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
Babcock in cooperation with Saab for future Swedish warship
Babcock has been selected by Saab to support the design for the development of the Swedish Navy’s new Luleå-class Surface Combatant.
Historian Dan Snow talks to the First Sea Lord
The First Sea Lord acknowledged past mistakes in recruitment and retention efforts but highlighted recent improvements.
Three men charged with assisting Hong Kong intelligence
Three individuals have been charged with serious offences under the National Security Act.
The future of British seapower lies in ships like RFA Proteus
RFA Proteus represents the future of Britain's maritime capabilities.
MOD faces £60,000 cleanup bill after protest graffiti
The current estimated cost of carrying out the work needed to restore the Ministry of Defence Main Building is £60,000.
British Army show off Ares armoured vehicle
The Royal Armoured Corps recently highlighted the Ares, an armoured reconnaissance and troop-carrying vehicle.
Watch as British tank shows off firepower in Germany
The British Army's new Challenger 3 main battle tank showcased its firepower for the first time during live-firing trials in Germany.
Social Value in Defence Procurement and HMS Ambuscade
Integrating social value into defence procurement ensures that projects like the repatriation of HMS Ambuscade strengthen local economies, preserve heritage, and meet government objectives for sustainability and community engagement.
Surge of ChatGPT-powered Twitter bots target Defence
An alarming trend has emerged on Twitter: bot accounts using ChatGPT to blend in with the defence sector.
Trevelyan advocates for stronger Royal Navy presence
The speech by Anne-Marie Trevelyan at the First Sea Lord's Sea Power Conference highlighted the vital role of the Royal Navy in global security.
