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George Allison

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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

Babcock tech boosts UK air ambulance fight against Covid-19

Babcock emergency response teams on the front lines in Spain and Italy are helping UK air ambulances develop new ways of boosting safety and on-board patient care in the fight against COVID-19, say the firm.

Saab delivers the first GlobalEye

Saab delivered the first GlobalEye 'Swing Role Surveillance System' aircraft to the United Arab Emirates.
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‘No need’ to bring military personnel back to the UK for COVID-19 effort

The Government have stated that there is 'no need' to bring troops home to assist with COVID-19 efforts.

NCSC provides security expertise on NHS COVID-19 contact tracing app

The National Cyber Security Centre has been supporting the development of the NHS COVID-19 contact tracing app.

NATO report looks at impact of technology on security

NATO has published a major new report looking at defence technology trends over the next 20 years and their impact on collective security.

British and American warships team up for Gulf mine exercise

The Royal Navy and US Navy practised clearing a corridor through a simulated 'mine danger zone' in the Gulf.

BAE Rochester join face shield production effort for NHS

BAE Systems sites around the country are taking part in the effort to produce PPE for the NHS.

Northrop awarded ninth full rate production lot of AARGM

The U.S. Navy have awarded Northrop Grumman $165 million for Lot 9 full rate production of the AGM-88E Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile (AARGM).

Netherlands delivers critical medical aid to Montenegro

The moves follows Montenegro’s request for assistance through NATO.

USS Theodore Roosevelt returning to sea after deep clean

The U.S Navy say that more than 4,000 Sailors who tested negative for COVID-19 have been in quarantine.