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
Lib Dems pledge to boost Army numbers to over 100,000
In their manifesto, the Liberal Democrats criticised the Conservative government's reduction of troop numbers and promised to reverse these cuts.
Drone destroys Russian Su-57 in first combat loss
This incident on the ground marks the first recorded combat loss of a fifth-generation aircraft.
British aircraft crosses Irish airspace to assist in rescue
A Royal Air Force P-8 Poseidon aircraft was urgently deployed to aid in a maritime rescue operation off the coast of Cork yesterday, due to the unavailability of suitable Irish aircraft.
Second Islay ferry successfully launched in Turkey
The vessel is the second of four ferries being built at the yard and will serve Islay and Jura alongside sister vessel, MV Isle of Islay, which was launched in March.
Labour blasts Prime Minister over D-Day
"There are many people across the country, especially within Armed Forces communities, who feel betrayed and feel that Britain has been let down by the Prime Minister."
New Type 26 Frigate HMS Cardiff to enter water this year
HMS Cardiff - the second out of eight Type 26 frigates being commissioned - will soon enter the water for the first time
New shots show scale of new shipbuilding hall in Glasgow
One of the largest buildings in the country, the new frigate factory at the BAE Systems shipyard in Govan, Glasgow, is taking shape, with the roof supports now going onto the frame.
BAE shipbuilding academy takes shape in Glasgow
Exclusive shots show the progress of BAE Systems' brand new shipbuilding Academy being built at their Scotstoun site in Glasgow.
Five French naval ships arrive in Scotland
A group of four ships of the 'Bâteau-Ecole' sailed up the River Clyde today and have berthed in Glasgow.
RAF flies 250 surveillance flights near Gaza in six months
An analyst has asked whether British surveillance operations have incidentally collected intelligence on potential war crimes.
