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
Trident upgrades to include cyber attack protection
It is understood that the Trident missile system will be given increased protection from cyber-security threats.
Theresa May to write letters of last resort for Trident subs
The letters of last resort written by Theresa May will contain orders on what action to take in the event that an enemy nuclear strike has destroyed the United Kingdom.
American, British F-35B fleets may share weapons
It has been revealed that the UK and the US may share access to their weapons stocks for the F-35B if required.
First aircraft to fly from HMS Queen Elizabeth in Spring
Merlin helicopters will be the first aircraft to begin flying from HMS Queen Elizabeth, soon followed by Apache, Wildcat, Chinook and F-35.
New Protector drone revealed
The Ministry of Defence has selected the Certifiable Predator B UAV, with some modifications, as part of its Protector drone programme.
Royal Air Force aircraft to be fitted with micro-sensors
BAE has secured contracts to install micro-sensors on a number of Royal Air Force aircraft.
BAE win £2.1bn Typhoon jet support contract
The decade long agreement seeks to reinvest £500 million into new capabilities for Typhoon.
Chris Boardman, managing director of BAE Systems Military Air and Information,...
HMS Albion nearing end of refit
HMS Albion has entered into the next phase of its refit with the external hull work now largely complete.
British combat aircraft continue to smash Islamic State
RAF pilots have now flown more than 2800 missions in Iraq and Syria against Islamic State, striking 865 times in Iraq and over 50 times in Syria.
Chief of the General Staff comments on women in combat roles
General Sir Nick Carter, Chief of the General Staff, has commented after the ban on women serving in ground close combat roles was lifted.
