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
Finishing touches complete on new British Challenger 3 tank
RBSL say that they are finishing touches are complete on the latest pre-production Challenger 3 Main Battle Tank.
Timelapse video shows British aircraft carrier deploy
The Royal Navy has shared a captivating time-lapse video showcasing HMS Queen Elizabeth as she departs Portsmouth for training.
Britain highlights Russia’s ‘militarisation’ of its children
British intelligence has raised concerns about the Russian government's efforts to instil a sense of militarisation among its youth as the war in Ukraine continues.
UK putting both aircraft carriers to sea at the same time
HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Queen Elizabeth will soon both be at sea.
Britain proposes removing expiry date from UK-US nuke pact
The UK government has proposed amendments to the UK-US Mutual Defence Agreement, including the removal of expiry provisions, to enhance ongoing nuclear cooperation ahead of the 2024 deadline.
Officers and crew strike to ‘fight for survival’ of RFA
Today, officers and crew members of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary took strike action for the second consecutive day, coinciding with Merchant Navy Day.
U.S. awards £1.3bn contract for Javelin missile production
To date, over 50,000 Javelin missiles have been manufactured and there's no end in sight.
Britain suspends some arms exports to Israel
The UK government has suspended certain arms export licences to Israel due to concerns they could be used in violations of international humanitarian law.
BAE secures contract to modernise American warship
BAE Systems in the U.S. has been awarded a contract by the U.S. Navy to modernise the USS Halsey, an Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer.
British stealth jets complete Iceland mission
The F-35 jets from 617 Squadron, known as the ‘Dambusters,’ were stationed at Naval Air Station Keflavik for Operation Masterer, which involved safeguarding Icelandic airspace.
