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
US and UK defence chiefs discuss Ukraine
While US arms deliveries to Ukraine remain uncertain, the UK has pledged continued support for Kyiv.
UK supports US-led exercises to boost African Security
The UK Armed Forces have played a key role in two major US-led military exercises in East Africa, aimed at strengthening security and stability in the region.
Type 26 Frigate choice dominates Norwegian public poll
According to a poll conducted by Nettavisen, nearly half of respondents—49%—favoured the UK as Norway’s preferred supplier for its next-generation frigates.
Government outlines efforts to boost maritime surveillance
The UK government has outlined its ongoing efforts to enhance maritime surveillance and safeguard undersea infrastructure, in response to concerns over recent submarine activity and the security of undersea cables.
MoD reports over 350 missing devices in recent audit
The MoD stressed that not all reported cases resulted in actual losses or thefts, as some devices were later recovered.
U.S. B-52s in multiple simulated strike missions in Europe
American bombers have been conducting strike exercises across Europe, integrating with NATO in training missions from Finland to Turkey, with Italy being the latest destination.
Royal Navy leads NATO submarine rescue exercise in Glasgow
The Royal Navy, alongside French and Norwegian naval specialists, has completed a three-day NATO submarine rescue exercise in Glasgow.
No commitments yet on UK peacekeeping force in Ukraine
As discussions about a potential peacekeeping force in Ukraine continue, the UK government has maintained its position of strong support for Ukraine while refraining from any formal commitment to deploying forces.
U.S. sees European defence headed by Britain and allies
"European leadership of NATO, led by the U.K., led by others, is, we believe, the future of defence on the continent" said US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Royal Navy Wildcat helicopter shoots down drone
815 Naval Air Squadron has demonstrated the air-to-air capabilities of the Wildcat Maritime Strike helicopter, successfully engaging and destroying fast-moving Banshee drones during a recent exercise.
