George Allison
George Allison is the founder and editor of the UK Defence Journal. He holds a degree in Cyber Security from Glasgow Caledonian University and specialises in naval and cyber security topics. George has appeared on national radio and television to provide commentary on defence and security issues. Twitter: @geoallison
US to routinely base P-8 Poseidon aircraft in Scotland alongside British aircraft
The P-8 Poseidon basing agreement was signed earlier in the year by Harriett Baldwin, Under Secretary of State for Defence Procurement.
NATO allies strengthen cooperation in the munitions sector
NATO Allies are increasingly working to share the burden of acquiring expensive defence equipment the alliance says.
First aircraft land on aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth
A Merlin helicopter has become first aircraft to land on HMS Queen Elizabeth.
Shipbuilders union hails Type 26 Frigate deal for Clyde as ‘fantastic economic benefit for...
GMB, the union for shipbuilders, has welcomed the Ministry Of Defence’s announcement that a contract to build the Type 26 frigates has been signed.
Supercarrier USS George H. W. Bush Arrives in Israel
Nimitz class carrier USS George H. W. Bush has arrived in Haifa, Israel to enhance US-Israel relations.
WATCH: Apache attack helicopter fires laser weapon
Watch as a high energy laser mounted on an Apache AH-64 attack helicopter acquires and hits an unmanned target in a test.
WATCH: F-35 Aerial Demonstration Debut at 2017 Paris Air Show
The F-35A made its aerial demonstration debut at the Paris Air Show in front of crowds of thousands.
BAE Systems Australia chief hopeful Australia will opt for Type 26 Frigate
Glynn Phillips said the signing of the UK Type 26 Frigate contract should provide the Australian government with confidence in the company's bid.
F-35 expected to cost ‘less than any fourth-generation fighter’ by 2019
The F-35A is expected to cost $85 million, less than any fourth-generation fighter with the other two F-35 variants also significantly reducing in price.
Chinese state media promotes attacks on Australian warships
A state-run Chinese newspaper has suggested China to take military action against Australian warships over the South China Sea dispute.
