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
American nuclear submarine arrives in Scotland for visit
The U.S. Navy say that this port visit gives the USS Albany and her crew the opportunity to enjoy the history and culture of Scotland.
UK expands Airbus H145 helicopter fleet
The new Airbus H145 helicopters are expected to assume their operational roles in Brunei and Cyprus by 2026.
Britain’s ‘most lethal tank’ rolls off the production line
With advanced armour and devastating firepower, the Challenger 3 will be the most lethal and survivable tank ever operated by the British Army.
Argentina has purchased 24 F-16 fighter jets
Argentina has officially signed for 24 ex-Danish F-16A/B aircraft in addition to Sidewinder and AMRAAM missiles.
AUKUS alliance plans expansion, according to UK
Australia, the UK and US are considering the potential for involving Japan in some elements of the alliance.
Percentage of women in RFA reaches double digits
In 2010, the number of women was recorded at 121, constituting 5.2% of the total personnel. By 2024, these numbers have increased to 175 women, now making up 10.5% of the force.
UK pulled jets from Romania to intercept Iranian drones
The RAF's involvement in operations in the Middle East further stretches its resources, which are already committed to various international hotspots.
UK affirms support to Black Sea security
The conference aims to enhance the collaboration between the Black Sea states and partners in response to Putin’s aggression and illegal invasion of Ukraine.
Royal Navy frigates getting sonar upgrade
The system, which is likely to be trialled later in 2024, automatically determines the optimum deployment depth of an active sonar projector and receiving array, depending on its underwater environment.
UK funding boost for international space projects
Vertical Future is developing a robotic ‘space farm’ facility to grow plants in space, and Rolls-Royce is working with US company BWXT on space nuclear power.