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George Allison

George Allison
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George has a degree in Cyber Security from Glasgow Caledonian University and has a keen interest in naval and cyber security matters and has appeared on national radio and television to discuss current events. George is on Twitter at @geoallison

No change to troops ‘Conduct after capture’

It has been reported recently that British troops are no longer expected to reveal only their name, rank and serial number if they are captured.

RAF respond to Red Arrows display concerns

We recently reported that the Red Arrows plan to cut displays at Farnborough due to safety regulations, the RAF have now responded to the story.

Iraqi forces retake Fallujah government HQ

Iraqi forces have retaken the government HQ in Fallujah, a breakthrough in British and American supported offensive against Islamic State's stronghold city. Iraqi special forces...

British airborne forces in major NATO training exercise

16 Air Assault Brigade are training alongside NATO counterparts to develop their ability to work together on Exercise Swift Response.

British troops train with Canadian Army Engineers

British and Canadian troops have been working together in order to gain from each others experience in their largest joint exercise in years.

British frigate escorts Chinese warship through English Channel

HMS Somerset has met and escorted the Chinese warship Xiangtan as she passes through the English channel on her way to the North Sea.

Islamic State lose almost half of their territory

Islamic State have lost 45% of their territory in Iraq and 10% of their territory in Syria.

UAE withdraws from war in Yemen

The United Arab Emirates has announced that its troops are withdrawing from the war in Yemen.

MBDA preparing to conduct Brimstone test with new Apache

MBDA is expected to conduct firings of its 'Brimstone 2' missile from a Boeing AH-64E Apache as part of an effort to persuade the...

Chinese H-6K Bombers fly record 10 hour mission

PLA Air Force H-6K bombers flew several thousand kilometres for nearly 10 straight hours during a recent drill.