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Our Battlefield 2 Vehicles section consists of Battlefield 2 Aircraft (Jets, Bombers, Helicopters), Battlefield 2 Anti-Aircraft Vehicles, Battlefield 2 Tanks (M1A2 Abrams, T-90), Battlefield 2 Armoured Personnel Carrier, Battlefield 2 FAV and Battlefield 2 Watercraft Vehicles. Take control of the battle over land, sea, and air, including tanks, helicopters, hovercraft, fast attack vehicles, and fighter jets.Battlefield 2 was Released the 21st June 2005.
Battlefield 2 AH-1z Super Cobra
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Battlefield 2 AH-1z Super Cobra: The AH-1 Super Cobra’s lineage traces back to the mid-1960s when it was developed for the US Army for use in Vietnam. This attack helicopter has since been updated and modified in accordance with the US Marine Corps’ need for a frontline fire support helicopter.
With its ability for low altitude and high speed flight, the Super Cobra is tasked with clearing landing zones of enemy troops and armor as well as providing cover for the Marines’ advance. The Super Cobra can accomplish these missions day or night during any type of weather. Its armaments include a 20mm nose gun, TOW and Hellfire missiles, and electronic countermeasures to protect against attack from surface-to-air missiles.
The Marine Corps contracted with Bell Helicopter Textron in 1983 for a “navalized” attack helicopter. The first Super Cobra was delivered in 1985. The Super Cobra saw combat in both Operation Desert Storm in 1991 and Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003. Marine Corps Super Cobras were credited with destroying over 100 Iraqi tanks, APCs, and other assorted vehicles during Operation Desert Storm.
Battlefield 2 AH-1z Super Cobra: The AH-1 Super Cobra’s lineage traces back to the mid-1960s when it was developed for the US Army for use in Vietnam. This attack helicopter has since been updated and modified in accordance with the US Marine Corps’ need for a frontline fire support helicopter.
With its ability for low altitude and high speed flight, the Super Cobra is tasked with clearing landing zones of enemy troops and armor as well as providing cover for the Marines’ advance. The Super Cobra can accomplish these missions day or night during any type of weather. Its armaments include a 20mm nose gun, TOW and Hellfire missiles, and electronic countermeasures to protect against attack from surface-to-air missiles.
The Marine Corps contracted with Bell Helicopter Textron in 1983 for a “navalized” attack helicopter. The first Super Cobra was delivered in 1985. The Super Cobra saw combat in both Operation Desert Storm in 1991 and Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003. Marine Corps Super Cobras were credited with destroying over 100 Iraqi tanks, APCs, and other assorted vehicles during Operation Desert Storm.
