The ubiquitous Bell
UH-1 "Huey" is probably the most well-known
helicopter both
visually, following its service in Viet Nam and
appearance in news
telecasts and numerous films, and aurally,
with it's distinctive
"whump whump" sound.
The UH-1 was the winner
of a US Army contest for a utility helicopter
and first flew
in 1958. It was in continuous production for over 20
years and has been
evolved into so many variants that it has almost
run through the
alphabet. There are two main cabin configurations,
single and twin-engined
variants, and the latest variants have new
four-bladed rotors.
This CD contains three
flight manuals for US Army and US Marine
versions of UH-1 series of military helicopters.
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