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
Britain to revive nuclear fuel production for defence
Defence Secretary John Healey has announced the UK’s plan to explore options for re-establishing a nuclear fuel cycle dedicated to defence purposes.
Russian spy ship present off British coast
A Russian vessel, believed to be gathering intelligence, is under close observation as it passes the UK.
UK limits intel sharing with Israel to hostage rescue only
The Ministry of Defence have clarified that intelligence shared with Israel is strictly limited to hostage rescue efforts, with rigorous adherence to international law.
British carrier heading back to sea after brief port visit
HMS Prince of Wales is heading back out to sea after recently returning home to Portsmouth after a NATO exercise.
U.S. Navy strips another Captain of command
The United States Navy has relieved Captain Lester Brown, Jr., from his position due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command.
MoD prioritises recruitment and retention with new approach
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that recommendations from the Haythornthwaite Review on incentivising the Armed Forces, particularly for engineers and other essential skill groups, are being actively considered.
British and American space forces work together
The U.S. Army’s 1st Space Brigade has taken steps to strengthen its tactical collaboration with the United Kingdom's space-focused military units, as three of its officers visited UK Space Command.
Lord Coaker confirms Afghan payment records
Lord Coaker clarified that there is “no evidence suggesting a conscious effort by the previous government to mislead the House or the public on this matter.”
American warship arrives in Cyprus
The USS Oak Hill, a Harpers Ferry-class amphibious landing dock ship, docked in Limassol, Cyprus, marking its second scheduled port visit to the city in recent months.
More British veterans eligible for Nuclear Test Medal
The UK government has announced that more British veterans will now be eligible to receive the Nuclear Test Medal in recognition of their contributions to nuclear weapons development.
