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 jet tracks Russian forces in occupied Ukraine
Britain continues to track the position of Russian forces in occupied Ukraine.
British jets take part in live fire exercise against frigate
British Typhoon jets conducted a long-planned live fire exercise with the Royal Navy, and United States counterparts on a decommissioned United States Navy warship.
British frigate and aircraft ‘obliterate’ former US warship
HMS Westminster, a Wildcat helicopter and three Typhoon jets along with American forces unleashed "fire and fury" at decommissioned American frigate USS Boone using an array of high-powered weaponry.
French nuclear submarine arrives in Scotland
French nuclear submarine FS Suffren arrived at Faslane near Glasgow in Scotland this morning.
British Boxer mortar mission module fired for first time
RBSL has demonstrated the ability of a BOXER Mission Module to successfully integrate and fire a mortar from the BOXER vehicle.
Supacat delivers upgraded British Army CBRN vehicles
Vehicle developer Supacat has delivered the first tranche of upgraded British Army CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) surveillance and reconnaissance vehicles.
New British tanks to feature Israeli Laser Warning System
Elbit Systems UK has been selected to provide the Elbit Laser Warning System (ELAWS) as part of the Challenger 3 Programme.
Brimstone-equipped Boxer vehicle variant revealed
RBSL has unveiled the Boxer Overwatch, a Brimstone missile-equipped variant of the Boxer vehicle.
British Littoral Response Group deploys to Mediterranean
Op ACHILLEAN is a large-scale operation which sees amphibious assault ship HMS Albion lead HMS Defender, RFA Argus and RFA Mounts Bay to the Mediterranean.
MoD confirm they will ‘not accept’ Ajax until issues fixed
The Ministry of Defence say they "will not accept a vehicle until it can be used safely" and that they "cannot determine a realistic timescale for the introduction of Ajax into service".
