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
More American nuclear submarines arrive in Scotland
Two more American submarines arrived on the River Clyde in Scotland this week on routine visits, marking a significant increase in allied submarine activity.
AUKUS crew fly RC-135 surveillance aircraft over Pacific
American, Australia and British crews have jointly flown a surveillance aircraft over the Pacific "demonstrating our strong alliance and our ability to maintain a free and open Indo-Pacific" say the U.S. Air Force.
Royal Navy prepares for nuclear attack on NATO exercise
Royal Navy medics have undertaken routine training dealing with the aftermath of chemical and nuclear attacks with NATO allies in the Czech Republic.
British General impressed by courage of Ukrainian soldiers
General Sir Patrick Sanders, the head of the British Army, has praised "the courage, morale and fighting spirit" of Ukrainian troops being trained by the British Army.
British jets go up ‘against’ Greek fighters
Typhoon jets currently deployed in Romania recently participated in 'Dissimilar Air Combat Training' with the Greek air force.
Rolls Royce picked to supply MTU engines for Boxer
WFEL and Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land (RBSL) have selected Rolls Royce to supply their MTU engine for the British Army’s new Boxer Armoured vehicles.
Danish Army teams up with British Army in Scotland
750 British troops teamed up with 150 Danish troops in Scotland to prepare for deployment to Poland and Kosovo later this year.
Strike on Russian Navy Black Sea HQ ‘latest setback’
"The reported strike on Russian Black Sea Fleet HQ is the latest setback for the Black Sea Fleet in the five-month-old war against Ukraine, which included the loss of its flagship, the cruiser MOSKVA".
Man overboard from American destroyer
Search and rescue efforts have stopped after a 'man overboard' incident onboard the USS Arleigh Burke while the ship operates in the Baltic Sea.
Britain buying over 500 Javelin missile launchers
Britain has requested to buy 513 Javelin weapon systems from the U.S. for $300m.
