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George Allison
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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

UK selected as a global F-35 repair hub

The F-35 maintenance programme will generate millions of pounds and support thousands of jobs in North Wales.

Where will the Type 31 Frigate be built?

After confirming that the Type 26 Frigate would be built on the Clyde, Michael Fallon has indicated that the Type 31 Frigate will also be assembled there.

Tornado jets hit machine-gun teams north of Mosul

Tornado jets patrolled north of Mosul where they supported advancing Kurdish forces.

WATCH: S-97 RAIDER First Flight

The S-97 RAIDER is a helicopter capable of carrying six troops and external weapons that will "redefine" helicopter flight during the 21st century.

Grounded F-35As return to flight

Half of the temporarily grounded F-35A fleet will be flying again by the end of the week.

British troops head to Colombia

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has praised the UK's relationship with Colombia as British forces prepare to visit the country.

Lockheed Martin deliver new C-5 Super Galaxy

The massive C-5M Super Galaxy will be assigned to the USAF's 433rd Airlift Wing, the US Air Force Reserve Command unit in Texas.

HMS Albion refit continues

Amphibious warship HMS Albion has reached a new milestone in her refit before rejoining the fleet.

Tornado jets unleash Storm Shadow missiles on Islamic State

Tornado jets used Storm Shadow missiles against bunkers in western Iraq, while a Reaper supported Iraqi forces around Bazwaya.

Type 26 Frigate order confirmed, build to start in Summer

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has confirmed the order of eight Type 26 Frigates on the Clyde and revealed that steel will be cut in Summer.