US Approves Potential $11.9 Billion Sale of Naval Combat Systems to Germany
The US State Department has approved a potential $11.9 billion sale of advanced naval combat management systems to Germany. The sale aims to enhance Germany's security and interoperability with US and other NATO allied militaries.
The US State Department has approved a potential sale of advanced naval combat systems to Germany, valued at up to $11.9 billion. Germany will acquire integrated combat system equipment based on the AEGIS ballistic missile defense system for eight surface vessels. The primary contractors are Lockheed Martin Corp. and RTX Corp. The sale supports US foreign policy goals by enhancing the security of a NATO ally. The deal is subject to congressional review and further negotiations. Deliveries are expected to take several years.
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