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George Allison

George Allison
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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

New British helicopter programme moves into next phase

The next stage of the New Medium Helicopter (NMH) Programme has been announced.

HMS Venturer linked to county of Essex

Essex County Council has agreed to the county's affiliation with HMS Venturer, a Type 31 frigate currently under construction in Scotland.

British aircraft carrier ‘opens fire’ in North Sea

The crew of HMS Prince of Wales have undertaken small arms practise.

Cook Defence Systems ‘on track’ to support Ukraine

To reverse-engineer new tracks compatible with the Soviet-era vehicles, the experts at Cook Defence Systems had to rely on museum pieces.

British jets carry out airstrikes in Yemen

Four Royal Air Force Typhoon FGR4s, supported by two Voyager tankers, again participated in a coalition strike against Houthi military facilities in Yemen.

UK sending 200 Brimstone missiles to Ukraine

This brings the total number of Brimstone missiles provided to Ukraine to more than 1,300 

Britain to boost Ukraine’s artillery munitions

the UK will spend nearly a quarter of a billion pounds throughout the next year to procure urgently needed artillery ammunition to boost Ukraine's reserves.

UK looking to allow drones to evacuate causalities

The system could, in extremis, allow a drone to conduct casualty extraction

Stunning drone shots of Canadian warship in Edinburgh

Dave Cullen captured the moment Canadian warship HMCS Charlottetown made her grand entrance in the port of Leith, Scotland, ahead of Exercise Steadfast Defender 24.

UK outlines three ‘tiers’ of military drones

The UK's drone strategy includes Tier 1 as expendable, Tier 2 as semi-expendable, and Tier 3 as fully survivable uncrewed aerial systems.