The Huey was the most common helicopter used in the Vietnam War. It was a versatile aircraft that could be used for a variety of missions, including troop transport, cargo transport, medical evacuation, and gunship support. The Huey was powered by a single turboshaft engine and could carry up to 14 troops or 6,000 pounds of cargo.
Chinook CH-47 Chinook
The Chinook was a heavy-lift helicopter that was used to transport troops, cargo, and artillery. It was also used for medical evacuation and search and rescue missions. The Chinook was powered by two turboshaft engines and could carry up to 33 troops or 24,000 pounds of cargo.
Cobra AH-1 Cobra
The Cobra was a dedicated attack helicopter that was used to provide close air support for ground troops. It was armed with a variety of weapons, including rockets, missiles, and a 20mm cannon. The Cobra was powered by a single turboshaft engine and could reach speeds of up to 200 miles per hour.
Sea Knight CH-46 Sea Knight
The Sea Knight was a medium-lift helicopter that was used by the Navy and Marine Corps. It was used to transport troops, cargo, and medical supplies. The Sea Knight was powered by two turboshaft engines and could carry up to 17 troops or 4,000 pounds of cargo.
Slick UH-1B/C/D/H
The Slick was a variant of the Huey that was unarmed and used for troop transport and cargo hauling. It was powered by a single turboshaft engine and could carry up to 14 troops or 6,000 pounds of cargo.
Medevac UH-1H
The Medevac was a variant of the Huey that was used for medical evacuation. It was equipped with a litter system that could hold up to six patients. The Medevac was powered by a single turboshaft engine and could carry up to 14 troops or 6,000 pounds of cargo.
Cobra TOW AH-1G Cobra TOW
The Cobra TOW was a variant of the Cobra that was armed with TOW anti-tank missiles. It was used to provide close air support for ground troops and to destroy enemy armor. The Cobra TOW was powered by a single turboshaft engine and could reach speeds of up to 200 miles per hour.