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
MOD addresses questions on Submarine Dismantling Project
The Ministry of Defence has responded to questions on the Submarine Dismantling Project’s economic and job impact in Scotland.
New British E-7 early warning aircraft gets first paint job
The Royal Air Force has officially revealed its first Wedgetail Airborne Early Warning and Control aircraft, marked with the new RAF livery.
British carrier jets bomb Cape Wrath in Scotland
Commandos have guided F-35 jets launched from HMS Prince of Wales on bombing runs of Cape Wrath in Scotland.
Russia lacks capacity for major offensives
Russia continues to make small but steady tactical advances, but they lack the necessary munitions and manoeuvre units for a major offensive.
UK government to boost housing for veterans
The UK government has committed nearly £3.7 million in capital housing grants to assist 14 organisations in developing and refurbishing homes for veterans.
Russian forces suffer record casualty rates in slow gains
While Russia continues to make small gains, a senior NATO official suggested that these advances are unlikely to lead to a decisive breakthrough in the near future
NATO stresses importance of space in warfare
As NATO continues to adapt to evolving security challenges, the alliance is placing increasing emphasis on the domains of space and cyber warfare.
Alliance forces shift from expeditionary ops to defence
NATO is making a significant strategic shift from expeditionary operations to a focus on collective defence, as the alliance continues to adapt to emerging threats in Europe.
International community to combat impunity for war crimes
Ambassador Van Schaack noted during a press briefing that efforts to hold Russia accountable will likely span generations, with justice initiatives continuing well into the future.
Britain to develop new long-range missile capabilities
The UK has announced a key role in developing long-range missile capabilities alongside European allies.
