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
Scorpion jet selected for British ASDOT bid
QinetiQ, Thales and Textron have announced they will offer the Scorpion jet for the UK's upcoming Air Support to Defence Operational Training programme.
HMS Forth revealed in Glasgow
The first of a fleet of new offshore patrol vessels, HMS Forth, has been revealed by BAE Systems and is ready to be launched in Glasgow.
WATCH: Typhoon jet fires Meteor missile for the first time
Watch the Meteor missile being successfully launched from a Eurofighter Typhoon for the first time.
French Super Étendard strike fighter retires
The Super Étendard has retired from French service. Their last operational deployment was in support of Opération Chammal against Islamic State.
Russian bombers destroy Islamic State targets in Syria
Six Tu-22M3 bombers took off from Russia and carried out air strikes on Islamic State targets in the Syrian province of Homs, the Russian Defense Ministry has revealed.
Expansion of UK facility to enable increased F-35 production
BAE have announced that work has begun on an expansion of their F-35 production facility in Samlesbury, Lancashire in order to increase production rates.
The Netherlands and Germany to test joint missile defence
In October the Netherlands and Germany will test joint operations of their Patriot missile defence systems, it has been reported.
Tornado jets destroy Islamic State tankers in Syrian oilfield
The Islamic State were observed to be attempting to extract oil from one of the eastern Syrian oilfields, Tornado aircraft soon destroyed their tankers.
MoD set up £800m fund to encourage weapons innovation
The fund dubbed 'IRIS', short for the innovation and research insights unit, is intended to put money behind risky and emerging defence technologies.
WATCH: Wildcat endures cold weather training in Norway
The new Wildcat helicopters of the Commando Helicopter Force have tested their ability to fly in the harshest climatic conditions on the planet.
