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
Over 1,600 sailors, Royal Marines ‘stand ready’ on Christmas
First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Ben Key expressed his gratitude for the work of the Royal Navy personnel, noting, "Your resilience and professionalism have allowed us to deliver on another demanding year".
RAF reflects on key achievements of 2024
"The RAF has continued to deliver with distinction this year, and we look forward to maintaining this momentum into 2025 and beyond", said Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton.
Image shows first hull in new Glasgow frigate factory
Imagery shows the first section of a ship, the third of eight Type 26 Frigates HMS Belfast, in the new Janet Harvey Hall at the BAE Systems Maritime shipyard in Govan, Glasgow, for the first time.
Russia’s Next Moves – Missile threats and cyber escalation
During a Defence Committee session, Fred Thomas MP asked what actions Russia might take next to pressure the West into reducing support for Ukraine.
New Glasgow shipbuilding hall receives first ship block
The BAE Systems yard in Glasgow has reached a new milestone with its new 'frigate factory'—officially named the Janet Harvey Hall—now hosting its first ship block, belonging to HMS Belfast.
American warship shoots down own fighter jet over Red Sea
Two U.S. Navy pilots ejected safely after their F/A-18 Super Hornet was accidentally shot down by an American warship whilst flying over the Red Sea.
Classified fighter jet specs leaked on War Thunder – again
EXCLUSIVE - Classified military documents have been leaked on the War Thunder forums—again. This time, the Eurofighter Typhoon’s radar system is at the centre of the unauthorised disclosure.
NATO and Russian forces investigate North Pole build-up
Satellite imagery and intercepted communications indicate a massive logistical build-up, described by one analyst as "a supply chain operation of global proportions".
MOD plans Capita replacement amid recruitment failures
The MOD acknowledged the shortcomings of the Capita contract, which manages Army recruitment and detailed plans to replace it with a new Armed Forces recruitment programme.
Everybody expects the Spanish acquisition of shipyard
Spanish firm Navantia is set to acquire Harland & Wolff, the British shipbuilding company, in a deal that could safeguard over 1,000 jobs and integrate four sites into Navantia's operations.
