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
Iraq requests support from the US for naval vessels and a ship repair facility
The US State Department has approved provision of technical support for U. origin Navy vessels and a ship repair facility for Iraq.
3 PWRR on Exercise Northern Strike in the US
Soldiers from 3rd Battalion The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment (3 PWRR) are taking part in Exercise Northern Strike.
WATCH: F-18 jets buzz HMS Queen Elizabeth on trials
F-18 Super Hornets from the USS George H.W. Bush have performed a flypast of HMS Queen Elizabeth.
F-22 Raptors take out aerial targets in missile tests
The F-22 has completed operational tests of air-to-air missiles against an aerial target at the Utah Test and Training Range as part of a major capability upgrade.
HMS Queen Elizabeth could arrive in Portsmouth ‘as early as next Thursday’, Defence Secretary...
Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon has announced that HMS Queen Elizabeth is set to enter her new home in Portsmouth in around two weeks time.
VH-92A US Presidential helicopter achieves first flight
Lockheed Martin has announced the first flight of a VH-92A configured test aircraft in support of the US Marine Corps VH-92A Presidential Helicopter Replacement Program.
Qatar purchases warships from Italy in $5.9 billion deal
Qatar has announced a $5.9 billion deal for seven warships from Italy.
ACA detail how HMS Queen Elizabeth converts seawater to fresh water
The Aircraft Carrier Alliance have published insight into how HMS Queen Elizabeth turns seawater into fresh water.
Baldwin: Typhoon ‘world’s most powerful and reliable swing-role combat aircraft’
Defence Minister Harriett Baldwin praised the Typhoon during the recent Royal International Air Tatoo at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire.
China, Russia complete first phase of joint naval exercises in the Baltic Sea
Chinese and Russian navies completed exercises in what they call the first stage of their ongoing joint exercise code-named 'Joint Sea 2017'.
