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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

Russian submarine intercepted by HMS Kent

The Russian submarine was picked up by the British military in the North Sea yesterday and is now being escorted by frigate HMS Kent.

WATCH: British Pilots Training on F-35B Fighter Jets

Royal Navy and Royal Air Force Pilots are training to fly the new state-of-the-art stealth jet the F-35B Lightning II alongside their US counterparts.

WATCH: RAF strike Daesh firing point

Operations over southern Fallujah continued when a pair of Typhoons conducted strikes on two Daesh strongpoints which had opened fire on Iraqi forces.

Has Canada decided to go for F-18 over F-35?

Reports in the Canadian press suggest that the Canada has already made an unofficial decision to buy the Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet.

UK planning four front-line F-35 squadrons

Now that the UK has committed to a fleet of 138 aircraft, details on the structure of the F-35 force have been revealed.

Type 26 delay could mean more work for the Clyde

It has been suggested at a meeting of the Defence Select Committee that a potential delay in the Type 26 Frigate could see more vessels built on the Clyde.

WATCH: HMS Ocean departs for BALTOPS 2016

Fleet Flagship HMS Ocean makes her way out of Devonport to take part in a huge multinational NATO exercise in the Baltic Sea.

Typhoon uses cannon in combat

Figures released by the UK government show that, for the first time, Typhoon has used its cannon in anger.

Bomb squad remove anti-aircraft device from Glasgow park

It has been reported that a member of the public has found an unexploded wartime munition at Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow.

UK plans to strengthen measures against migrants arriving by sea

The Border Force and Royal Navy are expected jointly to patrol the channel amid fears more migrants will try and use the route to enter Britain.