AH-1 Cobra

The Bell AH-1 Cobra is the first real attack helicopter. It shares many components with the UH-1 (Huey) leading to the nickname Huey Cobra.

[edit] Army AH-1 Cobra

Prototype in flight	A US Army AH-1G Cobra in Viet Nam	AH-1Q Cobra in Fort Hood, Texas	Two AH-1Q Cobras facing each other
Two AH-1Q Cobras in 1977	AH-1S and OH-58A in Hawaii	Three AH-1E Cobras in Puerto Rico	AH-1E in Honduras
AH-1F in Egypt	AH-1F Cobra on display outside of West Grand High School in Kremmling, Colorado	Bell AH-1F Cobra on the ILA 2006 in Berlin, Germany	AH-1 Cobra at Kecskemét open day, 2007
Head on with the AH-1F Cobra	3-view drawing	JASDF AH-1S

An AH-1T Sea Cobra aboard the USS IWO JIMA (LPH 2) during Exercise BRIGHT STAR '85

U.S. Forest Service Model 209 Cobra at Fox Field, Lancaster, California

AH-1W Super Cobra	A Cobra in the desert	Cobra from the front	Another front view
A Cobra being refueled during Operation Iraqi Freedom	Cobra at a refueling station during Operation Iraqi Freedom	Cobra landind on the USS Kearsarge	Underside of a Cobra in flight
Cobra and pilot	A Cobra being rearmed	A Cobra in flight	Live fire exercise
A USMC AH-1W fires 2.75-inch Folding Fin Aerial Rockets	Two Cobras preparing to take off during training	A Cobra undergoing maintenance	Cobra being loaded onto a C-5 Galaxy
AH-1 over Pontchartrain	Training mission, Mojave California