cobra

In 1966, the DOD contracted with Bell Helicopter, Inc. (BHI) for 1,100 AH-1G aircraft, which logged more than 1 million flight hours in Vietnam. Subsequently, the USMC desired a twin engine AH-1G; thus, the SEA COBRA (AH-1J) was developed. The United States Marine Corps (USMC) then identified a...

Armoured Internal Security Vehicle.

Armoured Personnel Carrier

Armoured Reconnaissance Vehicle [Amphibious]

Suspension structure, rapid ingress and egress capability provided by the wide doors of Cobra vehicle ensure safe transfer and easy interference of the personnel. Vehicle's monocoque body and its wide wall angles are designed to provide higher ballistic and mine protection and due to its low...

Otokar designed closed turret, enhances Cobra's effectiveness in day and night conditions during missions such as border control, road and strategic area protection and fire support to the teams in combat area.

The 360° rotating turret with twin guns has an ergonomic design and a low profile appropriate for various roles and missions. The turret provides possibility of surveillance and rapid firing against both ground and air targets from inside of the vehicle under protection.

It provides safe transport of patients and medical crew to risky areas. All necessary medical equipment for first aid is placed on the vehicle.

This vehicle is developed for target acquisition and information feed-back to higher command units under severe battlefield conditions. With its computer-controlled mission equipment, the vehicle can sustain undegraded operation under day/night and all weather conditions. The electro-optic...

Cobra Command / Control vehicle acts as a part of the command and control chain or as a command post and provides operational and regional intelligance in peacetime or engagement operations. The data collected via the vehicle's communicational subsystems are processed in a computer-aided...

The vehicle is developed to act against explosive attacks in airports. A hydraulically controlled blade, manifactured of the same armour materials as the hull and located at the front of the vehicle, can be controlled from the driver's position.

Latest television grab showing a Pakistan army cobra gunship in operations against suspected Al-Qaeda forces in the border region with Afghanistan.

A British Challenger 2 Tank advances under a passing U.S. Marine Corps Cobra gunship.

Ground staff working on two Cobras during exercises.

Ground staff preparing a couple of AH-1s for missions.