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
Ministerial transport aircraft to be delivered in July
The refitted Voyager transport aircraft will be tasked with flying senior ministers to global events and summits.
The Voyager aircraft has been refitted at a...
HMS Echo assists stricken yacht
HMS Echo has rescued a yacht that became stranded in strong winds just off the UK South Coast.
WATCH: Meet the British pilot bringing the F-35B to the UK
The F-35B Lightning is coming to the UK for the first time this summer and Squadron Leader Hugh Nichols is the RAF pilot who will be bringing it here.
Many dead as blasts, gunfire rock Istanbul Airport
Explosions and gunfire have erupted in the international flight terminal of Istanbul Airport.
No Type 26 Frigate deal unless it is ‘value for money’
The Type 26 Frigate contract will not be signed until it offers "value for money", Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has said.
F-35s pound F-15s in mock dogfights
It has been revealed that F-15s were unable to shoot down F-35s in multiple dogfights during a deployment exercise.
‘No current plans’ to integrate British weapons onto P-8 Poseidon
It has been revealed that the British P-8 Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft will not, at first, feature British weapons.
In November 2015, the UK announced...
F-35A almost combat ready
The first deployment exercise for the F-35A confirmed that the jet is on track to reach initial operational capability later this year.
British Forces continue to help Tunisia fight violent extremism
British military support to counter-IED training in Tunisia has been extended for an additional year, the Defence Secretary has announced.
BREXIT: International officials stress ‘no impact’ on NATO
Britain's vote to leave the EU will not impact the NATO alliance, US Secretary of State John Kerry predicts "an even stronger NATO going forward".
