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
British troops train in the United States
Reservists from 2nd Battalion, The Royal Irish Regiment and 7th Battalion, The Rifles have completed two-weeks training with the Michigan National Guard.
Britain and Poland to develop new missile together
Though requirements for the missile are still in development, it is envisioned to be a CAMM-derived medium-to-long range surface-launched missile that can be used in both Land and Maritime environments.
Work on new frigates helps secure Ferguson Marine future
The Chief Executive of Ferguson Marine, David Tydeman, has said that Ministry of Defence work could potentially provide a "solid base" for the future of the troubled Port Glasgow ferry builders.
Type 45 Destroyer propulsion fix ‘going well’
HMS Dauntless has undergone extensive trials around the UK throughout the summer in order to validate fixes to the power and propulsion system issues plaguing the class.
Britain will support Ukraine ‘until the war is won’
"Britain has the strategic endurance to see them through to victory"
What military aid has Britain given to Ukraine?
Many already know that Britain has sent tens of thousands of anti-tank munitions and thousands of missiles, but that's just the tip of the iceberg.
British frigate in North Sea to protect pipelines
HMS Somerset is working with the Norwegian Navy to reassure those working near gas pipelines following attacks on the Nord Stream pipelines.
Typhoon jets fly from UK to Poland to patrol NATO border
Typhoon jets and a Voyager tanker have flown from Scotland to Poland and back as part of Britain's effort to help secure the eastern border of NATO.
Britain to build second undersea cable protection ship
The 'Multi Role Ocean Surveillance Ship' project was originally for one ship to protect the UK’s critical underwater infrastructure. Two ships are now planned.
E-7 Wedgetail Initial Operating Capability slips by one year
The UK's new E-7 Wedgetail aircraft fleet was expected to be in service with the Royal Air Force in 2023, it will now not reach Initial Operating Capability until 2024.
