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
Royal Marines in Belize, welcome to the jungle!
Howler monkeys, tarantulas, black widow spiders and snakes. Just some of the residents who have ‘welcomed’ Royal Marines to the jungle of Belize this week.
United Kingdom requests £320m continuation of C-17 support services
The US Defense Security Cooperation Agency has approved a request by the UK to continue C-17 logistics support services.
Investment on the Clyde sees new submarine training school
The Defence Secretary has announced a major milestone in the building of a new submarine training school at HMNB Clyde.
Faslane to host entire UK submarine fleet and their training facilities
All 11 Royal Navy submarines will be based on the Clyde from 2020, with the number employed at the base rising to 8,200 as part of a £1.3bn investment.
Boeing and the UK Government report ‘significant progress’ on growth partnership
Boeing and the British government have announced 'significant positive results' at a review meeting.
Why are nuclear submarines based on the Clyde?
The reason for Faslane on the Clyde hosting the UK's nuclear submarines is often the subject of conspiracy theories but what is the reality?
US and Israel successfully test David’s Sling
The US and Israel successfully demonstrated David's Sling in a series of tests at Yanat Sea Range in Israel.
Protesters block road at Faslane naval base
Protesters have reportedly formed a blockade at the south gate of HMNB Clyde.
BAE ‘LiteHUD’ display selected for Scorpion jet
BAE Systems has been selected to provide its 'LiteHUD' head-up display for Textron AirLand’s multi-mission Scorpion jet.
First nuclear powered aircraft carrier, USS Enterprise, to be decommissioned
The final goodbye ceremony for USS Enterprise will take place on February the 3rd at the Newport News Shipbuilding yard, the same yard she was built.
