Tyler Rogoway

Editor-in-Chief, The War Zone | Military Editorial Director

Tyler's passion is the study of military technology, strategy, and foreign policy and he has fostered a dominant voice on those topics in the defense media space. He was the creator of the hugely popular defense site Foxtrot Alpha before developing The War Zone.

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Atacms cluster munition

Ukraine Getting ATACMS Cluster Variant Would Be A Big Problem For Russia

By Joseph Trevithick / Published Sep 27, 2023

BAD NEUENAHR-AHRWEILER, GERMANY - MAY 03: The command central of the Cold War-era former West German government bunker pictured on May 03, 2023 near Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler, Germany. The bunker, built at the site of a railway tunnel inside hills, had the capacity to sleep 936 people, had over 800 office rooms and would have served as a shelter to keep the West German government functioning in the event of war. Russia's current war in Ukraine and its recent stationing of nuclear missiles in Belarus has revived memories of the Cold War. Both West and East Germany had extensive bunker systems that Germany's post-reunification government chose to abandon in 2007, citing the post-Cold War era peace dividend and claiming that bunkers would be largely useless in the event of a nuclear war anyway. (Photo by Thomas Lohnes/Getty Images)

Bunker Talk: Let’s Talk About All The Things We Did And Didn’t Cover This Week

By Tyler Rogoway / Published Sep 22, 2023

F-35B Beaufort

F-35 Can’t Be Found After Pilot Ejected (Updated)

By Tyler Rogoway / Published Sep 18, 2023

Two massive steel doors weighing 30 tons each are among the devices that will seal off the North American Air Defense Command's underground combat operations center in the event of an attack, shown Jan. 26, 1966. The doors, 26 inches thick, are installed in 17-feet thick reinforced concrete barriers in the tunnel leading go the defense command post inside Cheyenne Mountain, near Colorado Springs, Colo. (AP Photo)

Bunker Talk: Let’s Talk About All The Things We Did And Didn’t Cover This Week

By Tyler Rogoway / Published Sep 15, 2023

Maybach Kim Train Russia

Kim Jong Un’s Maybach Limo Seen Squeezing Into His Armored Train

By Tyler Rogoway / Published Sep 15, 2023

MQ-25 Boeing

Our First Look At Boeing’s Pre-Production MQ-25 Stingray

By Oliver Parken / Published Sep 14, 2023

B-21 Raider Side View

B-21 Raider Seen Like Never Before In New Images

By Tyler Rogoway / Published Sep 12, 2023

Anduril's acquisition of Blue Force Technologies and its Fury drone is a latest development is an important story that could have broad ramifications for the US defense industry.

The Rise Of Fury

By Joseph Trevithick / Published Sep 11, 2023

North Korea rocket truck

North Korea Debuts Rocket Launchers That Appear As Civilian Trucks

By Stetson Payne / Published Sep 9, 2023

French officers in an underground HQ on the western front during world war one, 1916. (Photo by: Universal History Archive/UIG via Getty images)

Bunker Talk: Let’s Talk About All The Things We Did And Didn’t Cover This Week

By Tyler Rogoway / Published Sep 8, 2023

Su-34 Fullback Tires

Russian Su-34 Strike-Fighter Seen Covered In Tires

By Howard Altman / Published Sep 8, 2023

North Korea Nuclear Missile Submarine

North Korea’s Diesel-Electric Ballistic Missile ‘Frankensub’ Emerges

By Tyler Rogoway / Published Sep 7, 2023