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
British troops exercise with Estonian Army
Soldiers from 3rd Battalion Princess Wales’s Royal Regiment have joined their NATO Allies in Exercise Baltic Star, their biggest annual military exercise.
WATCH: Destroyer shoots down ballistic missile off Scottish coast
USS Ross destroyed a ballistic missile as part of the 'Maritime Theater Missile Defense' at sea demonstration off the Scottish coast.
WATCH: Laser Weapon System demonstration aboard USS Ponce
Watch the new Laser Weapon System (LaWS) successfully deployed and operated aboard a naval vessel for the first time.
Unmanned ‘Bladerunner’ surface vessel undergoes trials
The UK's Maritime Autonomy Surface Testbed, an unmanned surface vessel based on the innovative 'Bladerunner' hull, has undergone trials in the Thames.
Captain of HMS Queen Elizabeth talks about the supercarriers future
Captain of HMS Queen Elizabeth, Captain Jerry Kyd, talks about the exciting future of the new carrier and what it will mean for the Royal Navy.
Reaper unmanned aircraft pound Islamic State
A Reaper remotely piloted aircraft system supported Iraqi security forces advancing near Qayyarah.
WATCH: ScanEagle Launch and Recovery aboard a frigate
ScanEagle is a reconnaissance aircraft that can be launched from ships day or night to gather intelligence and survey the wider area of operations.
HMS Diamond to conduct ‘Sovereignty Patrol’ of Gibraltar waters
HMS Diamond is to conduct a 'Sovereignty Patrol' of Gibraltars waters. The Type 45 Destroyer is currently in the area before deploying to fight smugglers.
Typhoon jets strike Islamic State bunkers
Typhoon aircraft operating ten miles north of Mosul delivered a Paveway attack on a bunker and tunnel network, destroying their targets.
Work begins on fourth Offshore Patrol Vessel at Clyde yard
Work has started on the fourth of five new Offshore Patrol Vessels being built on the Clyde, this work is in addition to 8 Type 26 and 5 Type 31 Frigates.
