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The German Naval Aviation Command is set to introduce the MQ-9B, marking the first unmanned system in its operational fleet. Capt. Broder Nielsen, the command's head, emphasized the importance of a gradual integration process, stating that personnel will work closely with the aircraft as they adapt to its capabilities. This initiative reflects Germany's commitment to enhancing its naval aviation capabilities with advanced technology. The timeline for the full operational rollout remains under development, but the focus on a step-by-step approach aims to ensure effective training and operational readiness for the crew.
BreakingDefense By Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo 3 hours ago Global Naval Warfare Boeing Europe General Atomics Aeronautical Systems GermanyExcepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident