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
NATO deploys 2500 soldiers and 600 vehicles
2,500 soldiers and 600 vehicles are being deployed to Lithuania using trains, aircraft, ships and convoys.
Isle of Wight hijacking a ‘lucky escape’ says former Transport Minister
"The UK should use its role as host of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) – the only UN body headquartered in Britain – to improve global shipping security."
HMS Bristol decommissioned after 47 years
The Type 82 Destroyer was commissioned in March 1973.
Army Reservists fire Multiple Launch Rocket System in Scotland
This is the first time in the last 15 years that the GMLRS has been fired in Scotland.
New French carrier could include F-35B ‘landing spot’
"Concerning the Royal Navy and the navies equipped with F35B fighters, studies are underway to analyse the implications of a dedicated landing spot."
Hawk jet declares emergency north of Leeds
A Royal Air Force Hawk jet, now safely on the ground, declared an emergency at 10,300ft earlier today.
Type 26 Frigate HMS Glasgow looks shipshape on the Clyde
HMS GLASGOW, the first Type 26 Frigate in build for the Royal Navy on the Clyde, is starting to look shipshape.
Commandos ‘fight through a multi-storey building in pitch blackness’
Royal Marines have completed two weeks of rigorous training in the skills needed to protect the UK’s nuclear weapons.
Scots Guards take part in Exercise Tartan Strike ahead of deployment
The 1st Battalion Scots Guards have been shaking down their tactics, techniques and procedures and getting back to their more familiar role having spent much of the past six months supporting the United Kingdoms battle with the coronavirus pandemic.
NATO delivers ventilators to Czech Republic
The ventilators will be provided from the stockpile of medical equipment and supplies that NATO established to be able to provide immediate relief to Allies or partners in need.
