🔎 Defense Tech Signal — Sunday

• The State Department approved a potential $11.9B sale of Aegis Integrated Combat Systems to Germany, signaling deeper allied integration around U.S. naval battle management, sensors, and missile defense architectures.
• The U.S. Army is advancing air-launched drones to extend the reach of next-generation surveillance aircraft, shifting ISR concepts toward distributed, stand-off sensing in contested airspace.
• Rhea Space Activity raised $6M to develop GPS-independent spacecraft navigation, reinforcing momentum behind resilient PNT solutions for operations in denied or degraded space environments.

Sources:

1) Defence Blog — https://defence-blog.com/u-s-approves-11-9b-aegis-combat-system-sale-to-germany/
2) The War Zone — https://www.twz.com/air/air-launched-drones-key-to-keeping-new-army-surveillance-jets-out-of-harms-way
3) SpaceNews — https://spacenews.com/rhea-space-activity-raises-6-million-to-develop-gps-free-spacecraft-navigation/

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