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
British aircraft begin major exercise in Australia
For the RAF, a significant benefit of Exercise Pitch Black is gaining experience in deploying over great distances.
NATO Secretary General reaffirms transatlantic alliance
"The transatlantic Alliance is the cornerstone for European security," stated Mr. Stoltenberg.
RFA Lyme Bay showcases amphibious capabilities on exercise
One of the key demonstrations during the exercise was the successful operation of a U.S. Marine Corps MV22 Osprey from the flight deck of RFA Lyme Bay.
Scot Gov seeks UK frigate work to keep Ferguson yard open
The Scottish Government is seeking more work from the UK Government's Type 26 Frigate programme to secure the future of the Ferguson Marine shipyard in Port Glasgow and keep the yard open.
Aircraft draws womans body in sky over Scotland
In a unique display, a private aircraft has drawn the shape of a woman's body over Scotland.
Ministry of Defence tenders £100m global refuelling contract
The Ministry of Defence has announced a £100 million tender for the Defence Fuels Global Resupply Capability (DFGRC) contract.
US and UK contract for submarine weapon support
The work will ensure the operational readiness and technical support of the UK's submarine fleet,
British aircraft carrier completes repairs and upgrades
HMS Queen Elizabeth has completed repair work and capability upgrades at Rosyth and will now undergo sea trials to prepare for future tasking.
France hands command of SNMG2 to Canadian Navy
Recently, SNMG2 provided significant logistical support and conducted surveillance of Russian activities in the Mediterranean.
Babcock reports £90m loss on Type 31 Frigate contract
Despite this setback, the defence contractor reported stronger-than-expected cashflow and a 34% increase in underlying operating profit to approximately £238 million for the year ending March 2024.
