The Comanche was a twin-turbine, two-seat (tandem) armed reconnaissance helicopter with projected missions of armed reconnaissance, light attack and air combat. The Comanche featured an all-composite fuselage, fully integrated digital flight controls, and advanced navigation and weapons systems. It was designed to provide U.S. forces with accurate, timely tactical intelligence. The Comanche program built and flew two flight-test prototype aircraft in its Demonstration/Validation/Prototype phase from 1991 through 2000. First deliveries were scheduled for 2006, with full production scheduled for 2010. The Army cancelled the program in February 2004 as a part of a reorganization of Army Aviation.