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
UK assists Japanese Navy with F-35 operations
Six senior Japanese officers have observed F-35 operations aboard HMS Prince of Wales.
F-35 in first night rolling landing on HMS Prince of Wales
HMS Prince of Wales, currently conducting trials off the American coast, has witnessed its first Shipborne Rolling Vertical Landing at night.
MOD seeks parachute packing & maintenance services
The Ministry of Defence has publicised its intention to procure parachute packing, maintenance, and inventory management services in support of the parachuting programme.
F-35 lands ‘backwards’ on British carrier
The 'back-to-front' manoeuvre is intended to give pilots and the flight deck team more options to safely land the jet in an emergency.
Images show new Protector drone for the Royal Air Force
The Royal Air Force has welcomed the first of its 16 new Protector aircraft at RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire.
Defence analysts discuss Israel’s ‘9/11 moment’
This week, the panel explore the outbreak of war between Israel and Iran-backed terrorist groups in Gaza and Lebanon.
Boeing Sheffield celebrates half-decade
This facility is Boeing's first-ever European manufacturing site, situated in South Yorkshire.
French Navy successfully tests new Exocet missile
This new generation boasts enhanced seeker technology and algorithms to cater to modern anti-ship warfare demands.
Type 32 Frigate again omitted from list of future ships
Where is the Type 32 frigate in the Royal Navy's future plans? Despite repeated government commitments, the frigate remains mysteriously off the radar in official dialogue.
Beach landings develop military AI capabilities
The exercise saw the involvement of 130 personnel, 13 vessels, multiple uncrewed air vehicles, a light aircraft, and more than 50 cameras and sensors for accurate activity recording.
