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
Stunning drone shows show large Spanish vessel in Scotland
Cantabria is the second-largest naval ship currently operated by the Spanish Navy, behind Juan Carlos I.
New paper releasing on defence in an independent Scotland
A new policy paper – ‘An independent Scotland’s place in the world’, will set out the Scottish Government's proposals defence and security as a full NATO member.
Royal Navy teams with Japan to battle cyber attacks
The team battled attacks on national infrastructure amid an ongoing insurgency in a mock island state.
British frigate returns to sea after revamp
HMS St Albans will spend the next few weeks flashing up her systems and testing her improved/refurbished machinery in the Channel.
Flares light up British aircraft carrier
A Merlin helicopter from 820 Naval Air Squadron loaded and fired flares from HMS Prince of Wales, while embarked for Exercise Steadfast Defender.
Look at plans for new warship museum on the Clyde
Scotland is set to anchor a groundbreaking attraction on the River Clyde, promising to offer insight into the Falklands War and Glasgow's storied shipbuilding heritage.
British nuclear missile submarine set for £560m upgrades
The overhaul of HMS Victorious will allow the boat to carry out deterrent patrols until the next generation of submarines, the Dreadnought-class, enter service.
Footage shows transport aircraft flying through Mach Loop
Footage shows A400M (Tail ZM417) meandering through the hills over Dolgellau and the Mach Loop.
British jets and American bomber work together over North Sea
British Typhoon and F-35 jets have flown with an American B-1B bomber over the North Sea.
British Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft trains in Iceland
A Poseidon P8 Maritime Patrol Aircraft based at RAF Lossiemouth has conducted training with the United States Navy and the Icelandic Coast Guard flying from Keflavik Iceland.
