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
Russia claims new Mach 4+ MiG-41 Interceptor will be able to operate in space
Russia are claiming their new MiG-41 will be able to reach space and even potentially operate without a pilot, according to the CEO of the MiG corporation working on the project.
RAF Wing Commander Beck discusses the F-35B Lightning in interview
RAF Wing Commander Jim Beck is one of the UK’s most experienced F-35 Lightning pilots, here he talks about the future of the jet aboard HMS Queen Elizabeth.
Typhoon jets arrive in Estonia for training exercise
Typhoon Fighters from 3 (Fighter) Squadron Royal Air Force have arrived in Estonia to conduct a training exercise.
Meet the BAE Transformer, one of the many designs being studied for future aircraft
Scientists and engineers at BAE Systems have lifted the lid on some futuristic technologies that could be incorporated in military and civil aircraft of 2040 or even earlier.
UK secures dry-dock in the Middle East to support Queen Elizabeth aircraft carriers
During a two day visit to Oman, the Defence Secretary signed an agreement securing UK use of facilities at Duqm, ahead of the completion of the UK Joint Logistics Support Base at the port, giving Britain a strategically important and permanent maritime base east of Suez, but outside of the Gulf.
North Korea fires ballistic missile over Japan in most aggressive test yet
Nuclear-armed North Korea has fired a ballistic missile over Japan and into the Pacific Ocean in what is being called a major escalation.
British Typhoons hand over responsibility for NATO air policing over Romania to Canada
Typhoon aircraft departed Romania yesterday, ending the UK’s five-month leadership of NATO’s enhanced air policing mission in the country.
HMS Ocean to depart on her final ever deployment
HMS Ocean will soon embark on her final deployment before the helicopter carrier is taken out of service.
US chairman of the Joint Chiefs attends Scottish Tattoo, Faslane and HMS Prince of...
US Marine Corps General Joe Dunford used his invite to the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Scotland to visit British bases in the area and speak with UK defence officials on a wide range of defence topics.
US Joint Chief of Staffs chairman in Scotland, visiting British bases
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff arrived in Scotland to visit British bases and to attend the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo as the guest of the British Chief of Defence Staff Air Chief Marshal Stuart Peach.
