The long pole seen protruding from the front of a military helicopter is an aerial refueling probe, allowing helicopters to ...

Helicopters have been used throughout the each U.S. military branch for decades, fulfilling a number of roles. The Marines ...

perhaps no two aircraft are as iconic as the United States AH-64 Apache and AH-1Z Viper. Both helicopters have been critical components of American military air dominance and are examples of ...

The AH-1Z Viper is the evolution of attack helicopter power—faster, smarter, and deadlier. Equipped with advanced targeting systems, upgraded armor, and serious firepower, this supercharged ...

The last helicopter — an AH-1Z Viper — was flown to the base Nov. 4 from Amarillo, Texas, by Col. Nathan Marvel, the commanding officer of Marine Aircraft Group 39. Marvel, like most Marines ...

Bell Textron TXT delivered the 189th and last AH-1Z Viper to the Marine Corps on Tuesday, completing the Program of Record for the latest version of the storied H-1 platform. But if it’s not sel ...

We excluded trainer aircraft. One staple of the Marine Corps is the AH-1Z Viper. It is a twin-engine attack helicopter that was introduced to service somewhat recently in 2010. These helicopters ...

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

Vadym Ivchenko, a member of Ukraine’s parliamentary Committee on National Security said Ukraine needs the AH-1Z helicopters in the provinces of Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and for the operation in the ...

The Bell AH-1Z, developed for the United States Marine Corps, is built with virtually identical front and rear glass cockpits, fully integrated weapons, avionics and communications systems.

(Bahrain News Agency) Bahrain's new AH-1Z attack helicopters were formally inducted into service during a ceremony attended by King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa on 5 February, the 56th anniversary of ...

The last helicopter — an AH-1Z Viper — was flown from Amarillo, Texas, to the base by Col. Nathan Marvel, the commanding officer of Marine Aircraft Group 39 on Nov. 4. Marvel, like most ...