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	Bell UH-1 Huey Helicopter
		But its unofficial name, Huey, became so commonly used that the AH-1 attack version was officially named the Huey Cobra.
		With larger engines and increased capacity, the UH was developed through successive models.
		Like their Army counterparts, the Marine Hueys served all manner of combat roles, including that of armed gunships.
	www.minihelicopter.net /UH1Huey (449 words)

	UH-1B-H Huey
		With the need for the replacements for the Alouette III becoming obvious due to a expanding role for the RSAFs rotary-wing assets, 3 Bell UH-1N(Bell 212s) and 17 UH-1H Huey helicopters were ordered.
		However, the Hueys finest hour was undoubtedly what has come to be known as the "Cable Car Rescue".
		A replacement would be due soon, though any replacement would find it difficult to match the flexibility and economy of this ubiquitous helicopter.
	members.tripod.com /sgss_ncc_air/id22.html (653 words)

	UH-1 Iroquois - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bell UH-1 Iroquois, commonly (or officially in the USMC) known as the "Huey", was a multipurpose military helicopter, famous for its use in the Vietnam war.
		Hueys tasked with an attack role were outfitted with rocket launchers, grenade launchers, and/or machine guns were called "Hogs" or "Frogs".
		Hueys can be seen in every Vietnam War related movie and television show and also, in the Transformers as the Protectobot Blades.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/UH-1_Iroquois (695 words)

	US Helicopters in Vietnam : Bell UH-1 Series Utility Helicopters (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The "Huey" as it was called after it's original model designation, the HU-1, was essentially a stretched Bell (model 47) Sioux with room for seven troops or three stretchers in it's cargo compartment behind the pilot.
		Unarmed MedEvac "Hueys" were called "Dust Offs", because of the clouds of dust they kicked-up when landing, and were used for the aeromedical evacuation of casualties.
		The Huey Cobra was somewhat smaller and simpler, and after quick development got into action in Vietnam in autumn 1967, for the first time bringing heavy firepower into the USA airmobile companies.
	www.gruntonline.com /US_Forces/US_Helicopters/us_helos10.htm (1704 words)

	The Bell UH-1 Huey
		Huey gunships would in fact remain in service in Vietnam up to the end of the war, though that was mainly due to the fact that there weren't enough Cobras to replace them.
		A Huey gunship with an M-5 was called a "Frog"; one with the XM-3 was called a "Hog"; and one with both was called a "Heavy Hog".
		Some Hueys were fitted with wooden chutes outside the doors to allow flight crew to drop mortar rounds on enemy positions, with aircrew simply yanking the bottom doors of the chutes open with wires to drop the loads.
	www.vectorsite.net /avhuey.html (6057 words)

	B model Huey launching a M22 missile
		This is a 'B' model UH-1 Huey launching an AGM22 missile.
		As pointed out by an Army Aviator, this way of identifying a particular model of aircraft is not always accurate.
		The 'B' models fuel filler receptacle is located on the right side while on the 'C' or 'M' the fuel filler receptacle is located on the left side.
	www.aircav.com /huey/uhgal03/m22_01.html (93 words)

	UH-1P Huey (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The first Huey helicopter assigned to Hurlburt Field was the UH-1P, which was among the 16 types of aircraft assigned here in 1969.
		Although the Huey helicopters were reliable aircraft, military flying has always been and will always be a hazardous operation.
		By dismantling the Hueys to a certain extent, a C-5 could carry four anywhere in the world in a minimum amount of time, or a C-141B could rapidly deploy three.
	www.hurlburt.af.mil /basewide/airpark/uh1/index.shtml (1735 words)

	US Helicopter Weapons in Vietnam (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The M24A1 was a single-barrel fixed-mounted cannon used on the XM31 armament subsystem on the UH- 1B "Huey" and on the XM34 armament subsystem used on the ACH-47A armed/armored Chinook.
		It was used on the M2 armament subsystem on the OH-13 Sioux and the OH-23 Raven, and the M6 and M16 on the UH- 1B "Huey".
		The XM140 was used on the XM30 on the UH-1B "Huey", the XM52 on the AH-56A Cheyenne, and the XM120 on the AH-1G "Huey" Cobra.
	www.gruntonline.com /US_Forces/US_Helicopters/us_helos_weapons3.htm (1609 words)

	US Helicopter Weapon and Armament Sub-Systems used in Vietnam - Part 1 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Suspension lugs permitted the gun pod to be mounted on the sides of the AH-1G "Huey" Cobra or on fixed-wing aircraft.
		The UH-1B/UH-1C/UH-1M "Huey" could be armed with twin side mounting 7.62mm "miniguns" and two XM157 or two M158/M158A1 seven-tube 2.75 inch rocket launchers on the Emerson M21 armament subsystem.
		In June, 1966 Hughes Aircraft was given an initial Research and Development contract to develop a missile launcher for the wire-guided TOW missile for use on the UH-1B "Huey" to replace the M22 missile launcher.
	www.gruntonline.com /US_Forces/US_Helicopters/us_helos_weapons.htm (1730 words)

	Huey UH-1 die cast Helicopter Model Kits plastic die cast mahogany
		This limited edition 1/48 scale model of a Huey gunship of the 227th Assault Helicopter Battalion, 1st Cavalry features nose-mounted grenade launchers and a dazzling array of side-mounted armament from M-60s to rockets.
		The 227 AHB had the distinctive "Pouvoir" symbol on the noses of its Hueys, as did this one piloted by Ernie Greening.
		While often identified with Vietnam because of its extensive use there, the Huey was developed in the late 1950s and is still in service today.
	www.johnjohn.co.uk /shop/alpha/huey_uh1_iroquois.html (430 words)

	Motor Transport Corps (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Hueys were armed with weapons systems and dedicated as fire support for the CH-21 companies.
		One Huey attempted to rescue the downed crews and was also shot down, losing one crew chief in the crash.
		The Hueys were tempting targets for the enemy, so little time was spent in the LZ.
	www.transchool.eustis.army.mil /museum/VietnamAviation.htm (1843 words)

	PMA-276 \| History (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Following upon the decision to use the Huey for armed helicopter support, the conversion of a portion of the Huey fleet into gunships using.30 caliber machine guns and 2.75 inch rockets was greatly expedited.
		The Huey was used for medical evacuation escort, reconnaissance team insert/extractions, assault operations, direct fire support of engaged Marine ground units, TACA duties, and convoy escort, as well as other missions.
		From 1967 onwards the AH-1G "Huey Cobra" began replacing the UH-1B/C to become the standard helicopter gunship in Vietnam, although "Charlie" and "Mike" model Hueys continued to serve until the end of the war.
	pma276public.navair.navy.mil /pma276public/history.asp (4245 words)

	Italeri 1/72 Bell UH-1F Huey (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The UH-1F was developed from the UH-1B Huey, itself based on the Bell Model 204 which had established itself with the US Army in the early 60's.
		It was initially known to the US Army as the H-40, but changed to HU-1 when it entered service and given the name Iroquois.
		It was also the first of the long line of "Hueys", a nickname which spawned from the HU part of the HU-1 designation.
	www.fortunecity.com /meltingpot/portland/971/Reviews/choppers/uh-1f.htm (808 words)

	UH-1 Iroquois (Huey)
		Initially procured in 1959, the Huey is the senior member of the Army's helicopter fleet.
		Considered to be the most widely used helicopter in the world, the Huey is flown today by about 40 countries.
		According to a Sept. 21, 2004 Army News story, fewer than 150 Hueys were flying Armywide by the end of September 2004, including 60 that belonged to the National Guard.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/aircraft/uh-1.htm (542 words)

	Cobra Attack Helicopter
		The development of the Bell AH-1 "Huey" Cobra dates back to the 1960's when the need was recognized for a light fast armed escort helicopter designed specifically to carry weapons and be able to target them very accurately.
		The Cobra traces its lineage from the UH-1 Huey and was originally developed for the US Army in the mid-sixties.
		The decision to buy the Cobra, which was built primarily of Huey parts and thus a quick and relatively cheap development for Bell, created strong conflict within the Army between operators and material developers.
	www.diggerhistory.info /pages-air-support/vietnam/cobra.htm (1010 words)

	Motor Transport Corps
		Successfully landing the Huey 150 meters from Viet Cong lines, he carried his wounded crew chief 30 meters from the aircraft.
		Despite being wounded himself by enemy fire, he retrieved an M-60 machine gun with ammunition from his helicopter and maintained a defensive position just long enough for a rescue helicopter to land and for him to carry his critically injured crew chief to safety.
		He was a crewman and later a Tandem Rotor Helicopter mechanic on the UH-21 Shawnee helicopters that flew combat assault missions.
	www.transchool.eustis.army.mil /museum/AVIATIONDIARIES.htm (1805 words)

	US Helicopters in Vietnam : Bell UH-1 Helicopter Gun Ships (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Some early "Huey" gun ships were armed with quad M60C 7.62mm machine guns mounted on the M6 aircraft armament subsystem.
		UH-1B/UH-1C "Hueys" were used with moderate success as a gun ship with door mounting M60D 7.62 machine guns on the M23 armament subsystem.
		The M60A1 reflex sight was used for sighting guns and rockets on the UH-1B, UH-1C, and UH-1M "Huey".
	www.gruntonline.com /US_Forces/US_Helicopters/us_helos11.htm (1048 words)

	Helicopter Armament Subsystems Part I
		The XM31 was a Research and Development project for a fixed twin-mount of the M24A1 20mm cannon on the UH-1B "Huey", with 600 rounds of ammunition per gun.
		The XM51 was a Research and Development project for a flexible chin-mounting M129 40mm grenade launcher with 780 rounds of linked ammunition in a storage drum with associated ammunition chutes for use on the AH-56A Cheyenne.
		The XM94 was a Research and Development project for a door pintle mount for the M129 40mm grenade launcher, with 800 rounds of ammunition, for use on the UH-1D/UH-1H "Huey".
	vietnamresearch.com /air/helo/heloarms.html (4567 words)

	WarFactory - Mad Minutes Design Notes
		This Huey is equipped with twin 25 rocket pods and a chin mounted 40mm grenade launcher.
		It is easily recognisable because the exhaust of its powerful engine points sideways, and it also has a longer tail boom than the other short bodied Hueys.
		The UH-1H has a longer cabin, and a more powerful engine than the 1B & 1C, so was generally used for troop transportation, and could carry up to 14.
	www.warfactory.co.uk /figures/sources/vkits.html (224 words)

	Bell Huey , Huey Cobra
		The First Huey designated XH-40 flew on the 22nd October 1956 and the Us army began receiving the 6 seat Huey on the 30th June 1959 this was soon followed by the 9 seat or 3 stretcher and an attendant and crew UH-1B in early 1962.
		A trio of Bell Huey UH-1s deliver ARVN Rangers to a drop zone in the central Highlands of Vietnam during 1970.
		The ubiquitous Huey saw action in an enormous variety of roles, Vietnam being the first true helicopter war, and it will perhaps be remembered by many a grateful GI for its (and its crews) part in many hundreds of daring rescues amid the unyielding and unfamiliar terrain of south east Asia.
	www.aviationartprints.com /us_helicopters.htm (1115 words)

	Antics, Italeri 1:72 US UH-1B Huey Helicoper Kit (040)
		This helicopter, designed by Bell at the end of the fifties, is still in service to-day in its newer and later versions.
		The Huey was extensively used during the Vietnam conflict by the U.S. Forces, mainly in support and attack sorties equipped with various armament.
		Thanks to its reliability and robust construction the UH-1 was quickly aquired by the armed forces of many countries (among others Italy, Japan, Sweden, and Holland).
	www.anticsonline.co.uk /735_1_16331.html (246 words)

	The RotorHead - Bell UH-1 Huey
		But its unofficial name, Huey, became so commonly used that the AH-1 attack version was officially named the Huey Cobra.
		With larger engines and increased capacity, the UH was developed through successive models.
		Like their Army counterparts, the Marine Hueys served all manner of combat roles, including that of armed gunships.
	www.rotorhead.org /military/uh1.asp (440 words)

	TOW Chronology
		Before two of the reported T-54 tanks could cross the river and reach the cover of the thick undergrowth along Route QL-14, TOW missiles fired at a range of 2500 meters stopped the tanks “dead in their tracks.” Flames spouted 30-feet high from the burning armor because of secondary ammunition explosions.
		Tactical aircraft, the TOW-equipped HUEY helicopters, and the efforts of the frontline soldiers stemmed the enemy advance by 1000.
		Although the HUEYs encountered considerable machine gun fire, neither of the gunships was hit by enemy fire because they stayed high.
	www.redstone.army.mil /history/tow/tow_chronology.html (9575 words)

	The Bell UH-1 Huey
		Statistics showed that helicopters were by no inherently vulnerable, with a loss rate of less than one in 8,000 sorties, The high losses reflected their heavy use rather than fragility, with the heavy use leading to crew fatigue that contributed to the high accident rate.
		Bell offers a UH-1H update designated the "UH-1HP Huey II", which involves modifying the Lycoming T53-L-13 engine up to T53-L-703 standard, giving it 400 more horsepower for a total of 1,800 horsepower; a new dynamic system, derived from that of the UH-1N and the Model 212, to handle the greater horsepower; and new avionics.
		Model 214ST (Stretched Twin): Biggest member of Huey family, with larger and modernized fuselage, twin GE T700 engines (3,250 HP total).
	www.faqs.org /docs/air/avhuey.html (5974 words)

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		All eyes are on the gift as it is delicately removed from the package along with its display that has a medallion commemorating the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
		It is a Huey UH-1B like the one I used to fly in, he softly states.
		These guns are 50 cals - if you could see something you could hit it; I used to fire these.
	www.siscom.net /~kbasso/Interests/uh-1b.doc (615 words)

	History
		Most of the Huey companies would be assigned an infantry battalion or brigade that they generally supported.
		The two Huey slick platoons would be used to build the core of "A" Company, while the gunship platoon would be used to form the core of "B" Company.
		Danny Millians, who was flying cover in a Huey gunship, also landed and took some of the civilians to nearby Quang Ngai.
	www.161ahc.org /161history.htm (5122 words)

	UH-1B Huey model helicopter kit by Italeri pictures and info
		This 1/72nd scale kit of the famous Huey is moulded in olive coloured plastic.
		You get two fairly large main sprues of parts plus a single clear sprue for the windscreen, windows etc. You also get a decal sheet covering three examples of the Huey, one U.S. Vietnam helicopter, a RAAF machine and a Japanese Huey.
		Most of the transfers on this sheet look in good order except for some amongst the Japanese version which appear to lack a bit of colour registration accuracy.
	www.jetplanes.co.uk /modelaircraft/italerihueyuh1b.html (313 words)

	The Model Hangar - Pics: Corgi's Camo Huey (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This meant the tail rotor used less horsepower at high speed, leaving more for the main rotor to use for lift and thrust.
		The C-model (and the M-model, basically a C with the upgraded Lycoming T-53-L-13 engine with 200 more horsepower than the L-11) Huey was the only variant to have the asymmetrical airfoil vertical fin since it was intended as a "high-speed gunship" from the outset.
		The purplish one was awarded for being silly enough to be in the wrong place at the right time.
	www.modelhangar.com /forum/showthread.php?t=717 (783 words)

	Bell UH-1B Iroquois (Huey) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This was the first version of the Huey to fly as a gunship in Vietnam.
		The fit of parts of Italeri's short-body Huey is very good, but I would recommend painting the model before installing the windows and windscreen!
		I have weathered my Huey quite a lot to show off the fine raised panel lines and rivets!
	www.mikessite.co.uk /models/25.htm (148 words)

	The Franklin Mint Bell UH-1B Huey US Army Helicopter Iroquois Gunship Vietnam War Franklin Mint B11WW96 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Made by The Franklin Mint, this is a 1:48 scale model of the Bell UH-1B Huey Iroquois Gunship, Vietnam War helicopter.
		The first Hueys to operate in Vietnam were Medevac HU-1As that arrived in April, 1962.
		In October, the first armed Hueys, equipped with 2.75 inch rockets and.30 caliber machine guns began flying into Vietnam.
	www.trinketstotreasures.com /armour100.htm (193 words)

	Mojo Jets - UH-1B Huey
		There were a number of different models of Hueys built and used over the last four decades.
		The "B" model, which is sometimes knowns as the "Baby Huey", was one of the original versions introduced in the early 1960s, and saw extensive service in Viet Nam (if model depiction and accuracy is important to your project, please read the "Background Information" section below).
		The C Model had a number of internal differences, but it general appearance was identical to the B Model.
	www.mojojets.com /helo-UH1B.htm (539 words)

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