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
820 Naval Air Squadron ready to join supercarrier HMS Queen Elizabeth
The Merlin helicopters of 820 Naval Air Squadron have now wrapped up an exercise in Scotland to prepare them for operating from HMS Queen Elizabeth.
F-35, F-22, Typhoon and Rafale jets meet for Exercise Atlantic Trident
The exercise is aimed at enhancing interoperability through combined coalition aerial campaigns. The exercise will also feature F-15E Strike Eagles and T-38 Talons.
BAE selected by US Army to design next-generation space and missile technologies
BAE Systems has been chosen for a position on a new eight-year, $3 billion contract to continue supporting the US Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command.
Kongsberg sign contract with Australia to integrate ‘new capability’ for the Joint Strike Missile
Kongsberg Defence Systems has entered into a contract with the Australian Department of Defence for integration of a new capability in the Joint Strike Missile.
Proposed sale price of HMS Ocean to Brazil revealed
The Brazilian Navy has reportedly sent a proposal to pay for helicopter carrier HMS Ocean in instalments.
Cost of Type 45 Destroyer fix revealed
The cost of fixing the propulsion issues on the Type 45 Destroyer fleet has been revealed.
Scotland unable to compete for Royal Navy warship orders if independent confirms Ministry of...
Recent claims from politicians that Scotland would be eligible to compete for Royal Navy warship contracts if the country left the UK have been rejected by the Ministry of Defence and Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence, Guto Bebb.
BAE awarded $112m US Army contract to sustain M88 recovery vehicles
BAE has received a contract worth up to $112 million from the US Army to perform technical support and sustainment of M88 recovery vehicles.
Babcock grows Australian footprint with jobs, new contracts
Babcock International Group today announced plans to expand its Australian and New Zealand footprint.
PM forced to charter private aircraft as Prince Charles was using ministerial transport aircraft...
Prince Charles reportedly used the aircraft to fly to Romania, where he has business interests in tourist cottages, forcing the Prime Minister to charter an...
