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
Government commits to jobs growth in UK shipbuilding sector
The UK Government has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting job creation and long-term growth in the shipbuilding sector, with a clear focus on both national security and economic prosperity.
British and American aircraft carriers in show of force
HMS Prince of Wales and the USS Harry S Truman joined forces to deliver a powerful statement of NATO's ability to project power from the sea.
UK condemns Russia as threat to global stability
In a statement delivered to the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, Ambassador Neil Holland expressed the UK’s deep concern over Russia's growing threat to global stability, food security, and maritime safety.
MOD clarifies BBC World Service role in information warfare
The Ministry of Defence clarified that the BBC World Service is not under the Defence Department's purview.
British tanker supports NATO operations in North Atlantic
Since September, RFA Tidesurge has covered over 13,500 miles—equivalent to sailing halfway around the world—delivering essential fuel to Royal Navy and Allied vessels on the front line.
British and U.S. carriers sail together to show naval power
The USS Harry S. Truman and HMS Prince of Wales are currently operating side by side in the North Sea as part of Exercise Neptune Strike 2024, a NATO vigilance activity.
Update provided for new British Long-Range Strike System
This new notice outlines the specifics for vendor participation, emphasising a collaborative approach and the provision of key government-furnished items.
Carriers and warships surround Europe to deter Russia
Aircraft carriers and assault ships belonging to Britain, America, Italy and Turkey, plus a range of warships from other nations, are taking part in Exercise Neptune Strike to enhance NATO's ability to defend the continent.
UK to accelerate development of laser weapon technology
Maria Eagle MP confirmed the government's plans to accelerate investment in UK sovereign 'Directed Energy Weapon' technology, with a clear focus on delivering new capabilities to the Armed Forces.
Aircraft carriers surround Europe to ‘deter threats’
British, American, and Italian aircraft carriers, along with American and Turkish assault ships plus a range of warships are taking part in Exercise Neptune Strike to enhance NATO’s ability to defend the continent.
