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
Military intelligence chief warns Russia could ‘cripple’ British infrastructure with cyber attacks
Commander of the UK's Joint Forces Command, General Sir Chris Deverell, warned against Russian cyber activity and claimed that Russia "demonstrated the intent to do us harm".
British medics deploy to American hospital ship for Pacific Partnership deployment
A team of British military medics have joined the USNS Mercy to deliver health care and aid to Asian and Pacific nations, say the Royal Navy.
HMS Cattistock clears mines around Norwegian capital Oslo
HMS Cattistock found more than ten mines and torpedoes from the Second World War during a search for unexploded wartime bombs as part of a NATO task group.
BAE Systems to upgrade Australia’s long-range radar network
BAE Systems welcomed the announcement that the Company has been selected to upgrade Australia’s long-range high frequency radar network.
Merlin helicopters to protect HMS Duncan from NATO submarine attack
HMS Duncan is one of the high-value targets submarines will be after during Dynamic Manta 18, NATO's annual Mediterranean Anti-Submarine Warfare exercise.
Britain’s Gulf based minehunter force joins American, French and Omani vessels on exercise
RFA Cardigan Bay, acting as mother ship to all four Royal Navy minehunters in the Middle East, was joined by HMS Bangor and Ledbury...
Royal Marines participate in major chemical exercise
Troops from 40 Commando trained with experts in Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear warfare to make sure they could cope in a worst-case scenario, say the Ministry of Defence.
MoD announces it intends to order the seventh Astute class nuclear submarine
Earlier concern over the speculated cancellation of Astute boat number seven has been eased by a defence minister.
British troops to participate in a land-based exercises in Japan in October
British forces are expected to conduct land-based exercises in Japan later in the year.
IN PICTURES: British Army medics ‘train under fire’ in exercise
British Army medics have been training to give life-saving care – even under fire say the MoD.
