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
Tiger Squadrons meet
The international NATO Tiger Meet 2018 will be hosted by the Polish Air Force 2nd Tactical Air Wing at Krzesiny Air Base near Poznan, Poland this month.
NATO Ships Complete Romanian Naval Exercise
Standing NATO Maritime Group Two (SNMG2) completed annual Romanian multinational exercise Sea Shield 2018 today in the Black Sea.
Ministry of Defence awards BAE Systems £2.4bn for Royal Navy submarine programmes
BAE Systems has been awarded a £1.5bn contract for delivery of the seventh Astute class submarine and a further £900m for the next phase of the Dreadnought submarine programme.
Lockheed Martin ‘quietly confident’ UK will not reduce F-35 order
Britain is unlikely to reduce the number of F-35 jets it intends to order, according to Lockheed Martin.
NATO marks ten years of safeguarding Icelandic skies
For ten years, NATO Allies have continuously provided fighter aircraft on a rotational basis to provide and train interceptors ensuring safety and security of the Icelandic airspace.
New nuclear submarine, HMS Agincourt, to be funded
Confirmation of the build of the seventh Astute class nuclear submarine, HMS Agincourt, and a £2.5 billion pounds investment will secure at least 8 thousand jobs at BAE systems in Barrow according to the Defence Secretary.
Are drones as dangerous as claimed?
Protestors recently staged a demonstration outside RAF Waddington, angry at the use of remotely piloted aircraft - but why?
Typhoons and a Royal Navy Destroyer team up with NATO allies for Romanian naval...
Royal Air Force and Royal Navy personnel have been taking part in a maritime exercise with NATO allies in the Black Sea, led by the Romanian Navy Fleet Command.
British military equipment plan facing ‘significant affordability gap’ say Public Accounts Committee
The committee calculated an equipment plan funding deficit of at least £4.9bn and potentially as much as £20.8bn over the 10-year £179.7bn equipment budget.
Scottish politician continues to foster outrage over ships that can’t be built on the...
Despite multiple corrections, explanations and pointers, some politicians in Scotland are astonishingly stoking outrage over ships that the Clyde can't build, not being built by the Clyde.
