Agreed that, politically, Hanwha would be an excellent choice as part of bolstering relationships with allies in the region. Not to mention it'll be a great opportunity to see EOS turrets and technology deployed in the field.
However, that political choice may be more complex at the moment: AUKUS:Naval Group’s lost submarines contract can’t hurt Rheinmetall (copyright link)
So here's to hoping Redback outperforms Lynx in key metrics.
Although, not sure if I'm right, but even if Redback doesn't get picked, EOS is still on the list as a mount supplier for Lynx. So that won't be a terrible outcome either.
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