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
British Army commits to supporting NATO assets in Germany
The British Army is committed to supporting critical NATO assets in Germany, including a combined river crossing capability and facilities to allow for joint training.
Lockheed Martin Wins $450m contract for Littoral Combat Ship variant for Saudi Arabia
Lockheed Martin has won $450 million contract for long-lead-time material and detail design in support of the construction of four Multi Mission Surface Combatant ships.
Coalition strikes continue against Islamic State in Syria and Iraq
Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve and its partners have accelerated offensive activity against Islamic State, officials reported today.
USS Wasp making use of Joint Precision Approach and Landing System
F-35Bs deployed to the Pacific aboard the USS Wasp are using the Joint Precision Approach and Landing System.
Eurofighter ‘natural bridge’ to European FCAS says CEO
Eurofighter CEO, Volker Paltzo, confirmed that an enhanced Eurofighter Typhoon would form a core part of any European future combat air system.
Scotland to be the site of the UK Space Agency’s first Spaceport
The UK Space Agency has selected Lockheed Martin to establish vertical launch operations in Sutherland, Scotland.
HMS Montrose in Exercise Baltic Cross
HMS Montrose has started two weeks of training with the Finnish and Swedish Navies.
A look at the Sentinel airborne battlefield and ground surveillance aircraft
The Sentinel is an airborne battlefield and ground surveillance aircraft based on the Bombardier Global Express.
UK unveils new next generation fighter jet called Tempest
Tempest is expected to complement the F-35 and eventually replace Typhoon.
BAE moving Compass Call electronic warfare system to modern platforms
BAE Systems is transitioning its advanced Compass Call EW systems to modern aircraft to significantly improve mission effectiveness say the company.
