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
Typhoon supports Romanian Air Force in Black Sea policing role
A detachment of four Typhoon fighter jets from the RAF’s No 3 Squadron is currently working alongside the Romanian Air Force to police the skies over the Black Sea.
Turkish newspaper claims country could conquer Germany and France in days
Newspaper Yeni Söz, a government mouthpiece, carried the incredibly odd claim that Turkey could conquer France and Germany within days.
Date and time for the arrival of HMS Queen Elizabeth in Portsmouth revealed
While weather may change the date at short notice, HMS Queen Elizabeth will enter Portsmouth on Friday the 18th of August.
New £48m contract for workboat fleet announced
Defence Minister Harriett Baldwin has announced a £48 million contract for next-generation workboats which will support both British ships and British jobs.
Canadian firms win contracts to support UK Type 26 Frigate work
Ottawa-based engineering firm WR Davis is the first Canadian company to secure a manufacturing contract to provide key equipment to the UK’s Type 26 Frigate programme.
WATCH: HMS Queen Elizabeth sails with the USS George H.W. Bush and her escorts
HMS Queen Elizabeth is currently on contractor sea trials off the coast of Scotland where met up with a taskgroup of ships taking part in Exercise Saxon Warrior.
Royal Navy has ‘enough frigates and destroyers’ to protect HMS Queen Elizabeth
A senior Royal Navy officer has insisted that the Royal Navy has enough warships to protect HMS Queen Elizabeth.
Government urged to decide on new frigates as National Shipbuilding Strategy still in dry...
Union says its time to commit to new Type 31 frigates and support vessels as HMS Queen Elizabeth goes to sea and still no sign of National Shipbuilding Strategy
North Korea threatens strike near US territory Guam
North Korea claims it is considering strikes near US military installations in Guam.
BAE Systems unveils Multiple-object Tracking Radar for test ranges
BAE Systems has introduced iMOTR, a mobile multiple-object tracking radar to provide military test and evaluation ranges a higher degree of accuracy in tracking time, space, and position information (TSPI) for objects in flight.
