Justin Katz is a reporter covering the Navy and Marine Corps at Breaking Defense. He specializes in military acquisition programs, congressional oversight, and cybersecurity policies, drawing from his previous experience at Inside Defense and FCW. Katz's work has been featured in RealClearDefense and Breaking Media, among other outlets.
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Justin Katz's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, particularly on matters related to the Navy, defense, and military. He tends to cover official announcements and legal policy regulations extensively.
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Considering Justin’s geographic focus as the United States alongside his topics covered such as National Defense Authorization Act and AUKUS pact stories from 2023 indicate that he covers national security issues comprehensively without a specific regional limitation.
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By: Justin Katz
The first international sale of SEWIP is to the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force.
By: Justin Katz
The demo took place at the service's Maryland-based software factory and included roughly a dozen other industry contractors as well as Navy personnel.
The decision follows a similar one last year to extend the service life of the Arleigh Burke (DDG-51).
By: Justin Katz
The Alabama-based shipyard is promoting the new medical ship at the Euronaval exposition in Paris.
By: Justin Katz
The Navy's cruiser modernization program has seen its share of problems and been a point of contention for lawmakers.
By: Justin Katz
“We see that an increasing number of navies are equipping themselves or thinking to equip themselves [with unmanned drones],” said Aurore Neuschwander, executive vice president of drones and unmanned systems and underwater weapons at Naval Group.
By: Justin Katz
The leadership changes come following HII's bleak report to Wall Street, but a company spokesman said the timing "aligns with Jennifer [Boykin's] retirement plans."
By: Justin Katz
The Swedish company was not the only company in Paris this week making plays for the unmanned and autonomous systems market.
By: Justin Katz
Lockheed's Glenn Copeland told Breaking Defense the contract has options to continue through the end of service for the Halifax class.
By: Justin Katz
The signing comes one week after Russia launched another one of its own icebreakers.
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