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
Tory MP inexplicably asks for nuclear powered frigates
In a recent parliamentary query, Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell raised eyebrows with a question about converting Royal Navy warships from diesel power... to nuclear power.
Electric Vehicles and the Rail Network
The escalating energy crisis, underscored by soaring gas and electricity prices, poses significant challenges but also opportunities for the rail sector. ScotRail's initiative in Scotland provides an excellent case study.
Spanish naval vessels recorded 11 times in Gibraltar waters
It has been revealed that Spanish naval vessels have been recorded in Gibraltarian territorial waters on 11 occasions over the past six months.
British aircraft carrier arrives in the United States
Planned trials revolve around cutting-edge technology, including F-35 Lightning stealth fighters, Osprey tilt-rotors, and the advanced Mojave drone.
Vanguard submarine returns from long patrol
A Vanguard-class nuclear submarine has returned from a six month patrol.
Denmark’s First F-35s arrive
Denmark’s first four locally-based F-35A fighter aircraft landed on home soil at the Royal Danish Air Force's Fighter Wing Skrydstrup.
Poland to spend $4bn on US missile command system
The acquisition will significantly upgrade Poland's missile defence capability.
British carrier launches jets for simulated combat missions
HMS Queen Elizabeth has launched F-35B jets into simulated combat as part of Exercise Cobra Warrior, a massive aerial exercise taking place over the North Sea.
Healey urges UK-US democratic resilience for 2024 polls
On his upcoming visit to Washington DC, Labour's Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey will underscore the need for the UK and US to jointly brace their democratic resilience in anticipation of elections next year.
Images show Storm Shadow missile damage to Russian submarine
Ukrainian-owned, British-gifted Storm Shadow cruise missiles have left the Russian submarine Rostov on Don with catastrophic damage.
