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{{rpl|AH-1 Cobra}}

HB created entries for both [[AH-1]] and [[AH-1 Cobra]]. The definitions are almost the same, the stub-like pages were almost th

{{r|AH-1 Cobra}}

...ight tactical transport [[helicopter]] and [[armed helicopter]], with an [[AH-1 Cobra]] [[attack helicopter]] derivative

...[armed helicopter]] variants soon appeared, and eventually the dedicated [[AH-1 Cobra]] [[attack helicopter]] derivative.

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The [[AH-1 Cobra]], complementing [[UH-1]] [[armed helicopter]]s was apt to have a chin turr ...the wings. This is a similar technique that was used in Vietnam when an [[AH-1 Cobra]] would use the ammunition storage doors the side of the fuselage as seats

The AH-1 Cobra, however, was the first U.S. attack helicopter. Both the US Army and US Marine Corps also investigated using the AH-1 Cobra as a bomber. The Army tested a dispenser system that could be used to drop

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...Osprey]] [[VTOL]] tilt-rotor aircraft, as well [[CH-46]], [[CH-53]] and [[AH-1 Cobra]] helicopters. Since their primary emphasis is on helicopters, they do not

...ugh the Marines did dedicate a close-support helicopter in the form of the AH-1 Cobra and AH-1 Super Cobra. Soviet helicopters, however, retained troop transport