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
American jets join British air exercise
US Air Force units are participating in the latest iteration of Exercise Cobra Warrior.
Northern Ireland man attempted to smuggle guns from America
A 66-year-old man from County Down, Northern Ireland, has been sentenced after attempting to post an AR-15 assault rifle and two handguns to himself from the United States.
UK urged to lead Ukraine coalition with long-range weapons
A report argues that the UK, alongside key European partners, must take bold leadership by supplying Ukraine with the weaponry necessary to target Russia’s military infrastructure.
British warships and aircraft on standby to evacuate Lebanon
The UK government has issued an urgent call for British nationals in Lebanon to leave immediately.
NATO sub rescue exercise tests new capabilities
NATO forces came together in Dynamic Monarch 24 to test the latest in submarine rescue tech and advanced medical support.
Drone shots show Dutch submarine arriving in Edinburgh
Fantastic drone imagery sent to us by Dave Cullen shows Dutch submarine Dolphin arriving in Scotland after a NATO exercise.
Government announce huge changes to armed forces recruitment
Labour say that over the last ten years, more than one million applied to join the British armed forces but most gave up due to delays.
Defence company BAE unveil armed ground combat drone
The Atlas is intended to complement crewed military assets, such as infantry fighting vehicles and main battle tanks.
Warning military will jam GPS in parts of Scotland
The Ministry of Defence has issued a notification regarding an upcoming jamming trial at West Freugh in Scotland scheduled to take place today until the 4th October 2024.
Britain looking to buy 300 attack drones
UK to buy 300 drones, with potential for 500 more each month. These drones will go to Ukraine but will boost UK industry.
