hey guys, i was wondering is the US army used hueys in OIF,
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Posted: Sunday, July 15, 2007 - 03:04 AM UTC
Short answer, no. No UH-1Hs, or any other version Huey, are used by the US Army in combat roles.
There may have been a few Army National Guard ones zipping around in the early stages ('04). There are none left in active service and I believe all the Nat. Guard units have switched to UH-60 Blackhawks by now as well.
The USMC is still using the UH-1N Huey in Iraq and Afghanistan though.
There may have been a few Army National Guard ones zipping around in the early stages ('04). There are none left in active service and I believe all the Nat. Guard units have switched to UH-60 Blackhawks by now as well.
The USMC is still using the UH-1N Huey in Iraq and Afghanistan though.
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