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
Glasgow shipyards benefit from biggest investment in decades
BAE Systems' Govan shipyard is currently undergoing a monumental transformation, from a new build hall to a shipbuildign academy and robotic welders.
Glasgow frigate shipyard keen for international orders
The Govan shipyard is not just looking ahead to future British naval projects but is also eyeing potential international collaborations.
British Atlas transport aircraft cleared for low level parachuting
In a series of day and night sorties, paratroopers were dropped simultaneously from both side exit doors over Everleigh Drop Zone on Salisbury Plain.
Minehunting mothership welcomed into fleet
The ship marks a move away from traditional minehunting, embracing cutting-edge technology as she acts as a ‘mother ship’ for an array of remotely-operated and autonomous systems which will scour home waters looking for mines.
OP PROSPER announced to boost veteran employment
The scheme will support veterans in securing high paid jobs, where they can hone the skills that they developed in the military in key sectors that are helping to boost the economy.
Leeds man sentenced for supporting Hamas
Ozain Ibn Yousef admitted publishing pro-Hamas content on his X account last year.
New ferry Glen Rosa launched and officially named
MV Glen Rosa, the second of two dual fuel vessels being built at Ferguson Marine in Port Glasgow, was successfully launched into the Clyde this week.
BAE target dramatic reduction in frigate build time
BAE Systems' Govan shipyard is set to significantly increase the speed at which they can build and launch ships, from 96 months down to 60 months.
Britain speeding up the fitting of laser guns to warships
BREAKING NEWS - The cutting-edge DragonFire laser will be installed on Royal Navy warships for the first time from 2027.
Ukrainian warships to operate from base in England
"We haven't been telling too many people the ships are coming, but now they’re here they will be welcomed with open arms."
