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Ashley Roque

Ashley Roque

Verified

Senior Land Reporter, Breaking Defense

Washington

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Total articles 1069

  • As Army leaders reconsider needs and rumors swirl, industry braces for potential ground vehicle cuts

    By Ashley Roque Verified| Breaking Defense Verified WASHINGTON — Out in California’s Mojave Desert, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy Geroge had a clear message for industry: A technology shakeup is afoot for the service that could rock large-scale acquisition programs, including ground combat vehicles. “I’m tied to overall capability,” the four-star general told Breaking Defense during a recent interview at Ft. Irwin, Calif.

    By Ashley Roque Verified · Breaking Defense

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Anduril gets green light from Army to take over Microsoft's IVAS project: Exec

    By Ashley Roque Verified| Breaking Defense Verified WASHINGTON — Anduril has officially assumed oversight of a multi-billion production deal for the US Army’s mixed-reality Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS), a company official told Breaking Defense. On April 10, the service signed off on the “contact novation,” which essentially slid the terms of Microsoft’s 10-year, $22 billion contract over to the tech company, according to Anduril’s Senior Vice President of Engineering Tom Keane.

    By Ashley Roque Verified · Breaking Defense

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • As Army leaders reconsider needs and rumors swirl, industry braces for potential ground vehicle cuts

    By Ashley Roque Verified| Breaking Defense Verified WASHINGTON — Out in California’s Mojave Desert, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy Geroge had a clear message for industry: A technology shakeup is afoot for the service that could rock large-scale acquisition programs, including ground combat vehicles. “I’m tied to overall capability,” the four-star general told Breaking Defense during a recent interview at Ft. Irwin, Calif.

    By Ashley Roque Verified · Breaking Defense

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Breaking Defense

Washington, D.C., United States