Description
US Army OH-58 Kiowa/Warrior Commemorative Coin
A lasting tribute to the scout that saw everything.
The OH-58 Kiowa served the United States Army for nearly five decades, from its introduction in 1969 through its official retirement in 2017. Originally designed as a light observation helicopter, the Kiowa evolved into the OH-58D Kiowa Warrior — an armed reconnaissance platform equipped with a distinctive mast-mounted sight that became its signature silhouette on battlefields from the Persian Gulf to Iraq and Afghanistan. Kiowa pilots were the eyes and ears of the ground force, flying low and slow in the most dangerous airspace to find the enemy and bring fires to bear. This commemorative coin honors the full legacy of the OH-58 and the scout pilots who flew it into harm’s way.
Perfect For:
OH-58 Kiowa pilots and crew chiefs, Army aviation veterans, cavalry scout community members, and collectors honoring the legacy of one of the Army’s most storied rotary-wing platforms.
For those who lived by the scout motto — find, fix, and finish.
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