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
IBM tipped for £30m air command and control system contract
The Ministry of Defence has awarded a contract valued at £30 million to IBM for the delivery, integration, and initial in-service support of the Air Command and Control system, known as 'GUARDIAN'.
Britain’s new air defence laser downs multiple missiles
RAF aircraft will soon receive a new laser self-protection system, after successful trials proved its capability to defend against missile threats.
British carrier strike group to ‘neutralise’ targets
Throughout Exercise Strike Warrior, aircraft will be launched, missiles fired, bombs dropped, and targets neutralised, showcasing the might of the UK’s Carrier Strike Group.
British destroyer defends fleet from ‘air attack’
During the first week of Exercise Strike Warrior, the crew of HMS Dauntless undertook whole-ship training that included Air Defence Exercises and a major fire exercise.
Britain provides update on project to build new fighter jet
At the recent Defence Ministers summit in Naples, Defence Secretary John Healey spoke to his Japanese and Italian counterparts about the project, here's what happened.
Belgian frigate opens fire on Scottish island
Crews of Belgian warship Louise Marie fired their main gun, hitting targets ashore at the Cape Wrath firing range in Scotland as part of Exercise Strike Warrior.
Review unblocks relocation for Afghan special forces
The UK Government has provided an update on the ongoing review of Afghan relocations and assistance policy scheme applications, particularly concerning Afghan specialist units.
New Royal Army Medical Service announced
The UK Government has announced a major structural change within the British Army, with the amalgamation of three key healthcare corps into the newly established Royal Army Medical Service.
Government commits to supporting defence industry jobs
Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard reiterated the significance of the UK's defence industry, both in safeguarding national security and contributing to economic growth.
Government commits to submarine infrastructure development
"We are focussed on the long-term infrastructure development of His Majesty’s Naval Base Clyde and Devonport to support the United Kingdom’s submarines."
