UH-1C HUEY

BELL UH-1C HUEY

This helicopter while still under evaluation the Army sent it to Vietnam in 1962 where it began operations. Initially only required as a general utility, MEDEVAC, and an instrument trainer, this helicopters role also expanded to include but not limited to air assault, cargo transport, search and rescue, electronic warfare and eventually ground attack.

During the Vietnam War, the UH-1 earned several other nicknames other than "Huey" which quickly identified to troops what role the helicopter had been outfitted for. Gunship versions of the UH-1s were identified as Frogs or Hogs if they carried rockets while if they just carried guns, they were identified as Cobras. Troop transport versions were called Slicks due to weapon pods being absent on the external pylons while they did retain their door gunners. Later in the war from 1967 to 1968, the gunship Huey's were replaced by the new AH-1 attack helicopters.

CONTROL

1. rocket burst

Hold (X) start engine click X autohover Alt+w/s/a/d+mouse-control on Helicopter

FEATURES

• all doors open
• rocket spread
• autorotation occurs after the tail rotor/tail is lifted off
• the skids work like in the real one

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