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 warships takes on fuel from American assault ship
This is the first time a British warship has conducted a 'Replenishment at Sea' with a U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship.
British vessel deployed to assist with Haiti earthquake
RFA Wave Knight will support the US contribution to the international humanitarian response and serve as a landing pad for US military helicopters responding to the crisis in Haiti.
Typhoon jets in ‘dogfight’ over North Sea
A number of Typhoon and Hawk jets are currently over the North Sea conducting 'aggressor training' with the Hawks simulating enemy aircraft.
British RC-135 surveillance aircraft on patrol over Baltic
The RC-135 Rivet Joint is designed to undertake 'signals intelligence' missions, in other words they 'soak up' electronic emissions from communications, radars and other systems.
British jets intercept Russian aircraft near Romania
The Russian SU-24 Fencer was intercepted in international airspace because it had not filed a flight plan and was not speaking to Romanian Air Traffic Control.
Massive NATO exercise underway off Norwegian coast
Norwegian F-35 fighter aircraft are operating with other NATO forces in a multi-domain exercise off the Norwegian coast.
Work begins on Challenger upgrade programme
Each Challenger 2 tank will be stripped to its bare hull to ensure that the vehicle is as close to new as possible when it is rebuilt.
UK should have withdrawn ‘as soon as it defeated Taliban’
The UK "should have announced that we were removing our forces but would return if international terrorist groups were again detected in Afghanistan" said the Chair of the Intelligence and Security Committee.
UK so far rescued 2,052 Afghan nationals
Britain has evacuated over 300 British citizens and 2,000 Afghans.
HMS Queen Elizabeth takes delivery of live munitions at sea
HMS Queen Elizabeth has taken delivery of live munitions whilst at sea for the first time.
