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 ...

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

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

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.

March 22 (Reuters) - The United States has offered to sell Slovakia 12 new Bell AH-1Z Viper helicopters at a two-thirds discount after Bratislava sent its retired MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine ...

(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 ...