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
UK yet to purchase JAGM missiles for Apache helicopters
The new Apache AH-64E attack helicopters operated by the British Army are to be armed with the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile (JAGM) and Hellfire.
What weapons can British P-8 Maritime Patrol Aircraft carry?
The Mk 54 Torpedo is so far the only weapon that has been cleared for use on the aircraft in British service.
MP launches disinformation awareness video campaign
Stewart McDonald MP has launched a video contest to encourage people to think about disinformation.
Royal Navy looking for ‘Tethered Un-Crewed Air Systems’
Britain is looking to spend £458k on two 'Tethered Uncrewed Air Systems' for the Royal Navy with a flight time of 24 hours and operational height of 90 metres.
British aircraft carrier to become NATO flagship
HMS Prince of Wales will serve as the command ship for NATO's Response Force.
BAE Systems to modernise American warship USS Mitscher
BAE Systems facilities in the U.S. have received a $1.9m contract from the U.S. Navy to modernise Arleigh Burke class destroyer USS Mitscher.
Royal Navy looking for ‘Extra Large’ drone submarine
Project CETUS will see the design and build of an 'Extra Large Autonomous Underwater Vehicle' which may one day work alongside Astute-class attack submarines.
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."
