The U.S. Air Force has received its first two Collaborative Combat Aircraft at Creech Air Force Base in Nevada, marking a step toward integrating uncrewed, semi-autonomous aircraft into future combat operations.

Anduril delivered the first Collaborative Combat Aircraft, the YFQ-44A Fury, to the service's Experimental Operations Unit, with General Atomics delivering the YFQ-42A Vengeance shortly after.

The deliveries support Air Combat Command's effort to accelerate fielding for the Department of the Air Force and to refine how these aircraft will operate alongside future manned fighters.

Source: U.S. Air Force (af.mil)