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 suppliers cofferdam project at Portsmouth
The Ministry of Defence has announced an early engagement opportunity for the construction and installation of cofferdams at HM Naval Base Portsmouth.
SNP criticised for absence at Clyde shipbuilding ceremony
The SNP has been criticised for failing to attend a shipbuilding ceremony at BAE Systems in Govan to mark the start of the construction of HMS Birmingham, as first reported by the Scottish Daily Express.
Victory Day parades cancelled amid Russian security concerns
Six Russian regions, occupied Crimea, and 21 cities have cancelled their 9 May Victory Day parades due to security concerns.
MBDA in successful MAADS and CAMM-ER Test
The test involved a target drone simulating an attack on the launcher, validating the defence capabilities and performance of both the missile and the entire system in an integrated mode.
British and Irish forces monitor Russian warship off Ireland
The Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force have been providing support to Irish forces by tracking Russian navy ships operating near Irish territory.
Escalating Nuclear Safety Concerns at Faslane
The Ferret's investigative reporting has recently shed light on a critical issue that deserves our immediate attention: the significant rise in nuclear safety incidents on the Clyde.
Ajax – What went wrong and what’s going on?
The Ajax armoured vehicle programme has faced numerous challenges but it's back on track - here's a brief guide.
A robust partnership – UK and US defence and intelligence
The UK reaps the rewards of US resources and economies of scale, while the US gains from British niche capabilities, global reach, and commitment to defending shared values.
US General raises concerns over reduced Wedgetail purchase
The procurement, which has been cut from five to three airframes, has sparked debate over the operational efficacy and value for money of the decision.
UK airlift capability at risk according to former RAF pilot
The UK's decision to retire the C-130 Hercules aircraft has sparked concerns among experts.
