STATISTICS
| Mass: 10 tons | Movement Type: Standard VTOL |
| Power Plant: TME 50 Internal Combustion | Armor Type: TME 3000 Standard |
| Comm Systems: TME AirCav | Cruising Speed: 110 kph |
| Targeting/Tracking Systems:
None |
Maximum Speed: 160 kph |
| Chassis: RevEng USA UH-1H (Bell 205) | |
| Armament: 2 TME/BTSTS-MG:3000 "Chatterbox" Machine Guns |
|
OVERVIEW
A basic infantry-carrying helicopter, the Huey fills a void in the standard armored personnel carrier ranks that has stood surprisingly vacant for a surprisingly long amount of time.
CAPABILITIES
Instead of some sort of multipurpose vehicle like the Ferret Scout VTOL, the Huey is dedicated to transporting a squad of infantry at great speed from Point A to Point B. The Huey is solely a tool of mobility, without having to worry about serving in fire support or reconnaissance roles when troopers desperately need to be ferried over impassable terrain.
DEPLOYMENT
The TME-167 Huey is a very common sight as it is the only truly inexpensive infantry carrier in existance.
VARIANTS
The TME-167-A Huey Gunship carries a short range missile four-rack on fuselage-side pylons with enough ammunition for two minutes of constant fire.
TME-167 Huey Light Infantry Helicopter |
|||
| 10 tons | VTOL (Rotor) | Cruising MP:10 (180kph) | Flank MP:15 (162kph) |
| Engine: 50 ICE | Engine Mass: 3t | Control Mass: 0.5 t | Lift Equip Mass: 1 t |
| No Power Amplifier | No Heat Sinks | Internal Structure: 1 t | No Turret |
| Armor Mass: 1.5 t | Armor Points: 24 | Crew: 4 | Rotor Arrange: Standard |
ARMOR |
EQUIPMENT |
||
| Front: | 8 |
Machine Gun w/ 100 shots | Left Side |
| Left/Right Side: | 6 / 6 |
Machine Gun w/ 100 shots | Right Side |
| Rear: | 4 |
7 Infantrymen and Equipment | Body |
| Turret: | not applicable |
||
| Rotor: | 2 |
||
DESIGNER'S NOTE: Good luck goes out to Anthony Napier, my best friend and now grunt in the Army. Armor is more his specialty, but I wish him luck all the same.