Jen Judson is a Land Warfare Reporter at Defense News. She specializes in covering conflict and war, geopolitics, and international affairs, with a particular focus on land warfare and drone technology. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as RealClearDefense, Marine Corps Times, and Bloomberg News.
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Jen Judson focuses predominantly on reporting government announcements and press releases related to the US Army, military technology, defense systems, missile defense, and army equipment. She would likely be interested in receiving pitches from professionals who have insights into these areas or can provide expert commentary on new developments within the US Army and military technology.
Given her coverage attributes, she may be particularly receptive to exclusive information regarding new technologies being adopted by the US Army or insider perspectives on major defense contracts. Pitches offering access to high-ranking officials involved in shaping defense policy or those with direct knowledge of significant military programs could also capture her interest.
It's important to note that Jen's focus is primarily on US-based topics within the realm of government and politics as they pertain to military affairs.
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By: Courtney McBride, Roxana Tiron, Jen Judson
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a sweeping speech to junior officers and enlisted troops, announcing new military commands and projects, including one to be led by Elon Musk, Anduril Industries Inc. founder Palmer Luckey and former House speaker Newt Gingrich to research the future of warfare.
By: Roxana Tiron, Jen Judson
The Defense Department has tasked two of its biggest contractors to lead an effort to study the future of warfare and design weapons that American service members will need in the years ahead.
By: Jen Judson, Zainab Fattah, Gerry Doyle, Kollen Post
The counterdrone market is beginning to expand beyond governments
By: Jen Judson, Courtney McBride
Anduril Industries, known for building drones and autonomous aircraft, is investing $3.7 billion to build a massive new shipbuilding facility in Maryland, a move that will enhance the US Navy’s nuclear-powered submarine production.
Aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth greeted the crew with an admission: He was the one who approved prolonging the aircraft carrier’s unusually long deployment in the Middle East amid the US war with Iran.
Anduril Industries is introducing a new line of missile interceptors that the company says will provide much of the capability of weapons produced by traditional defense contractors but at a fraction of the cost.
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By: Jen Judson, Will Guisbond
Northrop Grumman Corp. reported a 7% increase in fiscal 2026 third-quarter sales amid heightened geopolitical tensions that have fueled a boom in defense spending.
By: Jen Judson, Will Guisbond
Lockheed Martin Corp. lifted its full-year outlook as the company’s missile systems portfolio was buoyed by rising global defense spending.
By: Katrina Manson, Jen Judson
Aevex Corp. said its existing contract with the US Navy for drone speedboats known as GARCs has been modified, increasing its total value to about $350 million and extending its term through June 2027.
