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
Thales details progress in arming Peregrine drone
Thales told the UK Defence Journal that it is exploring ways to expand the capabilities of its Peregrine rotary-wing uncrewed system already in service with the Royal Navy.
Russian drone breaches NATO airspace over Romania
Romanian air defences tracked a Russian Shahed drone that crossed into the country on Saturday.
NATO launches Eastern Sentry after Russian drone incursions
NATO has confirmed the launch of a new mission, Eastern Sentry, designed to reinforce its eastern flank after a wave of Russian drone incursions.
NATO warns Russia as drones breach airspace
NATO has issued a stark warning to Moscow after Russian drones crossed into Polish airspace, triggering air defences and emergency consultations in Brussels.
Healey: UK must bring industry in earlier to speed delivery
In response to a question from the UK Defence Journal at DSEI, Defence Secretary John Healey set out how the Ministry of Defence intends to work more closely with industry to accelerate the delivery of military capabilities.
British warship defies Chinese warnings in Taiwan Strait
A Royal Navy frigate has sailed through the Taiwan Strait alongside a U.S. destroyer, ignoring warnings from Beijing that the transit amounted to provocation.
Babcock unveils AI tool to speed battlefield intelligence
Nomad is an AI communications intelligence tool that, according to the company, will allow frontline forces to process and act on information in real time.
EOS names new high-energy laser weapon ‘Apollo’
Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has unveiled Apollo as the official identity for its high-energy laser weapon (HELW). #DSEI2025
Babcock and Uplift360 launch Typhoon recycling partnership
Babcock has signed a contract with Uplift360 to explore how parts of a Typhoon aircraft can be broken down and repurposed.
L3Harris puts UK electronic warfare demo in spotlight
The trial, conducted at #DSEI2025 in London, marked the first time DiSCO combined both communications and radar data into a near real-time common operating picture using a UK-built sensor.
