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
UK military surgeons train Ukrainian medical personnel
The instructional sessions took place in Newcastle's Freeman Hospital and Royal Victoria Infirmary.
RCAF investigates inappropriate jet callsign over UK
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) is looking into an incident where one of its CF-18 Hornet fighter jets displayed electronic call sign, "DICK69", while in UK airspace.
MoD contract awarded at £88m for Next Gen Chemical Detection
The contract is centred around providing chemical detection capabilities to military personnel under 'Project BOSKER'.
Issues addressed post F-35B Lightning incident
The Ministry of Defence has provided clarity on the measures taken in response to the Service Inquiry into the loss of the F-35B Lightning ZM152 (BK-18) of 617 Squadron in November 2021.
Efforts underway to accelerate Type 26 Frigate delivery
The Ministry of Defence has addressed questions about the steps taken to expedite the delivery of the Type 26 frigates to prevent any reduction in the Royal Navy's frigate numbers.
RAF Fylingdales – 60 Years guarding skies & space
The base is the first line of defence against ballistic missile threats, ensuring the impossibility of a surprise missile assault on the nation.
MoD confirm plans for 19 frigates and destroyers
The recent commitment to a 19-ship Royal Navy escort fleet omits mention of the anticipated Type 32 frigates.
Amazing footage captures Typhoon’s view as it lands on road
Footage from a GoPro has captured the view from inside a British Typhoon fighter as it lands on a road in Finland as part of an exercise.
British frigate HMS Iron Duke hosts King
HMS Iron Duke played host to the King and Queen during the final leg of their three-day State Visit to France.
820 Squadron joins carrier to deter ‘unfriendly submarines’
820 Naval Air Squadron recently embarked onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth, underscoring a clear message to unfriendly submarines: the flagship will be closely guarded.
