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
Despite CND claims, Trident doesn’t run on Windows XP
Some have claimed that the Vanguard class submarines which carry Trident are vulnerable to cyber-attacks in the same way the recently hit NHS is, that is not the case.
The UXV Combatant – What if?
The UXV Combatant was designed by BVT Surface Fleet and displayed at the Defence Security and Equipment International event in 2007. It's okay to feel sick.
Defence Committee argues for defence spending to rise to 3% of GDP to ensure...
The Ministry of Defence’s Modernising Defence Programme must address the challenges presented by the resurgence of state-based threats and be supported by a fully-funded and sustainable financial settlement, says a report published by the Defence Committee.
BAE investing in new 12.7mm ammunition production line
BAE has announced it is investing £10m to build a new 12.7mm production line at its Radway Green facility in Crewe, UK.
HMS Tyne to be reactivated as now delayed Offshore Patrol Vessel fleet faults worse...
HMS Forth will be entering dry dock in Portsmouth soon to have major rectification work performed, with the vessel she replaced being brought back into active service.
NATO Prepares for largest military exercise since 2002
NATO is preparing for its largest military exercise since 2002, with more than 40,000 personnel from 30 NATO and partner counties participating.
Robot Wars becomes reality as MBDA and Milrem Robotics to develop anti-tank unmanned ground...
MBDA and unmanned vehicles manufacturer Milrem Robotics will begin developing the world’s first unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) specially designed for anti-tank purposes, the companies have today announced.
UAE naval vessel on fire after attack off Yemen coast, unconfirmed reports of sinking
It has emerged that a warship taking part in an amphibious operation off the Yemen coast has been struck by a missile off the Yemen coast.
Royal Navy marks 50 years of submarine based nuclear weapons on patrol
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the United Kingdom's nuclear weapons taking to sea on-board submarines.
Airborne forces make transatlantic drop to demonstrate joint capability
British paratroopers have jumped into Latvia alongside their US counterparts to show their ability to strike hard and fast in response to crises anywhere in the world.
