While the AH-64 Apache serves the U.S. Army, the AH-1Z Viper is used by the Marine Corps. They are both legendary helicopters, so let's take a closer look.

The AH-1Z followed in the early 2000s. The -Z model finally ditched the “Cobra” moniker, going by the name “Viper” instead.

This video delves into the history of various variants, including the Sea Cobra (AH-1J), King Cobra, TOW Cobra (AH-1Q), and the latest model, the Viper (AH-1Z).

The AH-1Z Viper’s original design is rooted in the iconic AH-1 Cobra, which is one of the first dedicated attack helicopters that rose to prominence during the Vietnam War One of the biggest ...

USMC AH-1Z Viper Fleet Now Complete, 189 of Them Ready for War 3 Nov 2022, 06:59 UTC &middot By: Daniel Patrascu / Defense contractor Bell announced the delivery of the 189th AH-1Z Viper ...

24/7 Wall St. Insights: The AH-1Z Viper is a staple of the US Marine Corps as an attack helicopter It features a 20mm M197 three-barreled gatling gun, Hydra rockets, Hellfire missiles, and ...

In a way, Super Cobras will fly on in AH-1Z Viper guise. Not only is the “Zulu” based on the Super Cobra, a number of AH-1Ws were remanufactured into the newer model.

The Bell AH-1 SuperCobra helicopter will forever go down in history for its influence on modern attack helicopters that the U.S. military uses today.

The Czech Republic has taken delivery of its first AH-1Z Vipers as part of a partnership with the USMC H-1 Light/Attack Helicopter programme.

Aviators at Camp Pendleton have taken delivery of the last AH-1Z Viper attack helicopter produced by Bell Textron for the Marine Corps.

Bell Helicopter was awarded a $510 million contract to manufacture 29 AH-1Z Viper attack helicopters for the US Marine Corps.