Between 1996 and 2002 this helicopter was one of two used by the Army Aviation and Missile Research Laboratory, completing 318 flights over 387 hours before reaching the end of its testing career and project cancellation in 2004. Primary planned role for this massively expensive scheme was for the RAH-66 to designate targets for the AH-64. The other example, 95-0001, is held in store by the museum

The RAH-66 was a stealthy armed reconnaissance helicopter that was to replace the OH-6 and AH-6. Due to cost over runs and other issues the program was cancelled in February 2004. Only two examples were built, with this one being the first one. It was retired from flight testing in January 2002 and arrived at the museum in 2004. The second RAH-66 is also at this museum in storage.