AH-1G

These photos were taken by Randy Smith

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These photos were taken at the US Army Aviation Museum at Fort Rucker Alabama in October of 2000.

All photos are of AH-1G aircraft.  Notice that the aircraft on display outside (photos 1-13) has the tailrotor on the starboard side.  The early AH-1Gs had the tailrotors on the port side and were subsequently modified.  The AH-1G in photos 14-22 is the second AH-1G built and is a good example of early AH-1Gs - note tailrotor is on the port side.

The AH-1G last two photos (23 and 24) show a later (post Vietnam?) with a more mods (wire cutters and search light on the port skid).

The 24 photos directly below were taken by Randy Smith

If you feel there is a need for descriptions for this walk around, then feel free to type them up and quote the photo numbers above and forward the descriptions to Steve Bamford, so they can be put up into this walkaround.  We could really use our viewers help with this.  An expert on this aircraft could write much better descriptions than we could.