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George Allison

George Allison
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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

American bombers arrive in Norway for first time

U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancer bombers recently arrived at the Norwegian Air Base in Oerland for the first time in the both Allies history. According...

British troops train in deep snow and freezing conditions

Hundreds of British soldiers have been undergoing intense training in low temperatures in Estonia, say the British Army.

BAE cite Glasgow shipbuilding as profits rise

BAE has cited its Glasgow shipbuilding programme and other large scale projects as reasons for increased sales and profits.

Disinformation in the Western Balkans

Beyond the idealistic presentation of Russia's leadership and its weapons, disinformation has some very serious and sometimes fatal consequences.

HMS Queen Elizabeth due to depart Portsmouth on Monday

Aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth is expected to depart Portsmouth on Monday for routine trials after a maintenance period alongside.

Royal Navy escorts surfaced Russian sub as it passes the UK

HMS Mersey has tracked the movements of a surfaced Russian submarine as it sailed through waters close to the UK.

Stern block of HMS Glasgow ready to be joined to aft

The stern block of HMS Glasgow was moved into place this week on the Clyde ready to be joined to her aft section.

Sentinel R1 completes final sortie before being sold

A Sentry R1 surveillance aircraft has completed the types final operational sortie before the fleet is sold off.

Royal Navy order ‘Digital Towers’ from Saab

Saab has signed a contract with the Royal Navy to provide a digital air traffic control solution at Predannack.

Texan trainer water restrictions ‘to be reviewed’

The Royal Air Force fleet of Texan T1 training aircraft currently face some restrictions on their ability to operate over water.