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
BAE signs contract with Sweden for new CV9035 MkIIIC vehicles
BAE Systems has signed a contract with the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) for new CV9035 MkIIIC vehicles, as well as associated integrated logistic support.
Poland phase of huge NATO exercise draws to a close
"Projecting a force of thousands of people and hundreds of vehicles across Europe into NATO’s eastern flank is a substantial challenge."
Defence Secretary warns of growing global threats
Shapps urged European nations benefiting from NATO's security to join the alliance.
Independence risks shipbuilding says Defence Secretary
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps warned that Scottish independence could jeopardise Scotland's shipbuilding industry.
British nuclear sub fires torpedoes and cruise missile
The Royal Navy's newest and most advanced hunter-killer submarine, HMS Anson, is on the verge of joining operational duties following intensive tests in the Atlantic.
UK Parliament debates military support for Israel
The UK Government clarified that British support is not unconditional and emphasised the importance of protecting civilian lives
Fearless – Britain’s future amphibious warship?
The Fearless class by Steller Systems is designed for amphibious operations, with potential frigate-level armament, and can launch Commando Insertion Craft and drones.
Progress on Fleet Solid Support Ships
"It is expected that approximately 60% of the contract value will be with UK companies."
Plans for Britain’s F-35 fleet
A letter from the Minister of State for Defence Procurement sets out the status of the UK's F-35 fleet.
UK confirms progress on DragonFire laser weapon
"DSTL have conducted operational analysis of the proposed system and have confirmed with the Royal Navy that the DragonFire system will provide operationally relevant capability."
