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
French paratroopers land on British soil as President visits
French paratroopers conducted a low-level airborne drop on British territory on the same day President Emmanuel Macron arrived for a State Visit.
Army medical rules under review amid recruitment push
The Ministry of Defence is reviewing medical entry standards for the British Army as part of broader efforts to address what ministers have described as a recruitment crisis inherited from the previous government.
UK warship deal sustains Scot Gov owned shipyard
"This is the UK’s defence dividend in action for Scotland" – Scottish Secretary Ian Murray welcomes new frigate contract awarded to Ferguson Marine by BAE Systems.
Ferguson Marine wins more Royal Navy frigate work
Ferguson Marine has signed a contract with BAE Systems to fabricate three major structural components for HMS Birmingham, the fourth ship in the Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigate programme.
MPs urge Arctic upgrades for future British warships
The Defence Committee has urged the Ministry of Defence to ensure the Royal Navy’s future Type 83 destroyers are hardened for Arctic operations.
MPs warn Grey Zone attacks now threaten all UK citizens
The report positions the grey zone as a defining feature of modern conflict, one that requires the full engagement of British society to confront.
Germany considering purchase of 1,000 tanks and 2,500 IFVs
Germany is considering a sweeping defence procurement plan worth up to €25 billion to acquire thousands of new armoured vehicles and battle tanks, aimed at fulfilling NATO’s force generation targets and bolstering deterrence against Russia.
American P-8s are about to get more reach and firepower
HAAWC allows the P-8A to launch Mk 54 anti-submarine torpedoes from high altitude, eliminating the need for low-level deployment manoeuvres that increase airframe stress and fuel consumption.
Britain’s new robotic mine sweepers enter service
The Royal Navy has formally accepted its first autonomous minesweeping systems into service.
British firm could manufacture new RAF jets in Scotland
AERALIS has chosen Prestwick Airport as the site for its UK final assembly line, a decision that could mark the return of full-scale aircraft manufacturing to the region.
