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
HMS Queen Elizabeth carrier strike group joined by American warships
HMS Queen Elizabeth and her escorts were joined by American warships off the United States coast.
Saab complete test firings of guided Carl-Gustaf Munition
Saab have completed a series of tests for a shoulder launched Guided Carl-Gustaf munition featuring a semi-active laser guidance system.
Report blames training and safety issues for Norwegian Frigate sinking
Investigators determined that the incident, that resulted in the loss of the frigate, was the result of safety and training issues within the Norwegian Navy.
Union warn of job losses if Trident and submarines moved from Scotland
Scrapping the UK's nuclear missiles and submarines could be the price Labour could pay for a coalition with the SNP, according to party officials.
BAE awarded contract to ‘innovate’ electronic warfare jamming for US Army
BAE Systems was awarded research and development funding through the US Army to create an advanced radar jamming technology.
Airbus unveil details of new ‘electronic combat role’ Typhoon concept
At the International Fighter Conference in Berlin, Airbus discussed details of the new Eurofighter 'Electronic Combat Role' concept.
Italian F-35 jets return from NATO Icelandic patrol
The Italian Air Force say it has completed its mission executing NATO’s Iceland safeguarding deployment.
Defence firm Leonardo investing in solar-powered drone with heavy payload
Leonardo has invested in Skydweller Aero Inc, a start-up specialising in the development of a new generation of unmanned aircraft.
Lockheed Martin test ‘Athena’ laser weapon
Lockheed Martin recently demonstrated their laser weapon system for the U.S. Air Force.
British Army air assault skills tested
The British Army say that helicopters flew into Colchester this week for soldiers and airmen to practise the basic skills behind air assault operations.
