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
Russian assault ship delivers weaponry to Syria
Russian assault ship Caesar Kunikov has today docked in Syria with a cargo of ammunition and weapons destined for the Syrian military.
Britain and Korea discuss naval cooperation
South Korea's Navy Chief of Staff Admiral Jung Ho-sup Tuesday discussed ways to expand naval cooperation with his British counterpart, local media reported.
Britain expected to begin airstrikes in Syria within weeks
The Government is preparing to hold a parliamentary vote authorising the extension of British strikes into Syria.
British combat drone fleet set to double
The Protector programme will see the UK acquire at least 20 Remotely Piloted Air Systems to replace the Reaper drones currently in service.
Russian Jet Intercepted over Syria
A Russian aircraft entered Turkish airspace on Saturday due to what Moscow called a "navigational error", the aircraft was met by Turkish F-16's.
United States promise Kunduz Airstrike answers
US Defence Secretary Ash Carter has promised a full investigation into whether a US aircraft was responsible for destroying hospital in Afghanistan.
China have NOT sent an aircraft carrier to Syria
A Chinese naval expert has dismissed reports that the country is sending an aircraft carrier to Syria to assist in the fight against Islamic State.
British forces take part in largest NATO exercise for decades
The UK and other NATO states will commit 140 aircraft, more than 60 ships and around 36,000 international troops.
NATO Hospital Bombing “Possibly Criminal”
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has described the Kunduz Hospital Bombing as "inexcusable, Possibly Criminal"
BAE win contract to upgrade F-15 electronic warfare capability
BAE Systems are to replace the electronic warfare suite for the US F-15 fleet.
