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
US Navy awards BAE contract for thousands of APKWS Laser-Guided Rockets
The US Navy has signed a $2.68 billion contract with BAE Systems for thousands of APKWS Laser-Guided Rockets.
Argentina to purchase four P-3C Maritime Patrol Aircraft
The aircraft are being purchased to replace six P-3B Maritime Patrol Aircraft, none of which are currently operational.
BAE receives order from US Army for additional M109A7 Howitzers
This order brings the total number of vehicle sets — M109A7 howitzers and M992A3 ammunition carriers — to 156, and the total contract value to $1.16 billion.
HMS Trent arrives in Portsmouth for the first time
The third of the Royal Navy’s new patrol ships has arrived in Portsmouth for the first time.
British Tempest jet project moves forward as Leonardo unveils new radar sensing technology
Leonardo say that work is proceeding 'at pace' to meet the ambitious timescale for Tempest, which is expected to go into service in 2035.
HMS Clyde returns to UK after 12 years guarding the Falkland Islands
River class Offshore Patrol Vessel HMS Clyde has entered Portsmouth Harbour for the first time in 12 years.
NATO Multinational Special Ops Aviation training centre opens in Croatia
Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, and Slovenia jointly opened the Multinational Special Aviation Programme at a ceremony in Zadar, Croatia on Wednesday.
BAE to provide intel analysis for US Defense Intelligence Agency
The Defense Intelligence Agency has awarded BAE Systems a prime contractor position on Solutions for Intelligence Analysis 3.
Czech Republic signs letter of acceptance for AH-1Z and UH-1Y helicopters
Bell anticipates the deliveries of the first aircraft to the Czech Republic will begin in 2023.
F-35 can now call for artillery support
An F-35A has, for the first time, requested support from an artillery unit to neutralise an anti-air threat.
