RAH-66 Comanche Country of Origin: United States Image courtesy of the National Defense University; click on image to display larger version

Specifications
Type: Reconnaissance / light attack helicopter	Manufacturer: Boeing / Sikorsky Aircraft
Armor Material: Composites, alloys	Armor Thickness: n/a
Length: 14.28 m overall	Rotor Diameter: 12.19 m
Weight: 5600 kg (max takeoff weight)	Maximum Speed: 324 kph
Powerplant: 2 x LHTEC T800-LHT-801 turboshafts	Horsepower: 2198 shp each (maximum)

Description
Size: 6	Total Actions: 2

Offense
Name	Code	Arc	S	M	L	EX	Acc	Dam	Qty	ROF	Special	Ammo
XM301 3-bbl 20mm autocannon	LAAC	F	2	4	8	16	0	x8	1	+6	-	320
AGM-114 Hellfire	HATM	FF	5	10	20	40	+1	x30	1	0	Guided, Ind Fire	4
FIM-92 Stinger	See New Weapons	FF	5	10	20	40	+1	x7	1	0	Guided, Missile	4
Total of 4 external hardpoints on optional stub wings (use per rules in Technical Manual Second Edition, p. 149 and Banzaidyne New Perks and Flaws)

Defense
Primary Movement Mode: Flight 0/9/11 (330 kph)	Secondary Movement Mode: Ground 0/0 (0 kph, wheeled landing gear)
Maneuver: +2	Armor: 9 / 18 / 27

Miscellaneous
Sensors: +2 / 3 km ground, 30 km air	Communications: +1 / 20 km ground, 200 km air
Crew: 2 (Pilot, Weapons System Officer)	Deployment Range: 450 km
Perks: Autopilot (AUX), Backup Communications, ECM (IR jammers, Rating 2, AUX), NOE Flyer, Reinforced Crew Compartment, Shielded Weapons, Stealth (Rating 1), Target Designator (base range: 5 hexes, AUX)	Flaws: Cannot Glide, Maximum Ceiling (6000 m)
Defects: None	Lemon Dice: 4

Notes

The RAH-66 Comanche was intended as a stealthy scout and light attack helicopter, to replace the OH-58 Kiowa series in U.S. Army service. The unexpected success of unmanned aerial vehicles in combat in the "War on Terror," as well as substantial delays and cost overruns, led to the project's cancellation in February of 2004. The autocannon has a maximum capacity of 500 rounds, but 320 rounds was the "operational" load for this aircraft. The Comanche's weapons bay was designed to carry various combinations of Hellfire and Stinger missiles, depending on its mission. Stub wings were also available to further increase the number of missiles carried, though other weapons may also be mounted. The stats above represent a mixed multimission load; other loads are represented below: Antitank: LAAC and 6 Hellfires in internal bay Antiaircraft: LAAC and 12 Stingers in internal bay External Antitank: Additional 6 Hellfires on stub wings External Antiaircraft: Additional 8 Stingers on stub wings