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
RAF Scampton to host air shows starting in 2017
A Government minister has written to a Lincolnshire MP to confirm that RAF Scampton could host the county's air show as early as 2017.
Two Tornado jets almost crash after taking off from Norfolk
Two Tornado pilots narrowly avoided crashing into each other in bad weather, a report has revealed.
An Alternative Strategic Defence and Security Review
The Human Security Centre have announced the publication of ‘The Two Per Cent Solution: An Alternative Strategic Defence and Security Review’.
Warships shoot down cruise missiles off coast of Scotland
Naval vessels from nine countries worked together to simultaneously intercept dummy ballistic and cruise missiles off the coast of Scotland this week.
Crack discovered on F-35C test jet wing spar
Inspectors have found a small crack in one of the wing spars of an F-35C carrier variant test aircraft, according to the Joint Program Office.
Russian aircraft carrier towed home after break down
Russia's only aircraft carrier, Admiral Kuznetsov, is seen here being towed home after breaking down in a storm.
Red Arrows’ Dye Team undergoes smoke pod maintenance
Corporal Fellows and Senior Aircraftman Technician Broadbent explains what happens to the Red Arrows dye pods during winter maintenance.
US donating two ships to the Philippines
US President Barack Obama says the US will transfer two ships to the Philippines to boost maritime security for the South-East Asian nation.
British drone strikes Islamic State convoy
RAF drones provided close air support to the Kurdish offensive around Sinjar city on the 12th of November, as well as to Iraqi operations in Ramadi.
Turkey cancels missile deal with China
Turkey has cancelled a deal with China to build its first anti-missile system, electing to build its own.
