Rheinmetall plans to establish a systems integration facility for the Boeing MQ-28 Ghost Bat collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) in Germany as part of an effort to convince Berlin to adopt the system.
The site is likely to be based in Bavaria, according to Rheinmetall, which made the announcement on August 10. The facility will enable software integration for the MQ-28.
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