AH-1G Cobra with Vietnam War US Helicopter Pilots

Helicopters were rightfully considered one of the symbols of the Vietnam War. They played a significant role in providing support to ground units and subunits, carrying out the tasks of delivering and supplying troops, as well as their fire cover from the air. The AH-1G combat helicopter was originally conceived as a fire support helicopter. Due to its firepower, the term air artillery, which appeared during the Vietnam War, was often applied to it.

During the years of the war in Southeast Asia, Cobras demonstrated excellent survivability and proved to be reliable and powerful means of air support for ground forces. And the Vietnam War was the impetus for the massive use of combat helicopters.

ITEM NUMBER32062SCALE1:32DATE18.10.2021TIME PERIODAfter 1950MARKINGSAH-1G 68-17074 the GLADIATOR”, Troop. 16th Cav. CanTho. January 1972-1G 68-15031 “Pandora’s Box”, 238th AWC, Vietnam, 1971-1G 68-15012 “#1 Du Me Mi”, F Troop, 4th Cav, Phu Bai, 1972MODEL SIZE (LENGTH X WIDTH)422 x 106 mmBOX SIZE410 x 260 x 100 mmNUMBER OF DETAILS241+36FIGURES AVAILABILITYYesFIGURES COUNT3