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
Missiles flying off Scottish coast in huge exercise
In one of the world's largest live-fire exercises, NATO warships are testing integrated missile defence at QinetiQ’s Hebrides range – extending to about four and a half times the size of the UK. #FormidableShield
Ferguson Marine revises ferry delivery date and cost
Ferguson Marine has announced a revised timeline and increased cost forecast for the delivery of the MV Glen Rosa.
Helsing unveils AI underwater surveillance system
SG-1 is an autonomous underwater glider that operates with the Lura system to create a mobile surveillance network.
H&B Defence wins contract to support AUKUS
The joint venture will oversee a nationwide qualification process over the next two years to identify Australian suppliers capable of supporting the Virginia-class submarine.
British and Italian carriers lead massive NATO fleet
HMS Prince of Wales was at the head of a fleet of 21 warships in the Mediterranean Sea.
First week on the job as new Ferguson Marine CEO
The company aims to continue its long-standing tradition of Clydebuilt shipbuilding, maintaining its heritage while advancing towards a sustainable future.
Briefing on UK warship and surface fleet numbers
The briefing is part of a series examining UK armed forces capabilities, focusing on the composition and role of the Royal Navy and RFA's surface fleet, including frigates, destroyers, and support ships.
Norway buying hundreds of Sidewinder missiles
The $370.9 million deal includes the purchase of 300 AIM-9X Block II Sidewinder missiles.
British attack helicopters ‘open fire’ in Finland
British Army Apache helicopters have conducted live fire exercises in Finland as part of Exercise Mighty Arrow 25.
Leonardo reports growth, expands defence projects
Leonardo reports strong first-quarter growth in 2025, driven by increased orders, key defence partnerships, and expansion projects including unmanned technologies and military vehicles.
