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
Australia’s first F-35 jets arrive home
Australia's first two locally-based F-35 fighter aircraft arrived at Royal Australian Air Force station Williamtown, marking a milestone for the programme.
Work completed on HMS Scott at Rosyth
Babcock International has successfully completed a significant work package – including an engine replacement – on Royal Navy ocean survey vessel, HMS Scott.
Statement on the Type 31e Frigate Competitive Design Phase
Stuart Andrew, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Defence Procurement, released a written statement on the three contracts for the Competitive Design Phase for the Type 31e Frigate.
HMS Dragon engages in ‘war games’ during visit to India
HMS Dragon met Indian destroyer Kolkata for Exercise Konkan, say the Royal Navy.
British and French forces on Exercise Global Eagle
Exercise Global Eagle saw over 200 RAF Police and RAF Regiment personnel from 2 FP Wg based at RAF Leeming join a similar number from Commando Parachutistes de l’Air 20 of the French Air Force at Caylus training area near Toulouse.
Italian Air Force declare F-35 Initial Operational Capability
The Chief of Staff of the Italian Air Force announced the important F-35 milestone in Amendolo last week.
Type 31e frigate competition shortlist announced
BAE Systems, Babcock and Atlas Electronik UK have been shortlisted in the competition to build the Type 31e Frigate.
HMS Queen Elizabeth to arrive home from the US this afternoon
Aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth will arrive home in Portsmouth today at 13:40.
Typhoon jets launched after unidentified aircraft spotted off Scottish coast
Typhoon jets have been scrambled from RAF Lossiemouth to intercept and identify aircraft off the coast of the United Kingdom.
QinetiQ extends combat system support to Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers
QinetiQ has confirmed Queen Elizabeth Class Aircraft Carriers have been added to the Naval Combat Systems Integration Support Service (NCSISS) it provides in partnership for the Royal Navy.
