Jennifer Hlad is a managing editor at Defense One. With a focus on military, drone technology, and security issues, she has covered a range of topics including aviation, law enforcement, and supply chain logistics, drawing on her extensive experience as a reporter for various esteemed publications. Hlad's work has been featured in Defense One, Space Today, RealClearDefense, and GARRETT W JONES.
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“If you can work in the Pacific, you can work anywhere in the world,” said Maj. Gen. Gavin Gardner.
By: Jennifer Hlad
Infantry skills exercises were part of ongoing RIMPAC.
3rd MLR basically did exactly what it was designed to do,” Col. Gabe Diana said.
Infantry skills exercises were part of ongoing RIMPAC
By: Jennifer Hlad
“This is Uber for manufacturing delivered at the speed of Amazon, for the highest quality of parts,” Marine Lt. Col. Michael Radigan told reporters.
By: Jennifer Hlad
HONOLULU —Heavy seas didn't stop Firestorm Labs from printing “thousands” of unique parts aboard the USS Essex amphibious assault ship on the way
By: Jennifer Hlad
Firestorm Labs says it 3D-printed thousands of parts as waves buffeted USS Essex.
Lt. Gen. Glynn passed the flag to Lt. Gen. Turner, a classmate from The Basic School, on Tuesday.
By: Jennifer Hlad
HONOLULU —The better the U.S. gets at fighting in conventional ways, the more likely it is that adversaries will avoid a conventional conflict, the head of Special Operations Command Pacific said.
When a Marine planner is trying to determine whether a deployed unit has everything it needs, they must query several separate databases while
