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
Simulation shows F-35B almost landing conventionally on new carriers
Uniquely for a vessel of this type, it will be common to see the jump-jet F-35B appear to land conventionally.
WATCH: How does the F-35B hover?
The F-35B Joint Strike Fighter has advanced the concept of Short Take Off and Vertical Landing, here's how it does it.
WATCH: British Army Apache helicopters in action over Libya
Gun camera footage from Apache attack helicopters show a strike on a military communications facility and troop concentration at Al-Watiya in western Libya.
F-35B tests increase combat capability
Three F-35B aircraft and 75 US Marines deployed to complete Operational Test missile shots of the AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile.
New gangways to support the Queen Elizabeth class carriers
Two state-of-the-art gangways built to meet the unique demands of the Queen Elizabeth class carriers have arrived at Portsmouth Naval Base.
UK hands over responsibility for Baltic skies to Germany
A ceremony has taken place at Amari Air Base in Estonia, as the RAF passes on responsibility for the policing of Baltic airspace to the German Air Force.
HMS Diamond deploys to tackle arms trafficking
Type 45 Destroyer HMS Diamond will sail to the Mediterranean to join an operation aimed at countering arms trafficking.
Why is a Romanian number-plate on a Syrian tank?
Images have surfaced showing a T-72 tank operated by Syrian Democratic Forces featuring a Romanian registration plate.
British naval vessel assists in removal of chemical weapons from Libya
RFA Mounts Bay has assisted in the removal of the last batch of materials which could be used in the manufacture of chemical weapons from Libya.
WATCH: Moving HMS Forth down the Clyde in Glasgow
Watch as HMS Forth is moved down the River Clyde in Glasgow to be fitted out.
