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Executive editor of @DefenseOne. Been aboard more than 50 warships; wrote a couple of books about it. navybook.bsky.social newsie.social/@navybook

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Bradley Peniston is executive editor of Defense One. A national security journalist for a quarter-century, he helped launch Military.com, served as managing editor of Defense News, and was editor of Armed Forces Journal. His books include No Higher Honor: Saving the USS Samuel B. Roberts in the Persian Gulf (Naval Institute Press, 2006), which has been featured in the Chief of Naval Operations' Professional Reading Program.

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Navy preps science-and-tech strategy built for speed and focus

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By Bradley Peniston Verified
| Washington Technology Verified
A new Navy science-and-tech strategy will push technology to the fleet faster and concentrate limited research funds on problems that industry won't solve on its own, the service’s research chief said Tuesday. The Office of Naval Research strategy, called "Feed S&T at Speed to the Fleet and Force," is in final production, Chief of Naval Research Rachel Riley said Tuesday at the Defense One Tech Summit in Arlington, Virginia.
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Navy Preps Science-and-Tech Strategy Built for Speed and Focus

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By Bradley Peniston Verified
| RealClear Defense
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Shaped charges from coffee grounds? Pentagon science chief describes future of war

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By Bradley Peniston Verified
| Washington Technology Verified
When the Pentagon’s science and technology chief looks at Ukraine, he sees a war fought with weapons invented, produced, and fielded since the conflict erupted. “The fact that you can bring relevant capability to the fight, as the Ukrainians and allies have done in the conflict with Russia, that essentially didn't exist at the beginning of the fight,” Joseph Jewell, assistant defense secretary for science and technology, said Tuesday at the Defense One Tech Summit in Arlington, Virginia.
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