Air Force CCA Aircraft Move Into Early Production
Anduril's Fury drone has entered production in Ohio while General Atomics begins manufacturing the competing FQ-42A as part of the Air Force's CCA (Collaborative Combat Aircraft) program.
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Anduril's Fury drone has entered production in Ohio while General Atomics begins manufacturing the competing FQ-42A as part of the Air Force's CCA (Collaborative Combat Aircraft) program.
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