George Allison
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
Firm ‘hounding British troops’ has access to public money axed
The MoD have commented on claims that a legal firm which spent years ‘hounding British troops’ has had its access to public money axed.
British jets blitz Islamic State in major push
Over the past week, British combat aircraft have engaged Islamic State heavily from the air. Tornado, Typhoon and Reaper aircraft have all been utilised.
North Korea launches ballistic missile, lands near Japan
It has been reported that North Korea has launched two ballistic missiles, with one landing near Japan for the first time.
F/A-18C Hornet crashes during training in Nevada, US
The aircraft, an F/A-18C, was about 10 miles southeast of Fallon, Nevada and returning to base when the jet crashed around 10:45 am local time.
Tornado jets strike Saddam Hussein’s former palace
A pair of Tornado jets struck a headquarters and training centre for Islamic State recruits, which was located in a former palace of Saddam Hussein.
Indian Hawk training aircraft crashes
The Hawk aircraft developed technical problems soon after the takeoff, it is understood that both pilots ejected safely.
First British Airbus H135 military training helicopter takes off
Airbus Helicopters has carried out the first flight of the initial UK MFTS aircraft, bringing delivery closer.
HMS Enterprise has rescued over 7,000 migrants
HMS Enterprise was deployed in June last year to rescue migrants crossing the Mediterranean from Libya to Italy, it is now understood she has...
HMS Daring demonstrates her immense firepower
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Type 45 Destroyer HMS Daring has demonstrated her firepower before she departs on deployment, showing what a fully armed warship can do.
Supercarrier power facilities near completion
Facilities to power the Royal Navy’s new supercarriers have taken a major step forward with the delivery of a frequency converter.
