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
Composite mast for frigate HMS Cardiff arrives in Glasgow
The composite mast for second Type 26 Frigate HMS Cardiff has arrived in Glasgow from specialist supplier Umoe Mandal in Norway.
British Destroyer saves yacht after distress call
HMS Diamond and her crew rescued four people from a sinking yacht last night.
Lest we forget
On November 11, whether in Scotland or somewhere else, we invite our readers to participate in a local Remembrance Day service and show their respects if you are able.
Time and cost of aircraft carrier repair not yet known
The cost and length of time for the repairs to damaged aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales have yet to be established.
British carrier and jets sail to northern European waters
HMS Queen Elizabeth and her aircraft will lead a powerful Carrier Striker Group on Operation Achillean.
Russia orders troops to withdraw from Kherson
The withdrawal is yet another humiliating setback for Moscow's forces in the eight-month-old war.
Britain to send 1,000 more surface to air missiles to Ukraine
The UK has provided approximately 1,000 additional surface-to-air missiles to "help counter the Russian threat to Ukrainian infrastructure", say the Ministry of Defence.
New drone images show new frigate HMS Glasgow before launch
Photos and videos captured by a drone show how HMS Glasgow, the first of eight Type 26 Frigates, looks as the warship prepares for launch.
British Dragonfire laser weapon test fired in the UK
MBDA say that they have successfully carried out the first static high-power laser firing of a sovereign UK laser weapon at a firing range in Porton Down.
UK speeding up purchase of new ships to protect cables
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the purchase of two Multi-Role Ocean Surveillance ships to protect the UK’s critical national undersea infrastructure has been brought forward.
