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
Britain planning fleet of drone vessels to patrol Atlantic
Britain is planning to patrol the Atlantic using a fleet built around the new Type 92 Sloop – a drone vessel – and the Type 93, a drone submarine. This, they hope, will free up crewed warships for other missions.
UK naval combat drones undergoing testing
The Ministry of Defence has recently provided updates on three key unmanned maritime initiatives – the Wasp and Snapper systems, as well as Project...
Britain to increase production of nuclear submarine reactors
The Ministry of Defence is working closely with Rolls-Royce Submarines to boost delivery confidence for the Core Production Capability programme.
Could Europe defend itself without America?
European nations would likely mount a robust defence, but what about a protracted conflict?
Russian drone strikes Chernobyl, fire extinguished
A Russian drone has struck the radiation shelter over the damaged reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
Trump may withdraw US from NATO, Bolton warns
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton told Tom Swarbrick on LBC that it is “highly probable that Trump will try and withdraw the...
British frigate and helicopter hunt submarines in Norway
Royal Navy frigate HMS Somerset and her Merlin helicopter are taking part in intensive anti-submarine exercises in Norway this week as part of Exercise Arctic Dolphin, an annual event integral to the Norwegian Submarine Commander course.
Scottish yards key to future Navy contracts, says Minister
Scottish shipyards continue to play a vital role in fulfilling Royal Navy procurement contracts, with substantial Ministry of Defence (MoD) investment supporting the sector,...
American supercarrier collides with vessel in Mediterranean
BREAKING - The U.S. Navy said that the collision did not endanger the USS Harry S. Truman and that there are no reports of flooding or injuries.
Huge contract to be awarded to support Archer artillery
The Ministry of Defence intends to award a £58 million contract to BAE Systems Bofors AB for the long-term in-service support of the Archer Artillery System.
