Mike Fredenburg
Mike Fredenburg writes on military technology and defense matters with an emphasis on defense reform. He holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and master's degree in production operations management.
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Necessities of War Drive Battlefield Innovation
Innovations that address real-world immediate needs typically deliver more bang for the buck than weapon systems developed in a far more leisurely fashion
Despite 400 Percent Cost Increase and Poor Reliability, F-35 Approved for Increased Production Rate
Given the F-35’s soaring costs and reliability and performance issues, skepticism about the results of the DOT&E testing results seems wise.
Are Boeing’s Failures Linked to Embracing Diversity Benefit Myths?
Despite facing major crises, Boeing is still plunging forward with its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
Can $60.84 Billion Aid Package Shift Ukraine’s War Trajectory?
The military aid package just passed by the U.S. Congress will not address Ukraine’s more critical shortage—manpower.
Are COVID-19 Mandates Partly Responsible for Boeing Safety Issues?
Airlines, airport operations, mistakes by flight crew, and our own government have played a role in creating the safety problems and accidents involving Boeing.
Battleship USS New Jersey Repairs Help Preserve Option to Reactivate It!
In March, the USS New Jersey set sail for the first time in over 24 years. It was not once again going off to battle, but instead to the location of its birth.
