea commander.
