Cobra
Stephen H. Randall · 1968
Why it's great
A Cobra attack helicopter, one of the most important aircraft of the Vietnam War, is painted in dark glassy shapes by Stephen H. Randall in 1968 as part of the US Army combat art program.
🏛️ Part of history
The Vietnam War (1965–1973) — A Cobra attack helicopter, one of the most important aircraft of the Vietnam War, is painted in dark glassy shapes by Stephen H.
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Stephen H. Randall was an American artist who served as a combat artist with the US Army's Vietnam combat art team in 1968. His watercolors of helicopters, soldiers and daily life are in the US Army art collection.
