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 warships getting missile upgrade
The Ministry of Defence is to spend £405 million to upgrade the Sea Viper missile system currently being used by the Royal Navy to down drones over the Red Sea.
New radar installed on Typhoon for upcoming flight trials
The next steps involve further testing and ground runs at Warton, leading up to the planned initial flight trials later in the year.
Defence Secretary warns Britain could soon be at war
"If our armed forces are not strong enough to deter future aggression from Moscow or Beijing, it will not be a small war to contend with but a major one."
MOD confirm new cruise missile to enter service in 2028
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed the service entry for the maritime-launched Future Cruise/Anti-Ship Weapon to be 2028.
Royal Navy to buy more REMUS 300M drones
The Royal Navy has finalised its intent to award a £7.8 million contract to Huntington Ingalls Industries for the acquisition of six REMUS 300M drones.
British minehunters collide in Gulf, damage to be assessed
Video has emerged showing HMS Chiddingfold and HMS Bangor colliding in Bahrain.
Contract signed for next-generation armour on Challenger 3
With initial integration trials conducted, RBSL will now test, manufacture and integrate the new armour onto the Challenger 3 tanks.
Timelapse shows year of progress on Glasgow frigate factory
Drone footage, collected over the last twelve months, shows the rapid progress on what will be one of the largest buildings in Glasgow when completed.
New British laser weapon in successful high power firing
During a trial in Scotland, the DragonFire laser directed energy weapon system achieved the UK’s first high-power firing of a laser weapon against aerial targets.
UK sells-off over 1000 military vehicles and aircraft since 2022
The UK Government has disposed of a total of 1044 military vehicles and 48 aircraft through various methods since February 24, 2022.
