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	~~{{America}}~~
	[[File:Huey (Army).jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Hey there slick.]]		[[File:Huey (Army).jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Hey there slick.]]
	[[File:Huey (marine).jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|OO-RAH!]]		[[File:Huey (marine).jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|OO-RAH!]]

2607:FB90:522A:4399:8CF9:DECA:D467:A4D at 14:36, 25 July 2022

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			{{America}}
	[[File:Huey (Army).jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Hey there slick.]]		[[File:Huey (Army).jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Hey there slick.]]
	[[File:Huey (marine).jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|OO-RAH!]]		[[File:Huey (marine).jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|OO-RAH!]]

1d4chan>The Buzzer at 01:13, 11 December 2021

2021-12-11T01:13:15Z

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	The Army version is used in the UH-1 HUEY INFANTRY COMBAT TEAM list, which is meant to represent units of the 82nd Airborne Division, All Americans (meanwhile in the real world it was the 101st Airborne Division that used helicopters while the 82nd stuck with traditional parachuting out of planes but whatever...). The iconic whirlybirds are taken as part of a Huey Rifle Platoon, which starts off with 2 Hueys, 1 M47 Dragon Team, and 5 M249 SAW/M72 Law teams for 6 points. For an additional 2 points (For a total of 8) you get an extra Huey and a pair of SAW/LAW teams. In addition to the standard unit increases, you can also add an additional M47 Dragon team for a point, and up to 2 M60 GPMG teams for a point each, and finally you can add an extra Huey (for a total of 4) absolutely free!		The Army version is used in the UH-1 HUEY INFANTRY COMBAT TEAM list, which is meant to represent units of the 82nd Airborne Division, All Americans (meanwhile in the real world it was the 101st Airborne Division that used helicopters while the 82nd stuck with traditional parachuting out of planes but whatever...). The iconic whirlybirds are taken as part of a Huey Rifle Platoon, which starts off with 2 Hueys, 1 M47 Dragon Team, and 5 M249 SAW/M72 Law teams for 6 points. For an additional 2 points (For a total of 8) you get an extra Huey and a pair of SAW/LAW teams. In addition to the standard unit increases, you can also add an additional M47 Dragon team for a point, and up to 2 M60 GPMG teams for a point each, and finally you can add an extra Huey (for a total of 4) absolutely free!

	The Marine version is a UH-1N twin ~~varrient~~ utilized by the Marine Rifle Platoon. Instead of riding into battle in their [[AAVP7]]s you can replace the Amtracks with up to four Hueys for no cost, sacrificing the firepower of 2 AAV7s for additional mobility and the chance to lead your targets less.		The Marine version is a UH-1N twin variant utilized by the Marine Rifle Platoon. Instead of riding into battle in their [[AAVP7]]s you can replace the Amtracks with up to four Hueys for no cost, sacrificing the firepower of 2 AAV7s for additional mobility and the chance to lead your targets less.

	Both Versions of the Huey carry a pair of door M60s, which have the special rule ''Door Guns''. This means that they can only fire the turn the Huey has landed. This is meant to represent the door gunners providing suppressing fire as the troopers jump out. This reinforces the role of the Huey as a transport, not a gunship, don't go hunting with these things [[bullshit\|(because you literally cannot unless your skids are on the ground)]].		Both Versions of the Huey carry a pair of door M60s, which have the special rule ''Door Guns''. This means that they can only fire the turn the Huey has landed. This is meant to represent the door gunners providing suppressing fire as the troopers jump out. This reinforces the role of the Huey as a transport, not a gunship, don't go hunting with these things [[bullshit\|(because you literally cannot unless your skids are on the ground)]].

1d4chan>Piroko: /* In Team Yankee */

2021-04-26T18:54:47Z

In Team Yankee

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	The Marine version is a UH-1N twin varrient utilized by the Marine Rifle Platoon. Instead of riding into battle in their [[AAVP7]]s you can replace the Amtracks with up to four Hueys for no cost, sacrificing the firepower of 2 AAV7s for additional mobility and the chance to lead your targets less.		The Marine version is a UH-1N twin varrient utilized by the Marine Rifle Platoon. Instead of riding into battle in their [[AAVP7]]s you can replace the Amtracks with up to four Hueys for no cost, sacrificing the firepower of 2 AAV7s for additional mobility and the chance to lead your targets less.

	Both Versions of the Huey carry a pair of door M60s, which have the special rule ''Door Guns''. This means that they can only fire the turn the Huey has landed. This is meant to represent the door gunners providing suppressing fire as the troopers jump out. This reinforces the role of the Huey as a transport, not a gunship, don't go hunting with these things (because you literally cannot unless your skids are on the ground).		Both Versions of the Huey carry a pair of door M60s, which have the special rule ''Door Guns''. This means that they can only fire the turn the Huey has landed. This is meant to represent the door gunners providing suppressing fire as the troopers jump out. This reinforces the role of the Huey as a transport, not a gunship, don't go hunting with these things [[bullshit\|(because you literally cannot unless your skids are on the ground)]].

	==IRL==		==IRL==

1d4chan>Halofunboy: /* In Team Yankee */

2021-04-26T18:53:12Z

In Team Yankee

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	The Marine version is a UH-1N twin varrient utilized by the Marine Rifle Platoon. Instead of riding into battle in their [[AAVP7]]s you can replace the Amtracks with up to four Hueys for no cost, sacrificing the firepower of 2 AAV7s for additional mobility and the chance to lead your targets less.		The Marine version is a UH-1N twin varrient utilized by the Marine Rifle Platoon. Instead of riding into battle in their [[AAVP7]]s you can replace the Amtracks with up to four Hueys for no cost, sacrificing the firepower of 2 AAV7s for additional mobility and the chance to lead your targets less.

	Both Versions of the Huey carry a pair of door M60s, which have the special rule ''Door Guns''. This means that they can only fire the turn the Huey has landed. This is meant to represent the door gunners providing suppressing fire as the troopers jump out. This reinforces the role of the Huey as a transport, not a gunship, don't go hunting with these things (~~until they have dropped off their cargo~~).		Both Versions of the Huey carry a pair of door M60s, which have the special rule ''Door Guns''. This means that they can only fire the turn the Huey has landed. This is meant to represent the door gunners providing suppressing fire as the troopers jump out. This reinforces the role of the Huey as a transport, not a gunship, don't go hunting with these things (because you literally cannot unless your skids are on the ground).

	==IRL==		==IRL==

2601:4C1:C400:4050:61AC:8C83:557E:EE68: /* IRL */

2021-01-08T21:05:47Z

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	==IRL==		==IRL==
	[[File:Huey IRL.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|...Oh I Don't Give a Damn, Next Stop is Vietnam...]]		[[File:Huey IRL.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|...Oh I Don't Give a Damn, Next Stop is Vietnam...]]
	As you could probably guess from all the references on this page, the [[wikipedia: Bell UH-1 Iroquois\|Bell UH-1 Iroquois]] was ''the'' iconic vehicle of the Vietnam War. It played a vital role in transporting American troops through the thick and otherwise impassable jungles of Vietnam, showing the world what air cavalry could do for a modern army. Despite its age it is still being used by the US Marines Corps (albeit a heavily modified twin-engine variant, the [[wikipedia:Bell UH-1Y Venom\|UH-1Y]]), though the army uses the more modern [[wikipedia:Sikorsky UH-60\|UH-60 Blackhawk]], which like many things: was introduced in 1979 and so can appear in Team Yankee. Bell essentially never stopped making the Huey for civilian use; the latest commercial model is the Bell 412.		As you could probably guess from all the references on this page, the [[wikipedia: Bell UH-1 Iroquois\|Bell UH-1 Iroquois]] was ''the'' iconic vehicle of the Vietnam War. It played a vital role in transporting American troops through the thick and otherwise impassable jungles of Vietnam, showing the world what air cavalry could do for a modern army. Despite its age it is still being used by the US Marines Corps (albeit a heavily modified twin-engine variant, the [[wikipedia:Bell UH-1Y Venom\|UH-1Y]]), though the army uses the more modern [[wikipedia:Sikorsky UH-60\|UH-60 Blackhawk]], which like many things: was introduced in 1979 and so can appear in Team Yankee. Bell essentially never stopped making the Huey for civilian use; the latest commercial model is the Bell 412. [[Derp\| A new Blackhawk also costs less than a new Huey Venom per unit. Despite being an older design than the UH-60. Because the Pentagon loves finding ways to waste taxpayer dollars.]]



	{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}

	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

1d4chan>Piroko: /* IRL */

2020-11-27T00:12:25Z

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	==IRL==		==IRL==
	[[File:Huey IRL.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|...Oh I Don't Give a Damn, Next Stop is Vietnam...]]		[[File:Huey IRL.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|...Oh I Don't Give a Damn, Next Stop is Vietnam...]]
	As you could probably guess from all the references on this page, the [[wikipedia: Bell UH-1 Iroquois\|Bell UH-1 Iroquois]] was ''the'' iconic vehicle of the Vietnam War. It played a vital role in transporting American troops through the thick and otherwise impassable jungles of Vietnam, showing the world what air cavalry could do for a modern army. Despite its age it is still being used by the US Marines Corps (albeit a heavily modified twin-engine variant, the [[wikipedia:Bell UH-1Y Venom\|UH-1Y]]~~; Bell Helicopter essentially never stopped building new civilian Hueys and has continued to improve the design~~), though the army uses the more modern [[wikipedia:Sikorsky UH-60\|UH-60 Blackhawk]], which like many things: was introduced in 1979 and so can appear in Team Yankee.		As you could probably guess from all the references on this page, the [[wikipedia: Bell UH-1 Iroquois\|Bell UH-1 Iroquois]] was ''the'' iconic vehicle of the Vietnam War. It played a vital role in transporting American troops through the thick and otherwise impassable jungles of Vietnam, showing the world what air cavalry could do for a modern army. Despite its age it is still being used by the US Marines Corps (albeit a heavily modified twin-engine variant, the [[wikipedia:Bell UH-1Y Venom\|UH-1Y]]), though the army uses the more modern [[wikipedia:Sikorsky UH-60\|UH-60 Blackhawk]], which like many things: was introduced in 1979 and so can appear in Team Yankee. Bell essentially never stopped making the Huey for civilian use; the latest commercial model is the Bell 412.

	{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}

	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

2603:6011:3B04:4A00:1B8:F606:DBD0:1633: /* In Team Yankee */

2020-11-26T22:14:54Z

In Team Yankee

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	The Army version is used in the UH-1 HUEY INFANTRY COMBAT TEAM list, which is meant to represent units of the 82nd Airborne Division, All Americans (meanwhile in the real world it was the 101st Airborne Division that used helicopters while the 82nd stuck with traditional parachuting out of planes but whatever...). The iconic whirlybirds are taken as part of a Huey Rifle Platoon, which starts off with 2 Hueys, 1 M47 Dragon Team, and 5 M249 SAW/M72 Law teams for 6 points. For an additional 2 points (For a total of 8) you get an extra Huey and a pair of SAW/LAW teams. In addition to the standard unit increases, you can also add an additional M47 Dragon team for a point, and up to 2 M60 GPMG teams for a point each, and finally you can add an extra Huey (for a total of 4) absolutely free!		The Army version is used in the UH-1 HUEY INFANTRY COMBAT TEAM list, which is meant to represent units of the 82nd Airborne Division, All Americans (meanwhile in the real world it was the 101st Airborne Division that used helicopters while the 82nd stuck with traditional parachuting out of planes but whatever...). The iconic whirlybirds are taken as part of a Huey Rifle Platoon, which starts off with 2 Hueys, 1 M47 Dragon Team, and 5 M249 SAW/M72 Law teams for 6 points. For an additional 2 points (For a total of 8) you get an extra Huey and a pair of SAW/LAW teams. In addition to the standard unit increases, you can also add an additional M47 Dragon team for a point, and up to 2 M60 GPMG teams for a point each, and finally you can add an extra Huey (for a total of 4) absolutely free!

	The Marine version is utilized by the Marine Rifle Platoon. Instead of riding into battle in their [[AAVP7]]s you can replace the Amtracks with up to four Hueys for no cost, sacrificing the firepower of 2 AAV7s for additional mobility and the chance to lead your targets less.		The Marine version is a UH-1N twin varrient utilized by the Marine Rifle Platoon. Instead of riding into battle in their [[AAVP7]]s you can replace the Amtracks with up to four Hueys for no cost, sacrificing the firepower of 2 AAV7s for additional mobility and the chance to lead your targets less.

	Both Versions of the Huey carry a pair of door M60s, which have the special rule ''Door Guns''. This means that they can only fire the turn the Huey has landed. This is meant to represent the door gunners providing suppressing fire as the troopers jump out. This reinforces the role of the Huey as a transport, not a gunship, don't go hunting with these things (until they have dropped off their cargo).		Both Versions of the Huey carry a pair of door M60s, which have the special rule ''Door Guns''. This means that they can only fire the turn the Huey has landed. This is meant to represent the door gunners providing suppressing fire as the troopers jump out. This reinforces the role of the Huey as a transport, not a gunship, don't go hunting with these things (until they have dropped off their cargo).