Forget the Air Force’s F-22 or F-35: The U.S. Army Almost Built a Fleet of Stealth Helicopters
Synopsis: The RAH-66 Comanche cancellation initially looked like a brutal setback for Army aviation—an expensive next-generation stealth helicopter project abruptly ended. -But in hindsight, it became a strategic reset. Money and technology tied to the Comanche effort were redirected into upgrades and future-ready capabilities, including improvements to the Apache fleet, new sensors, and early manned-unmanned […]
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The report discusses the U.S. Army's consideration of developing a fleet of stealth helicopters, contrasting it with the Air Force's F-22 and F-35 programs.
- The U.S. Army considered building a fleet of stealth helicopters.
- The report contrasts this proposal with the Air Force's F-22 and F-35.
- The information is based on secondary sources.