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
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.
WATCH: F-35, Tornado and Lancaster flypast from inside the Lancaster
The reformed 617 Squadron was celebrated at this year's Royal International Air Tattoo with a flypast of the Lancaster, Tornado and F-35 Lightning aircraft.
Royal Navy pilot hails ‘unique simulator’ supporting first of class F-35 flight trials
One of the UK's leading F-35 Lightning test pilots has spoken of the importance of a simulator for use in preparation of flight trials on board HMS Queen Elizabeth.
Technically the Royal Navy is growing, just not any larger than it was four...
Statements made by the government explicitly claim that the Royal Navy is growing, but are those claims accurate? Yes and no.
UK receives 20th A400M Atlas transport aircraft
The Royal Air Force has taken delivery of its 20th A400M Atlas transport aircraft.
820 Naval Air Squadron prepare for night operations from HMS Queen Elizabeth
820 Naval Air Squadro is making its final preparations to embark onto HMS Queen Elizabeth.
Britain wants ‘leading role’ in next-generation fighter project – Air Chief Marshal
Britain is looking to maintain a leading role in future combat aircraft projects according to Air Chief Marshal Stephen Hillier.
