Bell UH-1 Cobra helicopters I have photographed in California, Washington, Hawaii, South Carolina, Oregon, Alabama, Mississippi and Texas.
AH-1G Cobra 66-15246
Fort Novosel 2024
AH-1S 66-15298
Pearl Harbor 2025
AH-1F Cobra 67-15508
Udvar-Hazy VA 2026
AH-1G 67-15574
Palm Springs 2018
AH-1S 67-15607
Camp Shelby, Mississippi 2024
AH-1F Cobra 67-15614
Yanks Air Museum, Chino 2018
AH-1S Cobra 67-15796
Fort DeRussy, Hawaii 2025
AH-1F 68-17063
Veterans Museum, Chehalis 2021
AH-1S Cobra 68-17109
Fort Novosel 2024
AH-1F Cobra 69-16416
March AFB 2018
AH-1F 69-16434
Evergreen Museum 2018
Bell AH-1F Cobra 70-15993 #20937
Russel Museum Zion IL 2025
AH-1F Cobra 76-22600
Fort Novosel 2024
TAH-1P 77-22741 “Voodoo Venom”
Olympic Flight Museum 2018
Boeing Field / Seafair 2011
Olympic Flight Museum 2019
Olympia 2022
Olympic Flight Museum 2023
Olympia, Wash. 2025
AH-1F 79-23203
Fort Worth Aviation Museum 2024
AH-1F 82-24076
Fort Worth Aviation Museum 2024
AH-1J Sea Cobra 159210
Patriots Point 2013
AH-1J 159220
Fort Worth Aviation Museum 2024
Tail of AH-1T 160810
This Cobra was shot down during Operation Urgent Fury by heavy anti-aircraft fire while providing close air support over a fortified Cuban position near Fort Frederick on 25 Oct 1983.
Marine Corps Museum; Quantico VA 2026
AH-1W “Whiskey” Super Cobra 160820
This cobra logged more than 10,000 flight hours, serving in major conflicts including Somalia, Iraq, and Afghanistan. While deployed in Afghanistan in 2012, Marines from HMLA-169 painted the aircraft with a distinctive FDNY tribute motif. Subsequent squadrons (including HMLA-167) maintained the tribute as the aircraft was passed along, making it a celebrated icon within the Cobra community.
Marine Corps Museum; Quantico VA 2026
AH-1W 162558
Castle AFB, Atwater CA 2024
AH-1W Super Cobra 164578
Naval Aviation Museum, NAS Pensacola 2024
AH-1 Cobra
Fort Lewis 2014
AH-1J SeaCobra
Possibly flyable before being converted to a training rig. Given the number 070280 at the time of restoration