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
F-22 makes use of first metallic 3D printed part
The US Air Force 574th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron maintainers have installed a metallic 3D printed part on an operational F-22 Raptor, marking a first for the aircraft as 3D printing is increasingly used to create spare parts for land, air and naval assets.
Airbus CEO urges against no-deal Brexit, threatens move
In a video message, Airbus CEO Tom Enders has again urged UK decision makers to avoid a no-deal Brexit.
Tornado jets destroy truck-bomb inside building
Tornado jets have destroyed a truck-bomb concealed inside a building south-east of Hajin in Syria.
Rheinmetall and BAE create UK based land systems joint venture
Rheinmetall and BAE Systems have announced that they have signed an agreement to create a joint UK based military vehicle design, manufacturing and support business.
WATCH: Jet pack used to complete Royal Marines assault course
Ex-Royal Marines Reservist Richard Browning flew a 1000bhp jet pack suit around the Royal Marines assault course at the Commando Training Centre in Devon.
British aircraft begin leaving the UK to take part in Red Flag 2019
Personnel and aircraft from the Royal Air Force have started to leave the UK for Exercise Red Flag in the US, say the Ministry of Defence.
Armed Forces and MI5, MI6 ranked top employers for LGBT staff
Five organisations from the defence and security sector have made the Top 100 Employers list, compiled by lesbian, gay, bi and trans equality charity Stonewall.
Israeli jet lands safely after canopy blows off at 30,000 feet
An Israeli F-15 was landed safely after its cockpit canopy flew off at 30,000 feet, the Israeli military have announced.
British nuclear submarine in near miss with Irish Sea ferry
A Royal Navy nuclear submarine was involved in what has been called a 'close quarters incident' with a ferry in the Irish Sea.
New P-8A Poseidon crews start training
Personnel from 120 Squadron and the Poseidon Line Squadron have started training at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida, say the Ministry of Defence.
