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
First Hawk advanced trainers delivered to the Royal Air Force of Oman
The two Hawk Mark 166 aircraft have now arrived at Masirah Air Base in Oman.
WATCH: C-17 air launches a ballistic missile
A medium-range ballistic missile was air launched by a US Air Force C-17 over the Pacific Ocean in order to test the THAAD weapon system.
Switzerland to spend $115 million on F/A-18 upgrades
The US State Department has approved a package of upgrades for the Swiss F/A-18 fleet.
New supercarrier USS Gerald R. Ford completes first arrested landing and launch
The US Navy's newest aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford launched and recovered her first fixed-wing aircraft off the coast of Virginia.
British supercarrier HMS Queen Elizabeth ‘unwelcome in South China Sea’ say China
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang also said that the presence of HMS Queen Elizabeth would 'stir up trouble'.
Simulation shows F-35B in Shipborne Rolling Vertical Landing on HMS Queen Elizabeth
Uniquely for a vessel of this type, it will be common to see the jump-jet F-35B appear to land conventionally.
Typhoon jets to test NATO ground based air defence capability in exercise
Typhoon aircraft are taking part in an exercise to test NATO’s capability to command and control ground based systems, according to officials.
US Navy and Air Force award Lockheed Martin contract for Long Range Anti-Ship Missile...
Lockheed Martin has received an $86.5 million contract from the US Navy and Air Force for Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) production.
UK hopeful Canada will opt for Type 26 Frigate
Speculation is mounting that Canada is seriously considering the Type 26 Frigate for its 'Canadian Surface Combatant' project.
Majority of steel used in new patrol vessels from Sweden
It has emerged that the majority of steel used in the new patrol vessels being built on the Clyde is Swedish in origin.
