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
Future of assault ships remains uncertain despite commitment
HMS Bulwark, initially set to return to the fleet after completing maintenance and upgrades, will now be maintained in a state of readiness, ready to be deployed only if necessary.
Britain has full operational control over Trident
Despite what some may say, the UK has full operational control over its Trident nuclear weapons.
Royal Navy escorts Russian warships through English Channel
Over the past two days, the Royal Navy has escorted five Russian ships through to the North Sea.
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American B-52 bombers land in Britain
"The bombers provide deterrence by introducing greater operational unpredictability for potential adversaries."
Britain takes delivery of more new F-35 jets
With one aircraft lost in an accident and four test jets in the US, there are now 30 of the type in operational service in the UK.
British Typhoon jets conduct Agile Combat Employment
The ACE deployment concluded with the Typhoons returning to Romania, where they will continue their NATO enhanced Air Policing mission until the end of June, before heading back to RAF Lossiemouth.
US releases new images of B-21 stealth bomber in flight
The US Air Force has released the first images of the Northrop Grumman B-21 Raider stealth bomber during flight testing at Edwards Air Force Base in California.
Ukrainian forces sink Russian corvette in Sevastopol
An attack, which likely included a combination of one-way attack drones and ATACMS missiles, almost certainly resulted in the sinking of the KARAKURT-Class Corvette 'TSIKLON'.
Survey reveals 23% of personnel to leave forces due to pay
British Army personnel are the most satisfied with service life (44%), followed by RAF (37%), then Royal Marines and Royal Navy personnel (33% and 32%, respectively).
