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Robert Wall
October 30, 2026
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius (right) during a visit at Airbus’ facility in Manching, Germany. Credit: German Defense Ministry
Germany has committed to providing collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) air-to-ground capabilities to NATO, according to the German Defense Ministry. The alliance has set the requirement to have such capabilities available to attack well-defended targets from 2035, the ministry said, noting it also…
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