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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

Saudi Arabia intercepts two missiles fired from Yemen

Saudi-owned Al Arabiya TV have reported that Saudi Arabia has intercepted two missiles fired at the country by Yemen's armed Houthi movement.

HMS Forth ready for launch on the Clyde

EXCLUSIVE PICTURES:The first of five new offshore patrol vessels, HMS Forth, is ready to be launched in Glasgow as it's joined by a submersible barge.

Airlander Airship prepares for maiden flight

The worlds largest aircraft, the Airlander Airship, has left its hangar at RAF Cardington and is preparing for its first flight.

WATCH: F-35B trials aboard USS Wasp

The F-35B completed the first round of ship suitability testing aboard the USS Wasp off the coast of Virginia in October 2011.

HMS Illustrious to be sold for scrap

HMS Illustrious is to be sold for scrap after schemes to preserve her for the nation have now been abandoned.

Typhoon jets attack two positions in the Euphrates valley

Typhoon jets have destroyed two Islamic State-held buildings in western Iraq, while assisting Iraqi forces in the Euphrates Valley.

WATCH: HMS Astute fires a Tomahawk missile, hits target

Watch as HMS Astute fires Tomahawk missiles as part of a test firing exercise.

30th Merlin MK2 Helicopter Delivered to Royal Navy

The Royal Navy has taken delivery of the 30th upgraded Merlin Mk2 helicopter from industry.

Calls for ‘Sea Marshal force’ to protect British passengers

Charlie Elphicke, MP for Dover, has suggested that a new 'Sea Marshal force' should be created to protect British ferry passengers.

US ship visits China for first time since South China Sea ruling

The visit is reportedly aimed to 'build relationships' with the Chinese Navy.