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 70 aircraft to engage in large scale ‘battle’ over North Sea
Exercise Crimson Warrior will see over 70 aircraft conducting high intensity tactical training over the North Sea and North East of England.
BAE offer ARCHER wheeled howitzer for US Army’s 155 mm gun requirement
BAE Systems has proposed its ARCHER howitzer in response to the U.S. Army’s request for proposals for a 155 mm wheeled gun system.
British Carrier Strike Group to deploy to Pacific next year
Next year, HMS Queen Elizabeth will deploy to the Pacific with two frigates, two destroyers, a nuclear submarine and support vessels.
Harrier 809 by Rowland White – A review
Harrier 809 by Rowland White tells the story of how the public perception of the Harrier went from a novelty to an iconic symbol of British combat aviation.
Latest UK tech revealed for Tempest combat aircraft
British engineers have revealed some of the latest concepts under development for the Royal Air Force's next generation combat aircraft.
UK in ‘race with adversaries for technological advantage’
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has unveiled a new Science and Technology Strategy for the UK.
UK and allies condemn Russia for cyber attacks against Olympic and Paralympic Games
The National Cyber Security Centre say that Russia has been warned by UK and its allies against further destructive cyber attacks.
Submariner sent home to Faslane from US after being found ‘unfit for duty’
A Royal Navy submariner has been sent back to Faslane after he arrived 'intoxicated' at nuclear submarine HMS Vigilant while it was docked at the US Navy’s Kings Bay base in Georgia.
A guide to the Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers
The origins of the Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers lie in the 1998 Defence Review.
Tempest jet could ‘generate billions for the UK economy’ say builders
The Tempest programme "will contribute at least £25.3bn to the UK economy in the first 30 years alone", according to report created by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
