Joseph Trevithick is a Freelance Contributor and Executive Editor at The War Zone Wire. He specializes in defense and security analysis, with a focus on aviation and aerospace, drone technology, and public security. His work has been featured in outlets such as Yahoo News, RealClearDefense, and The Drive.
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By: Joseph Trevithick
The Army sees modular laser systems not tied to specific vehicles as key to truly operationalizing and distributing counter-drone laser capabilities...
By: Joseph Trevithick, Howard Altman
America's adoption of long-range one-way attack munitions like the Low-Cost Uncrewed Combat Attack System (LUCAS) is evolving quickly . Training on
By: Howard Altman, Joseph Trevithick
Russia's Kosmos 2612 came very close to ICEYE X36, which reportedly has Ukraine connections, after weeks of highly unusual maneuvering.
The ex-USAF KC-10 is now headed for a second career in the private sector with Omega Air Refueling.
A top USAF general said new F-16s are "maybe the lazy" route, but are an option as the service strives for 1,509 combat-coded fighters by 2035.
By: Joseph Trevithick
The Army wants to buy up to 100 new USVs and add autonomous capabilities into existing crewed vessels.
By: Joseph Trevithick, Thomas Newdick
Zone 5 Technologies has shared with TWZ the first photos of its latest Block 40 Rusty Dagger low-cost cruise missile in a surface-launched configuration.
Bombers are now being viewed as another potential air-to-air asset to on top of growing the fighter fleet and establishing a CCA force.
By: Joseph Trevithick
Bombers are now being viewed as another potential air-to-air asset on top of growing the fighter fleet and establishing a CCA force....
By: Joseph Trevithick
General Atomics is now working with Spirit Defense to help meet surging USAF demands for fighter drones within the next six years.
