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
MOD reviews training budgets amidst financial deficit
While no immediate cuts to the training budget have been confirmed, the broader government spending review may impact future allocations for military training.
Scottish man convicted of terrorism and firearms offences
A 54-year-old man from Falkirk has been convicted of terrorism and firearms offences following an investigation by Police Scotland’s Counter Terrorism Unit.
New ITAR exemption streamlines AUKUS defence trade
The exemption eliminates the need for ITAR licences or approvals for the export and re-transfer of defence articles between the U.S., UK and Australia.
825 Naval Air Squadron returns to sea for deck training
825 Naval Air Squadron has announced that Course 11 has embarked on HMS Iron Duke to continue their deck landing training.
Britain estimates 610,000 Russian casualties in Ukraine
According to the latest update from UK Defence Intelligence, Russia has likely suffered over 610,000 casualties (killed and wounded) since the beginning of its invasion of Ukraine.
Lockheed shows off new ‘extreme range’ cruise missile
Lockheed Martin's 'rapid production' AGM-158 XR missile could potentially exceed the range of the Tomahawk cruise missile, but the exact figure remains classified.
Britain warns China over South China Sea
The UK has joined American to issue a warning over aggressive actions in the South China Sea.
Britain warns China over South China Sea
The UK has joined America in issuing a warning over aggressive actions in the South China Sea.
British drone conducts airstrike in Syrian desert
A British Reaper drone successfully carried out an airstrike in the Syrian desert, targeting a known Daesh terrorist.
UK stocking up on night-vision equipment for armed forces
A new £120 million agreement is expected to deliver advanced night vision equipment to support front-line units through 2031.
