United States Army soldiers sit in a line and drink beer from cans. Other soldiers drink and smoke as they enjoy the music being played by the an American band outside the Beach Comber club in Vung Tau in Vietnam. Some of the soldiers stand and chat outside the Beach Comber gift shop. Soldiers walk in and out of the club. Some soldiers dressed in their uniform take pictures of the band performing. (Vietnam War period).
An army instructor giving lecture to American pilot students at COBRA school in Vung Tau Vietnam. Students take down notes. Building with a board reading USARV AH-1G helicopters training team. Pilot students get into an operations building and are made to fill a form. (Vietnam War period).
An army instructor at Cobra school explains about the body and design of the helicopter Cobra also known as AH-1G, to American pilot students in Vung Tau, Vietnam. As the instructor explains the different parts of the helicopter to students as a helicopter lands at the air base. The instructor removes a part of the helicopter and shows it to the pilot students. (Vietnam War period).
Pilot students look on as United States army instructor explains the various components of AH-1G helicopters better known as Cobra. A sign of Cobra is seen on the helicopter. Instructor explains the engine of the helicopter to the students and then he talks about the portion just below the wings of the helicopter (Vietnam War period).
United States Army instructors explains certain components lying below the tail of helicopter Cobra to American pilot students. Another officer takes over from the instructor and climbs up a ladder to explain the details about the tail of AH-1G better known as Cobra. (Vietnam War period).
An army instructor gives directions to United States pilot students at AH-1G training team office in Vang Tau, Vietnam. Instructor stands behind a podium with a cobra sign and a banner reading AH-1G training team. He gives out directions to the pilot students to which they listen carefully. Students refer to papers in their hands and come out of the office after the instructor finishes the briefing session. (Vietnam War period).
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