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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

WATCH: Voyager tanker refuels Typhoon jets at Exercise Red Flag

Voyager is taking part while a Sentinel and Rivet Joint are gathering intelligence and other mission-critical information.

Typhoon jets fly in support of the Syrian Democratic Forces

Typhoon jets supported Syrian Democratic Forces west of Raqqa, striking an Islamic State armoured personnel carrier.

Was Trump responsible for cutting the cost of the F-35?

No, it's something that has happened frequently with the F-35 for years now and would have happened again anyway. Even in 2015, Lockheed Martin was following a 'blueprint' to drive down costs.

BAE Systems wins $51m contract to modernise the USS Roosevelt

The US Navy has awarded BAE a $51.3 million contract for the modernisation of the USS Roosevelt an Arleigh Burke class destroyer.,

Cyber security threat to UK increasing significantly

The Ministry of Defence saw spike in cyber security breaches last year, the government has confirmed.

First Sea Lords speech on the Royal Navy in 2017

First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Philip Jones, has delivered a speech about the Royal Navy in 2017 at the Founders Day dinner at the Navy Club in London.

Tornado and Typhoon jets wipe out car bombs near Mosul

A Tornado and Typhoon mission destroyed a car-bomb south-west of Mosul.

Italy joins ‘Aster 30 Block 1NT’ anti-ballistic missile project

In December, Italy officially joined the 'Aster 30 Block 1NT' programme.

BAE receive $542 million Indian contract for M777 Howitzers

BAE has received a $542 million contract to provide 145 M777 howitzers to the Indian Army through a sale between the US and Indian governments.

Royal Marines in Belize, welcome to the jungle!

Howler monkeys, tarantulas, black widow spiders and snakes. Just some of the residents who have ‘welcomed’ Royal Marines to the jungle of Belize this week.