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 and France now able to deploy 10,000 strong joint force
The force has reached full operating capacity and can now rapidly deploy over 10,000 personnel.
UK top European nation for ‘defence manufacturing attractiveness’
The 2020 Aerospace Manufacturing Attractiveness report assesses a range of aspects such as cost, economy, infrastructure, labour, industry, and tax policy.
UK blocks sale of South Korean fighter jets to Argentina
The Argentine Defence Minister described the move as British "imperial pride" before posting "Malvinas Argentinas" on Twitter, something many have argued validates the UK decision to block the sale.
What’s going on at the Northern Ammunition Jetty?
The Northern Ammunition Jetty in Glen Mallan, Scotland, is currently being refurbished to better support the British surface fleet, including the new aircraft carriers, in loading and unloading ammunition.
BAE Systems team to shape the future of U.S. Army combat vehicles
BAE Systems and Elbit Systems of America have teamed up to develop and integrate advanced operational capabilities for U.S Army combat vehicles.
Royal Navy warships sail with Greek Cypriot forces
The exercises form part of the overhaul effort aimed at developing the tactics and determining the equipment needed to turn the Royal Marines into the "Future Commando Force".
Australian Loyal Wingman drone completes first taxi
The aircraft will fly alongside other platforms, using artificial intelligence for teaming missions.
French frigate comes under British command
French frigate FS Jean Bart came under command of HMS Albion and her Littoral Response Group task group for combined exercises off Cyprus, say the Royal Navy.
Fourth new P-8 Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft named
The fourth new Royal Air Force Poseidon MRA1 maritime patrol aircraft has been named 'Spirit of Reykjavik' in honour of the role played by the Icelandic people during the Battle of the Atlantic.
Cooperation on AI will ‘boost security’ say NATO
"NATO is a natural platform for transatlantic cooperation of AI," the Deputy Secretary General underlined.
