Lee Ferran is a Managing Editor at Breaking Media, Inc. He specializes in defense and intelligence reporting, covering topics such as military technology, national security, and international relations. With a focus on breaking news and analysis, Lee provides in-depth coverage of the latest developments in defense and intelligence matters.
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Lee Ferran's coverage primarily focuses on defense industry, military technology, international relations, national security and military operations. He frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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By: Seth J. Frantzman
A year ago today, Hamas attacked Israel, catching Jerusalem off guard. Since, the Israel Defense Forces have worked to adapt.
By: Lee Ferran
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency said the sale of the electronic warfare system to Italy would "improve Italy’s capability to meet current and future threats by increasing interoperability with the United States Air Force (USAF) and disrupting enemy command and control communications when Italy is contributing to overseas contingency operations."
By: Lee Ferran
Analyst Becca Wasser told Breaking Defense the vice president's answer may not "comport" with the current Pentagon strategy, but reflects the reality of the shorter-term geopolitical landscape.
Oshkosh Defense displays its Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary Fires (ROUGE-Fires) on the floor at AUSA 2024. (Brendon Smith / Breaking Defense)
![Closing out AUSA 2024 with top stories and show floor gossip [VIDEO]](https://breakingdefense.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2024/10/AUSA-2024-scaled-b.jpg)
By: Aaron Mehta, Lee Ferran
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By: Lee Ferran
The speech came days after Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump suggested Ukrainian leadership "let the war start."
By: Ari Cicurel, Lee Ferran, David Perkins
In this op-ed, US Army retired Gen. David Perkins and Ari Cicurel of the Jewish Institute for National Security of America say Israel has adapted to fighting in tunnel systems — and the US must follow suit.
By: Lee Ferran, Seth J. Frantzman
The agreement comes days after Israel announced billions in US funding for air defenses, including Iron Beam.
By: Seth J. Frantzman
The system is already in use on Israeli armored vehicles, and is being upgraded based on Israel's experience in the conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon.
By: Lee Ferran
From the Ukraine conflict to battlefield tech to the Pentagon's ability to innovate, DoD officials often say that, sadly, they have no magical munitions.
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