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 Navy Sea Kings bid Scotland farewall
The flypast brings an end to 44 years of Sea King rescue services in Scotland, the service has been replaced by a civilian organisation.
Carrier crew accommodation completed ahead of schedule
New modular accommodation to house sailors working on the new supercarriers has been completed almost one month early.
North Korean submarine missile test ‘catastrophic failure’
North Korea’s submarine-launched ballistic missile test appears to have been an explosive failure.
A-10 retirement indefinitely postponed
The United States is to delay retiring the A-10 because of the ongoing fight against Islamic State, it has been reported.
Jakarta attacked, Islamic State suspected
A series of bomb blasts has rocked the Indonesian capital Jakarta this morning, with gun battles on the streets.
Multiple explosives and gunfire were reported...
Australia rejects US request for greater assistance against IS
It is understood that Australia doesn't have the resources in terms of available aircraft and pilots to increase their contribution.
Reaper drones complete 1000th mission against Islamic State
The fleet of drones have been operating in the region since October 2014, also notable is the fact they have done so without civilian casualties.
WATCH: Typhoon strikes Islamic State vehicle
A Typhoon uses Paveway bombs to destroy Islamic State mechanical excavator being used to construct defensive positions.
The UK retains full operational control over Trident
It's a common myth that the United States has control over the UK's Trident missile system, that is not the case. Here's proof.
Australia to convert business jets into surveillance aircraft
Australia has confirmed a project to convert two private jets into surveillance aircraft for the Royal Australian Air Force.
Shortly after Christmas, the United States entered into...
