First Ohio-built Fury rolls out of Anduril's Arsenal-1 factory

Anduril Industries/YFQ-44A Fury

The first YFQ-44A Fury built at Anduril's Arsenal-1 factory in Pickaway County, Ohio, rolled off the line, about 18 months after the plant was announced in January 2025. Fury is Anduril's uncrewed, semi-autonomous jet for the U.S. Air Force's Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) program, drones meant to fly alongside crewed fighters.

• Arsenal-1 is a $1 billion, 5 million sq ft plant near Rickenbacker airport, sized for about 150 aircraft a year and 4,000 jobs.
• The Air Force's first CCA increment aims at 100–150 aircraft; the long-term goal is about 1,000.
• Anduril and General Atomics (YFQ-42A) are the two competitors in the first increment.
• Two weeks earlier the Air Force ran the first live-fire CCA test, launching an inert AIM-120 missile.
• Anduril had not said how many Furies it will build or how fast.