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
Faslane expansion plans ‘well received in the local area’, says MoD
The plans for a new submarine training facility at Faslane were "very well received" at a public consultation event, according to the Ministry of Defence.
First fixed wing pilots embark on aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth
The first fixed wing fighter jet pilots have embarked on aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth as she prepares to begin flying the F-35B later in the year.
Vikings in Norway as Royal Marines train Americans on their vehicles
The Royal Marine commandos of Viking Squadron are teaching their American counterparts how to operate their all-terrain vehicle.
RFA Fort Rosalie completes US carrier strike group deployment
During her time with the Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group, Fort Rosalie transferred 254 pallets of stores to ships in the task group.
Babcock to develop base in Busan, South Korea
Babcock International has announced that it is to open a facility in Busan, South Korea’s second largest city after its capital Seoul.
Glasgow firm complete new Submarine Launch and Recovery System
The system was designed and built at Caley’s facilities in Glasgow, and forms part of JFD’s 3rd Generation Submarine Rescue System.
British F-35B pilot explains aircraft capabilities and discusses training
The pilot destined to command the F-35B Lightning Operational Conversion Unit (OCU) explained the new aircraft and the training of those who will fly and engineer it in a press release.
Stoltenberg discusses NATO transatlantic link at Munich conference
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told the Munich Security Conference last week that the organisation is adapting to ensure it continues its success against...
Royal Navy monitors Russian spy ship task group as it sails past UK
For the third time in two months, the Royal Navy has kept a constant eye on a Russian naval force passing the UK.
After the UK leaves the EU, ’80 percent of NATO spending will come from...
Since 2014, defence spending on the continent and in Canada has increased. In 2014, only three allies met the 2 percent of gross domestic product on defence guideline.
