Attack Helicopter Prints Wall Art

Attack Helicopter Prints — 10 museum-grade prints on the theme. The Kamov Ka-52 Alligator — NATO reporting name Hokum-B — evolved from the single-seat Ka-50 Black Shark into a two-seat reconnaissance-attack platform with side-by-side crew seating and Kamov's signature coaxial counter-rotating rotor system, eliminating a conventional tail rotor. Fielded from 2011 into Russian army aviation service, it carries 9K121 Vikhr and 9M120 Ataka anti-tank missiles plus a side-mounted 2A42 30 mm cannon for day-night, all-weather close support. The Bell AH-1Z Viper completed the US Marine Corps H-1 upgrade program alongside the UH-1Y Venom, replacing legacy AH-1W Super Cobras with twin-engine four-blade gunships carrying Hellfire, Hydra rockets, and a nose-mounted M197 20mm cannon. HMLA-369 Gunfighters, activated at MCAS Camp Pendleton, is one of the West Coast Marine light attack squadrons flying composite Viper-Venom detachments on Pacific deployments — the same unit lineage that carried Super Cobra nose art into the modern MAGTF era. The Harbin Z-19 — nicknamed Black Whirlwind (霹雳火) — entered PLA Army Aviation service from 2012 as a tandem-seat scout-attack helicopter derived from the Z-9 utility lineage, itself a licence-built Eurocopter Dauphin derivative. The Z-19E export variant conducted its maiden flight in May 2017 at Harbin in Heilongjiang province, showcasing refined avionics, mast-mounted fire-control sensors, fenestron tail-rotor shrouding, and stub-wing stores including HJ-10 anti-tank guided missiles.

Updated 14 Jun 2026