Jen Judson
Land Warfare Reporter
Jen Judson is an award-winning journalist covering land warfare for Defense News. She has also worked for Politico and Inside Defense. She holds a Master of Science degree in journalism from Boston University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Kenyon College.
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Printing with sand: How Rock Island Arsenal keeps Army gear humming
At Rock Island Arsenal, historic forges meet 3D printing as the Army modernizes its industrial base for faster, high-tech production.
Dynetics Looks to Fit Niche With Small Glide Munition
The SGM's design is modular so the munitions could fit on a variety of platforms.
Army Struts Newfound Try-Before-You-Buy Acquisition Plan
The Army is looking to increase the amount of system demonstrations to be conducted before committing to major investments, with plans to use that approach in an upcoming air-and-missile defense sensor competition, according to the Army’s deputy for acquisition and systems management.
Hypersonic Weapons Threat Looms Large at Missile Defense Symposium
Hypersonic Weapons Threat Looms Large at Missile Defense Symposium
MDA Outlines Major Test Events This Year
The Missile Defense Agency is gearing up for two major test events this fall and winter, according to the agency’s director Vice Adm. James Syring.
MDA to Announce Preferred East Coast Missile Defense Site By Year’s End
The Missile Defense Agency is set to choose a preferred site for a possible future East Coast ground-based ballistic missile defense site by the end of the year, Vice Adm. James Syring said Wednesday at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium.
Syring on Threats: ‘The Game Has Been Escalated’
Missile Defense Agency Director Vice Adm. James Syring, in laying out the current ballistic missile threat picture to the US from North Korea and Iran, said both countries are upping the ante by demonstrating a record-breaking progression in technological capability.
Alaska's Long Range Discrimination Radar on Track for 2020
The radar to support the ballistic missile defense system should be operational on time, despite the aggressive schedule.
Army Looks to Accelerate Air-and-Missile Defense Programs
The Army is taking a hard look at the possibility of accelerating some existing air-and-missile defense programs to keep pace with emerging threats, according to service leaders speaking Tuesday at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium.
Possible Patriot Radar Replacement Competition Heats Up
Possible Patriot Radar Replacement Competition Heats Up
