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George Allison

George Allison
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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

BAE developed Bluetooth-enabled bridging systems

BAE Systems engineers have developed Bluetooth-enabled sensors to detect health of military bridging systems.

‘Big decks and fast jets are back’, says Defence Secretary on board HMS Queen...

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has visited HMS Queen Elizabeth, the largest and most powerful ship built for the Royal Navy.

US Naval Academy graduates first cyber operations Midshipmen

The first 27 of the US Naval Academy’s cyber operations majors graduate this week.

F-35 surpasses 100,000 flight hours

The F-35 fleet recently exceeded 100,000 flight hours.

United States and European partners host F-35 integration forum

The US Air Force in Europe this week brought together about 50 senior officials and planners from eight nations, all with a stake in the F-35.

WATCH: HMS Queen Elizabeth heads to sea

HMS Queen Elizabeth departed from the Cromarty Firth today to continue sea trials.

What exactly is HMS Queen Elizabeth doing on sea trials?

Trials are simultaneously underway for both HMS Queen Elizabeth and F-35B Lightning before they come together in 2018 but just what do sea trials involve?

American supercarrier USS Harry S. Truman sails for sea trials

Supercarrier USS Harry S. Truman has departed for sea trials.

HMS Queen Elizabeth exceeds stated maximum speed on trials

According to BAE, HMS Queen Elizabeth has a maximum speed of 25 knots but typically in projects like this these maximums are understated.

WATCH: US Air Force, BAE and Australia conduct hypersonic missile test

An experimental hypersonic missile, the Hypersonic International Flight Research Experimentation Program 4, blasted off at over a mile-per-second through the Australian skies earlier this...