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 warship escorting Russian vessels through Channel
The Royal Navy is escorting Russian cruiser Marshal Ustinov, destroyer Vice-Admiral Kulakov and tanker Vyazma through the English Channel.
British NATO Battlegroup conducts exercise in Estonia
The British Army say that the exercise proved that the UK is "mobilising the Army to help prevent war in Europe by being ready to fight and win alongside our NATO allies and partners".
American warship and nuclear submarine arrive in Scotland
Destroyer USS Arleigh Burke and submarine USS New Hampshire have arrived at Faslane near Glasgow, Scotland.
British nuclear sub completes NATO patrol in Mediterranean
HMS Audacious has completed her second Mediterranean patrol, "conducting maritime security operations for the UK and her NATO allies".
Cruise ship arrives in Glasgow to host Ukrainian refugees
Cruise ship M/S Ambition has been chartered for six months and is located at King George V docks on the River Clyde.
British and Irish forces monitoring Russian warships off Ireland
British frigate HMS Lancaster is shadowing Russian cruiser Marshal Ustinov and destroyer Vice Admiral Kulakov in an area of international waters that is part of Ireland’s Exclusive Economic Zone.
Defence Secretary says ‘likely’ carrier going to dry dock
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace told Forces News that it is likely that HMS Prince of Wales will have to go into dry dock to have problems with a shaft and propeller fixed.
The OSINT Bunker – Season 4 Episode 6
In this episode, the panel discuss the breakdown of HMS Prince of Wales, incidents involving the Red Arrows, developments in the Russia-Ukraine conflict and more!
World’s most advanced attack submarine joins British fleet
HMS Anson is £1.3bn of both naval stealth and striking power – able to gather intelligence and destroy enemy military infrastructure at long range with pinpoint accuracy.
Afghans supporting UK forces in Afghanistan ‘left to fate’
An analyst on a defence and security podcast has said that the history books will "not look favourably" on the decision to abandon Afghans that helped British forces.
