Germany’s rushing to modernize its air force with next-gen combat drones, aiming for a reusable, jet-powered fleet by 2029—before NATO’s 2035 deadline. But internal divisions are brewing: should they jump on the Australian MQ-28 Ghost Bat for speed, even with local assembly, or wait for homegrown European designs through a competitive process? The latter risks delaying deployment but could yield better, more sovereign solutions. With the 2029 target now in doubt, Germany’s defense ministry faces a high-stakes choice between foreign tech and national ambition.
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