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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

North Korean missile test ‘appears to have failed’

North Korea has fired a ballistic missile from its east coast but Kim Jong-un's test appears to have failed, officials in South Korea said. The...
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British forces fight forest fire in Cyprus

RAF Griffin helicopters have joined the battle against one of the biggest forest fires to hit the island of Cyprus in years.

Generals warn of gap in NATO defence

Three former senior NATO Generals have warned that NATO needs to do more to defend the Baltic. As reported by BFBS, they say in a...

Boeing to take over Apache production in UK to create jobs

US aircraft manufacturer Boeing says that as part of winning the £2 Billion UK Apache upgrade contract, it will create jobs in the UK.

Typhoons touch down at Kinloss five years after air base closes

Typhoon jets landed at Kinloss, which is now an army barracks, to test how crews respond.

£472 million boost for Clyde frigate programme

The MoD has announced a further £472 million for the Royal Navy’s Type 26 Frigate programme.

LIVE: Unveiling of the first Israeli F-35

Watch the unveiling of the first Israeli F-35 in a ceremony held in the United States. Israel became the first country to select the F-35...

RAF making light use of Voyager surge aircraft

It has been revealed that the RAF have been making very light use of Voyager surge aircraft available to them.

Court told RAF jets ‘unbelievably loud’

A man accused of endangering RAF jets by shining a powerful torch at them has astonishingly told a jury flights could be "unbelievably loud".

Expansion of submarine range ‘to cost fishermen £480,000 a year’

The Ministry of Defence want to increase the Raasay range in Scotland by 11 square miles.