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
Exercise Nordic Warden protects undersea infrastructure
With over 30 ships and various air assets deployed, the mission focused on monitoring and responding to potential threats in the Baltic Sea, Danish waters, and other key maritime areas in northern Europe.
Update on status of major Royal Navy surface combatants
Out of 19 major surface combatants, six are currently operational.
Labour pledges stronger support for Armed Forces
Labour Leader Keir Starmer has pledged that Labour will be "a government of service, for those who serve."
Demining the Black Sea
The future of demining the Black Sea depends on sustained international cooperation, technological innovation, and strategic foresight.
Without the USA, would NATO still win?
Yes, a European NATO could likely defeat a Russian attack on day one, but what about day one hundred?
NATO early warning aircraft monitoring Ukrainian airspace
"Officially, intelligence is only sent to NATO nations, but everyone knows that some of these nations share the information with Ukraine, enabling them to counter incoming attacks."
Canada starts construction on new warships
Work has started on the first River class Destroyer, a variant of the British Type 26 Frigate.
Britain advised to order Dreadnought sub for cruise missiles
A report recommends procuring at least one additional Dreadnought class submarine to operated as "a conventionally armed nuclear-powered attack submarine (SSGN) designed to carry a large payload of strike missiles".
UK to counter Russian acquisition of North Korean equipment
The UK will work to identify, expose and counter Russian attempts to acquire military equipment from North Korea.
New delay for Glen Sannox ferry due to fuel issues
Initially expected by the end of July, the new delivery date is set for the week commencing August 19, owing to persistent issues with the liquefied natural gas (LNG) fuel system.
