David Axe is a journalist and filmmaker at Forbes. He specializes in topics related to aviation, drones, and regional interests, with a particular focus on security and law enforcement, as well as arts and entertainment. David has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Daily Beast, Rolling Stone, and Yahoo News.
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David Axe focuses on military conflicts and aviation, with a specific focus on Ukraine, Russia, and China. His reporting heavily leans towards evolving stories in the realm of military conflict, indicating a preference for pitches related to ongoing developments in these areas.
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The R-73 is made in Russia.
By: David Axe
Kyiv said nothing until this week. The planes can see 450 km, and Russia's best missile flies nearly as far.
Expect the Russians to hunt the two ASC 890s
New flights of the FF(X) could add heavy missile armament.
By: David Axe
Sloviansk and Kramatorsk are the last two big cities in the Donbas that Russia does not hold. The 46th Airmobile Brigade left the southeast in early July and reached them before anyone outside the army knew.
The 46th Air Mobile Brigade is covering a tactical retreat
‘Stop That Tank’ taught vehicle-killing skills
Every workable air defense solution needs time
By: David Axe
A cruise missile may have holed ‘Admiral Essen’
By: David Axe
Ukraine is intensifying its efforts to eliminate Russia's ability to fire Kalibr cruise missiles at Ukrainian cities.
