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
British warships to get £250m upgrades
This deal represents the largest-ever contract for naval communications capability provision for British warships.
NATO and U.S. urge allies to increase defence spending
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth spoke this morning of the urgent need for increased defence spending and industrial production.
Largest Middle East maritime exercise unites over 35 nations
The Middle East's largest maritime exercise, International Maritime Exercise (IMX) 2025, officially commenced on February 10th in Bahrain and Jordan.
UK sends 500,000 rounds of ammunition to Ukraine
The UK’s contribution forms part of a new £150 million military aid package, which also includes drones, tanks and air defence systems.
UK tests national security emergency in nationwide exercise
More than 120 members of the armed forces, police, and government participated in a national exercise to simulate the UK’s response to a large-scale security emergency.
NATO military chief in Ukraine, reaffirms long-term support
"You are fighting not only for your nation. You are fighting for your identity. NATO stands with you."
British surveillance aircraft and jets keep an eye on Russia
A Royal Air Force RC-135 surveillance aircraft, escorted by two Typhoon fighter jets, deployed today over the Black Sea to monitor Russian forces in occupied Ukraine.
British maritime patrol aircraft scouring Baltic Sea
A Royal Air Force P-8 Poseidon is currently on operations over the Baltic Sea as part of the NATO-led Baltic Sentry mission to monitor undersea infrastructure and keep an eye on Russia's 'shadow fleet'.
Type 26 Frigates face delays but ‘remain on track’
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the Type 26 frigate programme is experiencing delays and cost overruns but insists the project remains on...
UK eyes maritime role for new Protector drones
The advanced unmanned air system, designed to enhance the UK's surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities, is also being considered for a maritime role in the Northern Atlantic and Arctic regions.
