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
MoD seeks advanced underwater force protection capabilities
The Royal Navy, under the project name UW PROTECT, is actively seeking information on an array of underwater defence systems.
British intelligence releases map of Ukraine front line
UK Defence Intelligence has disseminated an updated map of the conflict in Ukraine, showing the frontlines.
Typhoon jets heading to Arctic for ‘secret’ escort mission
The UK Defence Journal understands that Typhoon jets will be deploying to the Arctic later this month for what is intended to be a secret escort mission involving a cargo aircraft.
Britain in £1bn push for hypersonic missile strike capability
Procurement will include 'functional components' such as "propulsion systems, airframes, flight control computer systems, guidance systems and sensors".
Over 3,800 Ministry of Defence passes lost or stolen
In the last 12 months the Ministry of Defence has lost 3,531 passes and had 285 stolen
What makes frigate deniers tick?
Discover how the refusal to accept new facts, and the habit of blocking those who offer corrections helps fuel the spread of misinformation about, of all things, Scottish shipbuilding.
NATO jets intercept Russian fighters over Baltic Sea
F-16 jets successfully tracked and identified two Russian Su-30 fighters, which were operating without communication with civilian Air Traffic Control.
BAE boost shipyards in Glasgow taking on 300 apprentices
BAE Systems is set to add 300 more apprentices and graduates to its workforce in Scotland in 2024 as the company continues to increase its shipbuilding capacity in Glasgow.
MOD awards £55m contract for Type 31 Frigate enhancements
This is known as the Capability Insertion Phase (CIP) and is standard across vessels new to service.
Labour pledges all naval ships to be UK built
In a landmark policy declaration, the Labour Party has vowed to commission the construction of all naval vessels within the United Kingdom, heralding a significant boost for domestic shipbuilding.
