FS2004/FS2002 Bell UH-1H Iroquois Hellinic Air Force

MODEL By Deane Baunton-Repaint Angelos Hatzikatakos. This model is a UH-1H Hellinic Air Force Huey with a working rescue hoist.Animated model with custom panel, sounds, Dynamic Virtual Cockpit and Reflective Textures. Repaint Angelos HAtzikatakos.

MODEL By Deane Baunton-Repaint Angelos Hatzikatakos. This model is a UH-1H Hellinic Air Force Huey with a working rescue hoist.Animated model with custom panel, sounds, Dynamic Virtual Cockpit and Reflective Textures. Repaint Angelos HAtzikatakos.

Images & Screenshots

The archive HAFRescueHiui.zip has 45 files and directories contained within it. View them

File Contents

This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.

Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
Bell_UH-1H_HAF_Rescue	12.15.03	0 B
Aircraft.cfg	12.14.03	3.71 kB
HAF UH-1H Rescue.air	12.12.02	8.09 kB
model	12.15.03	0 B
Model.cfg	01.13.03	38 B
RNZAF Bell Iroquois.mdl	12.01.03	584.94 kB
panel	12.15.03	0 B
Collective.bmp	06.24.02	86.79 kB
panel.cfg	11.30.03	4.11 kB
Pilot-Dash.bmp	06.16.02	769.05 kB
Thumbs.db	12.14.03	12.00 kB
sound	12.15.03	0 B
bell205.wav	05.02.01	348.45 kB
hskidl.WAV	04.18.01	29.19 kB
hskidr.WAV	04.18.01	29.19 kB
sound.cfg	01.26.03	737 B
XBELL205.WAV	01.07.98	464.22 kB
texture	12.15.03	0 B
Blades_Bot.bmp	06.09.02	341.40 kB
Blades_Top.bmp	06.09.02	341.40 kB
Dash.bmp	11.13.03	257.05 kB
DVC_panel.bmp	06.24.02	1.00 MB
Fuse01.bmp	12.14.03	4.00 MB
Fuse02.bmp	12.11.03	257.07 kB
Fuse03.bmp	12.14.03	4.00 MB
Internals.bmp	01.31.03	1.00 MB
perspex.bmp	11.23.03	21.40 kB
perspex_green.bmp	11.23.03	21.40 kB
Pilots.bmp	01.19.03	65.05 kB
Tblades.bmp	05.26.01	65.05 kB
Thumbs.db	12.14.03	51.50 kB
Model readme.doc	12.14.03	532.88 kB
Pictures	12.15.03	0 B
HAF1.jpg	12.15.03	165.38 kB
HAF2.jpg	12.15.03	105.85 kB
HAF5.jpg	12.15.03	92.02 kB
HAF7.jpg	12.15.03	128.38 kB
Panel.jpg	12.15.03	225.46 kB
Thumbs.db	12.14.03	40.00 kB
site.jpg	12.14.03	20.46 kB
UH-1 gauges.zip	11.24.03	690.67 kB
UH_1H_Hellenic Air Force.txt	12.14.03	321 B
HAFRescueHiui	12.15.03	0 B
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

Editorial

As far as helicopter designs go, the Bell UH-1 Iroquois is one of the most popular. It served as a key player within helicopter transport, medivac and various other basic requirements during various warzones and was a particularly important part of the Vietnam War.

The aircraft itself served as a key transport unit during the war, and it eventually went down in folklore as it became a key part of the Vietnam War and the photos that were returning from it regularly. It’s estimated that roughly 7,000 of the UH-1 Iroquois served in the war and therefore started to become a really significant part of that timeline.

It served until the late 80s before it was finally put out of service, although today the aircraft is still seen in various civic roles if purchased in the right markets. At the time of its creation, though, the Iroquois became massively popular for various reasons. For the manufacturers it was effective and easy to put together whilst turning out to be quite effective in terms of fuel usage etc.

Alongside this fact, it worked expertly in offering something far more effective for troops to move around in. It offered speed, agility, space and comfort when flying and could also easily be fitted with weapons when they were needed. Before long, this aircraft became one of the most effective in the era for transport and for making quick work of operations.

It was designed to carry incredible levels of firepower, with heavy automatic weapons and miniguns regularly fitted to these kinds of aircraft to provide extra fire support to the troops below. They served as a key part of the US Army for many years, acting as a vital part of their service thanks to the fact it could easily drop off platoons and move out quickly from there.

That versatility was one of the main reasons it was used for so long, too. Equally useful as troop support as it was as being a transport, it could be an easy way to transport supplies from A to B whilst knowing they were relatively safe from being damaged. Eventually they were fitted with missile and explosive firepower, which only further endeared them to the troops.

After it served in the warzones for so long, the chopper served various other nations faithfully. It acted as a useful piece of equipment for the likes of Germany, New Zealand, Australia, El Salvador, Lebanon, Israel, Rhodesia and Argentina.

This remake carries all of these hallmarks, giving you access to a “Huey” that comes with a working rescue hoist that you can put to good use. This model has been perfectly animated and carries unique sounds, virtual cockpit elements and also reflective textures to ensure that its performance can match the level of graphical detail in equal levels. Whatever it is that you want to do with the Huey, though, you’ll find this faithful to the real thing as it captures all of the most clinical additions.

Adam McEnroe

Adam McEnroe is a flight sim enthusiast who has been simming since the days of FS95. Adam writes all of the download section editorials after testing each of the files. Adam has extensive knowledge using various flight simulator packages and thoroughly tests the files before writing about them. Adam also like to fly real-world aircraft in his spare time and is training for his PPL.

Should you wish, you can contact Adam via email at adam@flyawaysimulation.com.

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