Photograph of a TiltRotor aircraft, BA609 : N609TR in flight.

Promotional video demonstrating how law enforcement agencies have employed Bell helicopters. The video features the U.S. Park Police, the Virginia State Police, the Virginia Beach Police Department, the Fort Worth Police Department, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, the Delaware State Police, and the Kentucky State Police. Models featured in the video include the 412, 206L LongRanger, 206B-3 JetRanger III, and the 222.

Video about the use of the Bell 412 for airborne EMS featuring hospital officials from across the United States discussing the capabilities and value of the 412. The video was produced for the Association of Air Medical Services, a trade association representing air medical programs and personnel.

Video shows several weapons tests of the OH-58D, including the M296 machine gun, Hydra-70 rocket pods, AGM-114 Hellfire missiles, and air-to-air Stinger missiles. The video ends with a segment from NBC Nightly News on the use of the then-secret OH-58D. The previously top-secret OH-58D operated out of a converted oil exploration barge nicknamed "Fort Apache," to protect shipping lanes during the Iran-Iraq War.

Footage of an AH-1W SuperCobra weapons test. The film covers test flights 266A and 266B and features tests of the TOW missile launcher and the AIM-9 Sidewinder missile. No sound.

Footage of the OH-58D Kiowa Warrior at Fort Hood, showcasing its flight and observation capabilities.

Booklet: B8208.1 A Gunship Derivative of the Marine Vertical Assault Tilrtrotor (V/HMX).

Photograph of two individuals working at computers known as the Avionics Hot Bench (AHB), which provides the ability to maintain the new avionics of the helicopter by enabling testing and troubleshooting. The bottom left of the photograph has the test Bell Helicopter TEXTRON 027277.

Booklet: B8106.3A 409 Advanced Attack Helicopter.

Footage of an AH-1W SuperCobra weapons test. The film covers test flights 278B, 281A, and 281B and features the tests of the LAU-10 and LAU-61 launchers and the CBU-55 cluster bomb. No sound.

Slow-motion aerial photography footage. It is not clear what aircraft the camera is mounted on.

Technical drawing from Bell Helicopter of a BAT, 3-View of BAT.

Video footage from Bell Aircraft Corporation on various drills and test flights.

Slow-motion footage of an AH-1W SuperCobra test firing the LAU-10 rocket launcher. The film covers test flights 282, 283, and 284. No sound.

Illustrated image of Marine V-22 Osprey - Artist Concept.

Technical drawing of a Huey-Cobra structure. 209.030.002, by artist Archer J. J.

Footage of an AH-1 Cobra jettisoning its rocket pods during testing at Fort Hood. No sound.

Footage from a body-mounted camera showing the AH-1 Cobra firing rockets and its main gun pod. No sound. At the beginning of the film, six uniformed men can be seen standing with the helicopter on the ground.

Film about the XM-3 rocket launcher sub-system for the UH-1B.

Video footage of Bell Helicopters' XH-40 flight demonstration for the U. S. Army. The XH-40 is a six-place, turboshaft-powered light helicopter, designed with the primary mission of battlefield medical evacuation. Operated by one or two pilots, it could carry four passengers. Bell Aircraft Corporation Chief Pilot Floyd W. Carlson and Chief Experimental Test Pilot Elton J. Smith made the first flight of the Bell Model 204 (designated XH-40-BF serial number 55-4459 by the United States Army) at Bell’s helicopter factory in Hurst, Texas.

Booklet: B700.1 409 Advanced Attack Helicopter.

Film clips of test flights and product tests for the XH-40 helicopter with a XT53 turbine engine. Narration provides technical details about the tests performed and the features of the XH-40.

Footage of a Bell 47G lifting a large coil of plastic tubing.

Video footage produced by Bell Aircraft Corporation's contract with the U. S. Navy to produce Bell Helicopters' first tandem-motor craft.