UH-1H Huey

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UH-1H Huey
U.S. Army / Wikimedia CommonsPublic Domain
RotaryVietnam Era

AIRCRAFT BRIEF

The Bell UH-1 Iroquois, universally known as the 'Huey,' is the most iconic helicopter in military history. Over 16,000 were built starting in 1959, and it became the symbol of the Vietnam War, serving in medevac, troop transport, and gunship roles. The UH-1H variant featured the more powerful T53-L-13B engine, and the distinctive 'whop-whop' sound of its two-blade rotor remains instantly recognizable worldwide.

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SPECIFICATIONS

manufacturerBell Helicopter
first Flight1959
roleUtility helicopter
crew1–4 crew + 12–14 troops
engines1x Lycoming T53-L-13B (1,400 shp)
max Speed241 km/h (130 kts)
range510 km (275 nmi)
ceiling16,100 ft
weight4,309 kg (MTOW)