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
A more lethal Royal Navy is needed says new report
A new report by the Council on Geostrategy recommends upgrading the armament of British warships, buying more aircraft and expanding the submarine and Offshore Patrol Vessel fleets.
Frigate to be moored in Glasgow to teach shipbuilding skills
HMS Argyll, a Type 23 frigate, will be repurposed as a training facility for apprentices in Glasgow.
Two Royal Navy frigates to be retired
Speaking at the annual Sea Power Conference, the Defence Secretary will announce that HMS Argyll and HMS Westminster are to be retired.
Britain getting six new amphibious warships
Up to six new amphibious warships for the Royal Marines to be built in the UK.
Bright future for Scottish shipyards says Defence Secretary
We asked Defence Secretary Grant Shapps about future prospects for Scottish shipbuilders after the Type 26 frigate project ends, he responded with optimism about a bright future for the industry in Scotland.
British Paratroopers display formidable firepower
Troops were inserted by Chinook helicopters under the cover of darkness and began their assault at dawn, facing a simulated enemy that used drones for surveillance.
A chat about the Fujian, China’s new aircraft carrier
'News Snapshots' is the new fortnightly news podcast from The OSINT Bunker team.
Scotland’s shipbuilding sector set for expansion
The UK government stated that boosting defence spending will substantially bolster Scotland's economy, particularly its shipbuilding industry.
UK issues tender for Fleet Helicopter Support Unit
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has published a tender notice for the Fleet Helicopter Support Unit (FHSU), inviting bids for a framework agreement valued at £50 million.
British ship ‘opens fire’ off coast of Scotland
HMS Hurworth is being drilled in emergency towing, recovery from significant damage, warfighting and survival, and advanced gunnery.
