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
Ireland branded ‘the ultimate defence freeloader’ in report
In a recent article published by Politico, it is claimed that "Ireland has outsourced its security to Britain". What do you think, is this an accurate claim?
Spain takes over NATO air policing mission in Romania
The Spanish detachment will support NATO’s efforts to deter Russia by patrolling and training alongside the Romanian Air Force, replacing Royal Air Force Typhoons.
UK puts Stalker drone through rigorous trials
The British Armed Forces are currently testing the Stalker drone as part of Project TIQUILA.
UK issues RFI on ‘Heavy Girder Over Bridge’ capability
The Ministry of Defence has issued a Request for Information seeking details from suppliers on their ability to provide in-service support for the Heavy Girder Over Bridge (HGOB) capability.
Man found guilty of disseminating terrorist publications
Zaheed Hossen, 29, from north London, was found guilty of five counts of disseminating terrorist publications following a two week and four day trial at Kingston Crown Court.
NATO ‘enhances air power’ in the High North and Arctic
NATO says it has been bolstering its air power in the High North and Arctic regions, recognising the strategic importance of these areas in an effort to deter Russia.
Massive barge arrives in Glasgow to move frigate
The massive submersible barge, one of the largest in Europe, will carry Type 26 Frigate HMS Cardiff down the river before 'floating' her off in the deep waters of Glenmallan.
Ireland moves to block court on secret UK ‘air defence’ deal
The Irish Government has filed an appeal against a High Court judgment that challenges its attempts to block a legal case concerning an alleged secret 'air defence' agreement with the United Kingdom.
UK stealth jets in Iceland ‘watching’ for Russian aircraft
British F-35B stealth jets will patrol Icelandic airspace to deter 'Russian aggression'.
Video shows new Ajax armoured vehicle firing on the move
The Ajax armoured vehicle has successfully completed its first firing-on-the-move exercise in the UK.
