Hiller UH-12B
The Hiller OH-23 Raven is a versatile military light observation helicopter that can accommodate two, three, or four people. It is derived from the Hiller Model 360, which was originally designated as the UH-12 ("UH" standing for United Helicopters). The first flight of the UH-12 took place in 1948. Initially designed as a two-seat helicopter with a piston engine, it entered service in the late 1940s and went on to become a widely-used light helicopter for both military and civilian purposes thr... The Hiller OH-23 Raven is a versatile military light observation helicopter that can accommodate two, three, or four people. It is derived from the Hiller Model 360, which was originally designated as the UH-12 ("UH" standing for United Helicopters). The first flight of the UH-12 took place in 1948. Initially designed as a two-seat helicopter with a piston engine, it entered service in the late 1940s and went on to become a widely-used light helicopter for both military and civilian purposes throughout the late 20th century. nnThe H-23 Raven served as a utility, observation, and MedEvac helicopter during the Korean War. It had various model numbers, including A through D, F, and G. The H-23A featured a sloping front windshield, while the H-23B was primarily used as a helicopter trainer. nnThe Raven served as a scout helicopter during the early stages of the Vietnam War. It was later replaced by the Hughes OH-6A Cayuse in early 1968.
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- Detailed and accurate visual model
- Detailed 4K textures
- 8 liveries
