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Bell AH-1W SuperCobra
Sometimes known as the ‘Whiskey Cobra', the aircraft was designed as an attack helicopter to be operated by two crew. The first production aircraft was delivered in March 1986, 32 months after the award of the development contract. The aircraft could carry the following armaments,
The aircraft aircraft was capable of the following roles,
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Bell AH-1W SuperCobra
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Bell AH-1W SuperCobra
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Forum Proceedings related to the Bell AH-1W SuperCobra
AH-1W MSC/NASTRAN Finite Element Analysis Correlation
Michael Seifert, Bell Helicopter Textron, Inc.
Blast Fragmentation Tolerant Canopy for an AH-1W Cobra
Schadler, Jeremy; Squires, Mark
Correlation Between Stress Pattern Analysis by Thermal Emission (SPATE) Test and Finite-Element Modeling (FEM) for the AH-1W Tailboom
R. D. Hilton and L. A. King, Bell Helicopter Textron, Inc.
Evolution of the Venom Variant of the AH-1W Supercockpit
C.D. Holley, Bell Helicopter Textron, Inc.; M.L. Busbridge, GEC-Marconi Avionics Ltd.
Expanding USMC Roles for the AH-1W SuperCobra
Col. T. Crews, USMC and K.A. Stanzione, Praxis Technologies Corp.
Future Military Operations for the AH-1W: A Desert Storm Perspective
Colonel Curtis T. Crews, USMC, NAVAIR; Kaydon A. Stanzione, Praxis Technologies Corporation; David J. Simkins, IBM Federal System Company
This paper was not submitted in time to be included in the printed Proceedings.
The Four-Bladed Main Rotor System For The AH-1W Helicopter
J.H. Harse, Bell Helicopter Textron
Vertiflite, November/December 1986
Vertiflite, November/December 1987
Vertiflite, November/December 1989
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