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
MoD celebrates innovation in British Defence Companies
Ministry of Defence celebrates innovation in British Defence Companies
Turkish NATO membership may be in danger
US Secretary of State John Kerry warned Turkey that NATO will be scrutinising Turkey in the coming days to ensure that it fulfils alliance requirements.
British parliament votes to renew Trident
The British parliament have voted to renew the Trident weapons system, replacing the Vanguard class submarines that carry the UK's nuclear missiles.
New Typhoon AESA radar flight trials begin
Flight trials have begun on a new AESA radar for Typhoon following completion of ground tests.
Trident, what are the facts?
The Trident missile system is housed on the UK's four Vanguard class submarines which form the UK's strategic nuclear missile force.
UK Government comment on Turkish military coup
A COBR meeting was held to discuss the Turkish military coup and the current work to support British nationals in the country.
NATO demands Russia withdraw from Ukraine
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has demanded that Russia withdraw its forces and military hardware from Ukraine.
Stoltenberg said after a meeting of NATO defence ministers...
British aircraft continue to strike Islamic State
British pilots have now flown more than 2800 missions against Islamic State, playing a key role in their ongoing defeat.
Turkish military coup: Details emerge of aerial battle
A helicopter belonging to the 'coup plotters' forces was shot down this morning by an F-16 fighter as the Turkish military coup comes to and end.
Turkish military coup fails, soldiers surrender
The Turkish military coup appears to have failed as soldiers surrender after many are killed in exchanges, including civilians, and hundreds are arrested.
