#bundeswehr

#bundeswehr

It is snowing, and 16-year-old Carlotta is standing on the vast military training ground in Grafenwohr watching a howitzer 2000 fire live ammunition. It is cold and very loud when the shells are fired, so Carlotta has to wear earplugs. This is not a day like any other for the young school student: While her friends are sitting in warm classrooms in Cologne, she has made her way to Bavaria by train alone.

Germany is spending billions to modernize and expand its Bundeswehr, with the Army playing a central role its chief warns it may face conflict before it's fully ready.

The Bundeswehr has control over its own data at all times and meets its requirements in terms of information and data security, Google Cloud emphasizes in the announcement.