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
British firm BAE building new artillery factory in Sheffield
The aim is to deliver long-term artillery production capabilities for the UK, as well as provide opportunities for exports.
Russian spy ship currently operating near British coast
A Russian intelligence vessel, Yantar, has been spotted operating near critical underwater infrastructure in the Irish Sea and is currently being monitored by the British military.
Sections of new warship arrive in Glasgow from Tyne
A&P Tyne, part of the APCL Group, has completed the fabrication of four stern end units for Type 26 Frigate HMS Belfast.
UK Government defends Chagos sovereignty agreement
"Without legal certainty, the base simply cannot operate effectively. Continued uncertainty would be a gift to our adversaries", said the UK Government.
British carrier prepares for chemical threats in training
On National Engineering Day, the aircraft carrier’s Marine Engineers donned drysuits and tested one of the more unusual, but essential, defence systems aboard: the CBRN washing-down system.
New UK-Romania defence treaty signed
The UK and Romania have expanded their defence relationship with the signing of a new treaty aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation and supporting collective security within NATO.
Royal Navy helps African navies enhance security skills
The Royal Navy, alongside international partners, has played a significant role in enhancing maritime security in West Africa during Exercise Grand African Nemo.
Treasury silent on defence budget growth concerns
The Treasury has refused to answer questions raised over the nature of the Government’s reported growth in defence spending outlined in the Autumn Budget., leaving questions around the transparency and substance of the increase.
NATO jets intercept Russian aircraft in Baltic
NATO's air defences responded to Russian aircraft approaching international airspace in the Baltic Sea and off Norway's coast.
More British nuclear attack submarines now at sea
The Royal Navy’s attack submarine fleet is back at sea in strength, with a notable increase in activity, reflecting hard work behind the scenes to get British boats to sea.
