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
Update provided for new British Long-Range Strike System
This new notice outlines the specifics for vendor participation, emphasising a collaborative approach and the provision of key government-furnished items.
Carriers and warships surround Europe to deter Russia
Aircraft carriers and assault ships belonging to Britain, America, Italy and Turkey, plus a range of warships from other nations, are taking part in Exercise Neptune Strike to enhance NATO's ability to defend the continent.
UK to accelerate development of laser weapon technology
Maria Eagle MP confirmed the government's plans to accelerate investment in UK sovereign 'Directed Energy Weapon' technology, with a clear focus on delivering new capabilities to the Armed Forces.
Aircraft carriers surround Europe to ‘deter threats’
British, American, and Italian aircraft carriers, along with American and Turkish assault ships plus a range of warships are taking part in Exercise Neptune Strike to enhance NATO’s ability to defend the continent.
British Army demonstrates ability to wage war in Germany
Thousands of British troops and hundreds of military vehicles have deployed to Germany for Exercise Cerberus 2024, a large-scale training event aimed at enhancing the combat readiness of the British Army’s 3rd Division.
U.S. warships demonstrate ‘warfighting readiness’ to Russia
Operations took place in international waters as part of the U.S. Navy's commitment to maintaining a strong presence in the Arctic region.
Defence review to assess aircraft carrier capabilities
The UK government is set to assess the future of the Royal Navy's anti-ballistic missile and aircraft carrier capabilities as part of its upcoming Strategic Defence Review.
UK welcomes huge investments from German defence companies
Two of Europe’s largest defence companies have announced investments worth hundreds of millions in the UK defence industry, following the signing of the landmark Trinity House Agreement between the UK and Germany.
Ferguson shipyard invited to tender to build new ferries
Ferguson Marine, based in the Port Glasgow, has been selected as one of six shipyards invited to tender for the construction of seven new electric ferries, which will serve the Clyde and Hebrides network.
Britain and Germany to develop combat drones together
As part of the newly signed Trinity House Agreement, the UK and Germany are set to collaborate on the development of advanced drones that will work alongside fighter jets.
