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
MBDA conducts successful test of Teseo missile
The collaboration with the Italian Navy on the AESA seeker also opens avenues for Italy’s involvement in the Future Cruise/Anti-Ship Weapon programme alongside the UK and France.
Germany, France seek UK part in increasing European security
France and Germany announced plans to engage with the UK, as well as Poland and Italy, in discussions next week to further European defence and security.
Germany to reintroduce national service
Germany is advancing plans to reintroduce national service as part of a broader initiative to enhance both national and NATO defence capabilities to deter Russia.
Prototype constructed for new Anglo-French cruise missile
The project, led by France and the UK, is developing an ultra-low-observable subsonic missile and a supersonic, highly manoeuvrable missile.
Watch as America test launches unarmed nuclear missile
Watch an operational test of a intercontinental ballistic missile.
Some British uniforms and protective gear sourced from China
UK Government departments have procured uniforms, protective gear, and other essential items from Chinese suppliers.
MoD outlines effort to inform veterans on Camp Lejeune water
The Ministry of Defence has outlined its recent efforts to inform veterans potentially affected by contaminated water at Camp Lejeune, a U.S. Marine Corps base.
Royal Navy crewing concerns ‘a top priority’ says Minister
Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard MP has stressed that tackling recruitment and retention in the Royal Navy is a top priority, with new measures in place to streamline recruitment and boost outreach.
Babcock, Veolia in first dismantling of UK nuclear submarine
Swiftsure is expected to be fully dismantled by 2026, paving the way for the eventual recycling of the entire decommissioned UK submarine fleet.
INTERPOL operation rescues 3,200 Human trafficking victims
Operation Liberterra II led by @INTERPOL_HQ and supported by @NCA_UK in the UK, has rescued 3,200 trafficking victims, identified 17,800 irregular migrants, and resulted in over 2,500 arrests globally, including nine in the UK.
