Comanche (RAH-66 Comanche)

The RAH-66 Comanche was a stealthy, advanced attack helicopter developed for the U.S. Army to conduct reconnaissance and combat missions. Designed with a sleek, low-profile shape to reduce visibility, it featured sophisticated sensors, night-vision, and weapon systems for precise strikes. The helicopter aimed to combine agility, survivability, and technological innovation to outperform traditional attack helicopters. However, due to high costs, technical challenges, and shifting military priorities, the project was canceled in 2004 before the Comanche was widely deployed. Despite its cancellation, it represented a significant effort in military aircraft design and technology.