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Anduril’s first Ohio-built Fury fighter rolls off line 557 days after factory launch

Anduril’s first Ohio‑built Fury drone rolls off the line 557 days after its Pickaway County plant opened, marking a new U.S. defense manufacturing foothold.

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557 days after Anduril opened its new manufacturing hub in Pickaway County, the company rolled its first Fury combat drone off the production line. The event marks the first time the Fury model has been built in Ohio, turning a freshly constructed plant into an active source of advanced unmanned systems.

The Columbus Dispatch noted the rollout as a first‑of‑its‑kind production run, underscoring Anduril’s push to grow a domestic defense supply chain. Local suppliers are expected to see heightened demand as the facility scales, positioning the site as a potential hub for future Anduril platforms.

Industry observers note that the Ohio location could serve as a template for additional domestic production lines.

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The obvious questions

What is the Fury drone?

The Fury is a combat drone developed by Anduril that is now being assembled at its Ohio manufacturing facility.

How long after the factory launch did the first Fury roll off the line?

The first Fury drone rolled off the line 557 days after the Pickaway County factory launched.

Which media outlets reported the milestone?

The milestone was reported by The Columbus Dispatch, NBC4 WCMH‑TV, WSYX, Axios and Interesting Engineering.

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