Pentagon Reporter with @BreakingDefense Former: @janesINTEL @ShephardNews @rollcall Send tips to aroque at breakingmedia dot com or via Signal to ashleyroque.04

Washington, DC
Joined May 2017
Thrilled to join the growing (and charismatic) @BreakingDefense team next week to pick up the land warfare beat. Please send tips and hot takes to [email protected]
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Last week I went out to Falcon Peak in Yuma, Arizona to witness the Pentagons latest counter drone exercise. Here's what I witnessed:
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A national treasure and amazing friend. Excited for what’s next @JSchogol73030
Over the past 8 years, Jeff Schogol has been a steadfast and reliable teammate, a trusted voice for our audience, and the heart of Task & Purpose. Today is his last day, and as he leaves, we want to take a moment to reflect on his incredible contributions and the impact his work has had.
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.@JSchogol73030 is the greatest.
Over the past 8 years, Jeff Schogol has been a steadfast and reliable teammate, a trusted voice for our audience, and the heart of Task & Purpose. Today is his last day, and as he leaves, we want to take a moment to reflect on his incredible contributions and the impact his work has had.
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Little baby scoop from me this morning on a new DoD memo pushing for more defense contractor pricing information, and a potential software tool that would pull data directly from companies' financial systems: breakingdefense.com/2026/08/…
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NEW: The director of the nascent Economic Defense Unit, George Kollitides, took up to $1 million in stock and a seat on the board of a Caribbean shell company whose parent has helped finance defense-related businesses worldwide, financial filings show. news.bgov.com/bloomberg-gove…
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The third and final story, focused on a new expansion of an “active management” agreement with the company, which could come with a price tag of up to $1.5 billion.
The final story of our T-7 series: The Air Force needs data on the T-7s GE F404 engine, but Boeing advised it was “unable to provide” that information. The Air Force is now weighing a direct contract with GE, at an “additional” cost of up to $1.5 billion. breakingdefense.com/2026/06/…
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