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
BAE deliver 1,000th F-35 jet fuselage
BAE Systems has achieved a significant milestone by delivering the 1,000th rear fuselage to Lockheed Martin for the F-35 fighter.
HMS Tamar visits Diego Garcia
As part of a visit to the British Indian Ocean Territory, HMS Tamar has made its way to Diego Garcia.
British Destroyer heading for NATO exercises after overhaul
HMS Duncan, following a significant overhaul and successful completion of the Basic Operational Sea Training (BOST) off the south coast for a duration of five weeks, is now en route to participate in NATO exercises.
Jets land onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth for training
F-35B Lightning aircraft belonging to 207 Squadron recently departed RAF Marham to embark onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth.
NATO to discuss ‘accelerated support’ to Ukraine
The acceleration of military support to Ukraine will be the primary focus of a meeting of NATO Defence Ministers in Brussels today.
Russian troops to advance in ‘most sectors’ in Ukraine
Vladimir Putin has issued directives for Russian military forces to push forward in a majority of the sectors within Ukraine.
Drone shots show work on huge Glasgow frigate factory
Work has started on a huge expansion of the BAE Systems yard at Govan, with excavators currently filling in the old 'wet basin' to make way for a huge new 'frigate factory'.
Aircraft carrier departs Scotland
The aircraft carrier was recently at Glenmallan in Scotland, where it restocked its ammunition supply.
New Challenger 3 tank ‘within budget and ahead of schedule’
"Another significant milestone has been achieved by the Challenger 3 Delivery Team within budget and ahead of schedule – we are moving closer to delivering one of the most capable and lethal tanks in Europe."
Ukrainian troops ‘quick’ to learn to fight with British tanks
Tank crews from Ukraine have been "quick to master" the controls of the mighty Challenger 2 tank, say the Ministry of Defence.
