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
Raytheon awarded £10m AMRAAM missile support contract
Raytheon Systems have today been awarded a £10m contract for in-service support for the AMRAAM missile system.
Frigate returns after months on patrol around Britain
The warship has tracked submarine movements as far north as the Arctic Circle as well as keeping an eye on vessels close to British waters.
British Government calls out ‘unacceptable’ Russian behaviour
"Any Russian incursion would be a massive strategic mistake, for which there would be a severe cost."
British aircraft continue to monitor Russian border with Ukraine
There has been an increase in the frequency of British RC-135 aircraft being deployed to the Black Sea region near Ukraine's border with Russia.
UK Defence Community Discord discussion server passes 1,500 members
The largest UK defence community discussion discord server has now passed over 1,500 members.
Britain ‘ensuring Ukraine can defend itself’
The Foreign Secretary has stated that Britain is "ensuring that Ukraine has the capability to defend itself".
Bulldog replacement ‘yet to be determined’
Bulldog will be replaced by a yet to be determined platform with procurement activity starting in 2025.
200 British troops to support NHS Hospitals in London
The Ministry of Defence say that two hundred military personnel will be provided support the NHS in London amid staff shortages due to Covid-19.
Builder to reimburse Army if Ajax vehicle unable to enter service
General Dynamics will reimburse the Ministry of Defence if Ajax is unable to enter service and the "liability for the breach is established".
A brief look at the Royal Navy’s big projects
Here's a brief look at some of the big projects being undertaken by the Royal Navy over the next decade and their current status.
