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
Reaper drones assigned to support Iraqi operations
A Reaper observed an Islamic State team setting up a mortar and attacked with a Hellfire.
Britain buys another Zephyr-8 surveillance aircraft
The Ministry of Defence has today announced it has ordered a third Zephyr-8, as part of a £13-million contract with Airbus Defence and Space.
British airstrikes help liberate Manbij
Residents in the Syrian city of Manbij have been celebrating after being liberated from the rule of Islamic State.
Claims Chinese officers ‘spied’ on British ballistic missile radar base
It has been claimed that Chinese officers spent their free time 'spying' on RAF Fylingdales, a radar base part of an early warning system.
Troops plan to sue Ministry of Defence after Voyager incident
Nine soldiers plan to sue the Ministry of Defence after a Voyager jet nose-dived 4,400ft when the captain's camera got stuck in the flight controls.
WATCH: Nat Makepeace’s Typhoon display from inside the cockpit
This footage via BAE Systems takes you into the cockpit of Nat's Typhoon during his display at this year's Farnborough Air Show.
B-2s conduct deployment to Pacific
Three B-2 Spirits bombers deployed from the US to Guam, in the US Pacific Command area of operations.
F-35C at sea for third round of trials
The USS George Washington welcomed the F-35C and a team of test pilots and engineers aboard to complete the third round of developmental testing.
Typhoon jets, Reaper drones destroy Islamic State artillery
Typhoon jets and Reapers covered Iraqi forces operating in northern Iraq last week with devastating results.
Lockheed Martin, Elbit Systems bid for Challenger 2 tank upgrades
Lockheed Martin is to bid for the contract to upgrade the British Army's Challenger 2 tanks, in collaboration with Elbit Systems.
