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
BAE acquires firm ‘In-Space Missions’
BAE Systems has acquired In-Space Missions, a UK company that designs, builds and operates satellites and satellite systems.
Rolls-Royce all-electric aircraft takes to the skies
The 'Spirit of Innovation' took off from the Ministry of Defence's Boscombe Down site, which is managed by QinetiQ, and flew for approximately 15 minutes.
Chief of the General Staff outlines vision for British Army
General Sir Mark Carleton-Smith said that the British Army must be ready "to fight war at its most feral".
Contract awarded to design new British nuclear submarine
BAE, Rolls-Royce and Babcock will design a new class of nuclear powered attack submarines for the Royal Navy to replace the Astute class - currently referred to as SSN-Replacement (SSN-R).
Argentina to purchase JF-17 ‘Thunder’ jets from Pakistan
Argentina intends to purchase 12 JF-17A Block III fighters from Pakistan according to a draft budget presented to the nations congress.
Marshall to partner on upcoming Tempest jet
Marshall has reached an agreement with BAE Systems to partner on design, manufacture and testing work as part of ongoing technology demonstration projects relating to Tempest.
Second Protector squadron to be 13 Squadron
The second RAF Squadron to operate the new Protector RG Mk1 aircraft has been revealed as 13 Squadron.
HMS Glasgow has mast and funnel lifted into place
Type 26 Frigate HMS Glasgow recently hit two big milestones with the warships funnel and composite mast successfully lifted into place, say BAE Systems.
American C-130s land on highway during training exercise
U.S. Air Force Reserve Command crew landed a C-130J Super Hercules aircraft on a highway in Wyoming this week.
British F-35 jets to receive weapon capability enhancements
The funding allows for the SPEAR precision surface attack weapon and the Meteor beyond visual range air-to-air missile to be integrated onto British and Italian F-35 jets.
