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
American warship opens fire off Scottish coast
The U.S. Navy Destroyer conducted live fire trials at the MoD ranges on the Hebrides as part of theatre certification requirements.
Hospital locked down by armed police after workers stabbed
Crosshouse Hospital in Scotland has been locked down by armed police after reports of staff members being stabbed.
Government confirm Type 31 steel to be cut this year
Despite speculation that steel cutting for the first Type 31 Frigate has slipped due to COVID19, it has been confirmed that the steel will be cut this year as planned.
UK commits to deeper defence cooperation with Japan
British aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth will visit Japan to "enhance defence cooperation".
F-15EX first flight ‘clears path’ for deliveries to U.S. Air Force
Deliveries to the U.S. Air Force are to begin this quarter, say Boeing.
Scottish podcaster charged for threatening English police
After we reported that a commentator on the 'Aye Right' podcast said that he would 'happily take out English police officers crossing the border with a high powered rifle', Police Scotland have now charged the person with "with making threatening remarks".
Fifth new P-8 Poseidon Maritime Patrol Aircraft lands in UK
The Poseidon MRA1, named Fulmar, flew directly from Boeing Field near Seattle.
Nine Poseidon MRA Mk.1 aircraft have been ordered for the Royal Air Force.
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Still no date for Warrior Capability Sustainment contract
The upgraded Warriors were originally due to enter service in March last year.
Martin Baker awarded $8.7m for F-35 ejection seats
Martin-Baker Aircraft Co. Ltd has been awarded an $8.7m for the manufacture of 581 explosive cartridges kits and 1,116 explosive cartridges.
BAE to sustain U.S Navy Air Traffic Control systems
BAE Systems will provide lifecycle, engineering, and sustainment support to ensure precision approaches as part of a new $65.7m contract.
