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The '''UH-1H Iroquois''' is an [[United States|American]] utility military helicopter produced by Bell Helicopter. It is featured in numerous American-made giant monster films.
The '''UH-1 Iroquois''', nicknamed the "Huey," is an [[United States|American]] utility military helicopter produced by Bell Helicopter. It is featured in numerous American-made giant monster films.
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===[[King Kong (1976 film)|''King Kong'' (1976)]]===
===[[King Kong (1976 film)|''King Kong'' (1976)]]===
[[File:UH-1_firing_at_Kong.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A UH-1H Iroquois firing at [[King Kong]] in [[King Kong (1976 film)|''King Kong'' (1976)]]]]
[[File:UH-1_firing_at_Kong.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A UH-1 Iroquois firing at [[King Kong]] in [[King Kong (1976 film)|''King Kong'' (1976)]]]]
After [[King Kong]] scaled the [[World Trade Center]]'s South Tower and jumped across to the North Tower to escape soldiers who had pursued him with flamethrowers, a fleet of UH-1H Iroquois armed with miniguns were sent to confront him. Sensing his end was near, Kong set his captive Dwan down onto the roof and roared at the oncoming helicopters. After Kong eliminated the soldiers by throwing tanks of explosive fuel at them from the roof of the North Tower, the choppers opened fire at Kong, wounding him severely with their bullets. Kong fought back and destroyed two choppers with his fists, but the gunfire proved too much for Kong and he collapsed on the roof. Kong looked at Dwan one last time before rolling off the roof of the North Tower and plummeting to the plaza below, where his heart stopped and he was presumed dead.  
After [[King Kong]] scaled the [[World Trade Center]]'s South Tower and jumped across to the North Tower to escape soldiers who had pursued him with flamethrowers, a fleet of UH-1 Iroquois armed with miniguns were sent to confront him. Sensing his end was near, Kong set his captive Dwan down onto the roof and roared at the oncoming helicopters. After Kong eliminated the soldiers by throwing tanks of explosive fuel at them from the roof of the North Tower, the choppers opened fire at Kong, wounding him severely with their bullets. Kong fought back and destroyed two choppers with his fists, but the gunfire proved too much for Kong and he collapsed on the roof. Kong looked at Dwan one last time before rolling off the roof of the North Tower and plummeting to the plaza below, where his heart stopped and he was presumed dead.  
===''[[King Kong Lives]]''===
===''[[King Kong Lives]]''===
[[File:King_Kong_Lives-UH-1.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Two UH-1H Iroquois in ''[[King Kong Lives]]'']]
[[File:King_Kong_Lives-UH-1.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Two UH-1 Iroquois in ''[[King Kong Lives]]'']]
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In [[1998]], the [[United States|U.S.]] [[military]] dispatched a team of scientists and soldiers to Central America to investigate to a series of strange shipwreck-related incidents that had just recently occurred there. Operating in Panama and then in Jamaica, and using cars and helicopters, primarily UH-1 Iroquois, the search team followed a trail of giant footprints, their only clues relating to the incidents. Not long later, a giant lizard called [[Zilla|Godzilla]] appeared in [[New York]]. After the monster disappeared, many helicopters, among them the UH-1s, attempted to search for the monster, who had burrowed underground.
In [[1998]], the [[United States|U.S.]] [[military]] dispatched a team of scientists and soldiers to Central America to investigate to a series of strange shipwreck-related incidents that had just recently occurred there. Operating in Panama and then in Jamaica, and using cars and helicopters, primarily UH-1 Iroquois, the search team followed a trail of giant footprints, their only clues relating to the incidents. Not long later, a giant lizard called [[Zilla|Godzilla]] appeared in [[New York]]. After the monster disappeared, many helicopters, among them the UH-1s, attempted to search for the monster, who had burrowed underground.
===''[[Cloverfield (2008 film)|Cloverfield]]''===
===''[[Cloverfield (2008 film)|Cloverfield]]''===
[[File:Cloverfield-UH-1H.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A UH-1H Iroquois in ''[[Cloverfield (2008 film)|Cloverfield]]'']]
[[File:Cloverfield-UH-1H.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A UH-1 Iroquois in ''[[Cloverfield (2008 film)|Cloverfield]]'']]
After learning about the military's plans to initiate the Hammer-Down Protocol to destroy [[Clover]], Rob, Hud, Lily, and Marlena journey through the streets of [[New York]] to reach an evacuation center. After rescuing Beth along the way, they arrive to find a lone UH-1H Iroquois piloted by a single U.S.M.C. soldier, the last of the fleet deployed to assist in the evacuation. Getting aboard the helicopter, the protagonists escape New York right as a [[Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit|B-2 Spirit]] arrives to bomb Clover, who staggers for a moment and appears to suffer pain from the attack. Unfortunately, the pilot made the mistake to fly directly towards Clover, who had survived the bombing attempt. A single strike from one of the monster's colossal limbs was enough to send the helicopter into a downward spiral, and it crash landed in Central Park.
After learning about the military's plans to initiate the Hammer-Down Protocol to destroy [[Clover]], Rob, Hud, Lily, and Marlena journey through the streets of [[New York]] to reach an evacuation center. After rescuing Beth along the way, they arrive to find a lone UH-1 Iroquois piloted by a single U.S.M.C. soldier, the last of the fleet deployed to assist in the evacuation. Getting aboard the helicopter, the protagonists escape New York right as a [[Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit|B-2 Spirit]] arrives to bomb Clover, who staggers for a moment and appears to suffer pain from the attack. Unfortunately, the pilot made the mistake to fly directly towards Clover, who had survived the bombing attempt. A single strike from one of the monster's colossal limbs was enough to send the helicopter into a downward spiral, and it crash landed in Central Park.
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===[[Godzilla (2014 film)|''Godzilla'' (2014)]]===
===[[Godzilla (2014 film)|''Godzilla'' (2014)]]===
In this film, numerous UH-1Hs appear in several scenes, where they can be seen escorting the military and carrying out evacuations.  
In this film, numerous UH-1s appear in several scenes, where they can be seen escorting the military and carrying out evacuations.  
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==Weapons==
==Abilities==
*Flight at 130 mph.
*Flight at up to 139.15 miles per hour.
*Equipped with two 7.62mm M60 machine guns or two 7.62mm GAU-17/A rotary machine guns.
*Weapon systems vary depending on the situation, but can include the following:
*Can be equipped with two 7-round or 19-round 70 mm rocket pods
**Two 7.62mm General Purpose machine guns
==Trivia==
**Two 7.62mm GUA-17/A miniguns
*In the [[1976]] [[King Kong (1976 film)|remake]] of the original [[1933]] ''[[King Kong (1933 film)|King Kong]]'', a fleet of UH-1Hs confront [[King Kong]] in the climactic scene of the film, serving the same role in the film's plot as the [[Curtiss F8C-5 Helldiver]] biplanes in the original.
**Two Mark Mk 44 Torpedoes
**Two Mark Mk 46 Torpedoes
**Two MQ 44 Torpedoes
**Two AS 12 air-to-surface missiles
**Two Sea Killer air-to-surface missiles
**Two 7-tube 2.75" rocket pods
**Two 19-tube 2.75" rocket pods
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Revision as of 22:48, 7 February 2017

UH-1 Iroquois
A UH-1 Iroquois flies over Godzilla's footprints in GODZILLA (1998)
Height 5.6 meters
Length 12.8 meters
Targets King Kong
Godzilla
Piloted by Multiple

The UH-1 Iroquois, nicknamed the "Huey," is an American utility military helicopter produced by Bell Helicopter. It is featured in numerous American-made giant monster films.


History

King Kong (1976)

A UH-1 Iroquois firing at King Kong in King Kong (1976)

After King Kong scaled the World Trade Center's South Tower and jumped across to the North Tower to escape soldiers who had pursued him with flamethrowers, a fleet of UH-1 Iroquois armed with miniguns were sent to confront him. Sensing his end was near, Kong set his captive Dwan down onto the roof and roared at the oncoming helicopters. After Kong eliminated the soldiers by throwing tanks of explosive fuel at them from the roof of the North Tower, the choppers opened fire at Kong, wounding him severely with their bullets. Kong fought back and destroyed two choppers with his fists, but the gunfire proved too much for Kong and he collapsed on the roof. Kong looked at Dwan one last time before rolling off the roof of the North Tower and plummeting to the plaza below, where his heart stopped and he was presumed dead.

King Kong Lives

Two UH-1 Iroquois in King Kong Lives

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GODZILLA (1998)

In 1998, the U.S. military dispatched a team of scientists and soldiers to Central America to investigate to a series of strange shipwreck-related incidents that had just recently occurred there. Operating in Panama and then in Jamaica, and using cars and helicopters, primarily UH-1 Iroquois, the search team followed a trail of giant footprints, their only clues relating to the incidents. Not long later, a giant lizard called Godzilla appeared in New York. After the monster disappeared, many helicopters, among them the UH-1s, attempted to search for the monster, who had burrowed underground.

Cloverfield

A UH-1 Iroquois in Cloverfield

After learning about the military's plans to initiate the Hammer-Down Protocol to destroy Clover, Rob, Hud, Lily, and Marlena journey through the streets of New York to reach an evacuation center. After rescuing Beth along the way, they arrive to find a lone UH-1 Iroquois piloted by a single U.S.M.C. soldier, the last of the fleet deployed to assist in the evacuation. Getting aboard the helicopter, the protagonists escape New York right as a B-2 Spirit arrives to bomb Clover, who staggers for a moment and appears to suffer pain from the attack. Unfortunately, the pilot made the mistake to fly directly towards Clover, who had survived the bombing attempt. A single strike from one of the monster's colossal limbs was enough to send the helicopter into a downward spiral, and it crash landed in Central Park.

Godzilla (2014)

In this film, numerous UH-1s appear in several scenes, where they can be seen escorting the military and carrying out evacuations.

Abilities

  • Flight at up to 139.15 miles per hour.
  • Weapon systems vary depending on the situation, but can include the following:
    • Two 7.62mm General Purpose machine guns
    • Two 7.62mm GUA-17/A miniguns
    • Two Mark Mk 44 Torpedoes
    • Two Mark Mk 46 Torpedoes
    • Two MQ 44 Torpedoes
    • Two AS 12 air-to-surface missiles
    • Two Sea Killer air-to-surface missiles
    • Two 7-tube 2.75" rocket pods
    • Two 19-tube 2.75" rocket pods

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