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 sends first 100 of 440 troops to NATO mission in Afghanistan
100 Welsh Guards have arrived in Afghanistan to support the NATO mission in the country.
Why is HMS Queen Elizabeth in the United States?
Simply put, HMS Queen Elizabeth is in the United States because it's the best place to conduct F-35 trials from her flight deck.
HMS Queen Elizabeth arrives in the United States
Aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth has arrived at Mayport, Florida for the first port call of the #Westlant18 deployment in order to re-supply before beginning final preparations for F-35 trials.
BAE Systems-led Challenger 2 upgrade team offers upgraded Thermal Imaging technology
Upgraded thermal imaging technology is being offered to the British Army as part of Team Challenger 2's bid to upgrade the Army's Main Battle Tank.
Tornado jets destroy Islamic State truck in Iraq
Support continues to be given by Royal Air Force to Iraqi security forces as they maintain their efforts to prevent Islamic State elements re-establishing an operational presence in the country.
WATCH: F-35B in action
Footage of the F-35B in action at sea with the United States Marine Corps, nothing more nothing less. Enjoy.
WATCH: A day in the life of a weapons engineer on a Royal Navy...
A short video highlighting an element of a weapons engineers day on HMS Sutherland.
First Wildcat touches down on HMS Queen Elizabeth
The first Wildcat helicopter landed on HMS Queen Elizabeth recently as the aircraft carrier heads to the United States for F-35 trials.
HMS Monmouth practices firing her gun as she escorts HMS Queen Elizabeth
HMS Monmouth has been practising firing her main 4.5 inch gun as she escorts HMS Queen Elizabeth to the United States.
Royal Air Force hands NATO Enhanced Air Policing responsibility to Royal Canadian Air Force
135 Expeditionary Air Wing handed over responsibility for the NATO mission to the Canadians whose Hornet fighter jets will replace Typhoons.
