The photographs document continued integration of external stores on the Fury. Anduril intends the aircraft to carry and employ several types of guided bombs, air-to-air missiles, cruise missiles and 70mm rockets.
The planned payload set also includes additional mission pods and other systems that have not been disclosed. The broad weapons mix is intended to allow the aircraft to support different missions alongside crewed platforms.
Fit for Fury.
Notional FQ-44 configurations confirm Fury’s compatibility with a range of munitions, including 500-pound class guided bombs, Small Diameter Bombs, air-launched cruise missiles, rocket pods, external targeting pods, and (many) more. Fight unfair. pic.twitter.com/wxtET00MtD
— Anduril Industries (@anduriltech) September 15, 2026
The FQ-44A is being developed for the U.S. Department of War as part of the CCA program. The U.S. Air Force plans to acquire at least 500 production aircraft to operate in mixed formations with crewed combat aircraft.
Anduril and the Department of War have already conducted weapons trials involving the Fury. Previous testing included the launch of an RTX AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile.
The program is also beginning to draw international participation. The Netherlands formally joined the CCA effort in October last year.
Dutch involvement is expected to connect the country’s defense industry with the project. That cooperation may allow Dutch companies to participate in the future co-production of series aircraft.
