No American attack helicopter has dual wheels. Our attack helicopters are the AH-1 SuperCobra used by the Marines which still uses skids instead of wheels. There may still be some Cobras in the Army but I think they're being phased out. The Army's main attach helicopter is the AH-64 Apache. They still have some OH-6 Loach helicopters but they use skids.

As for other American military helicopters, only a few heavy lifters like the Chinook has dual wheels. These include the CH-46 Sea Knight and the CH-53 Sea Stallion.

A Mi-24 Hind has dual wheels for the nose gear. They shot down a bunch of those. When I first saw the video, I though they were attempting to pass off some old Soviet wreckage until I saw the placards. The Ka-50 Hokum (very fast attack helicopter set up for air-to-air missions) also has dual nose wheels and the Mi-8 & Mi-17 transport helicopters. No doubt there are some others with dual wheels but not very many.