This 1972 Bell UH-1H (registration G-UHIH) represents one of Europe's most recognizable Huey helicopters, having been meticulously maintained under the same ownership for 19 years. The airframe totals 6,288 hours and underwent a comprehensive rebuild in the U.S. between 2003-2005. Certified by the UK CAA under Permit-to-Fly rules for ex-military aircraft, it holds SSAC passenger flight authorization since 2019. The helicopter presents in excellent condition with its distinctive drab olive green livery replicating the 129th Assault Company, complete with non-functional M60 gun mounts.

Powered by a Lycoming T53-L-13B turbine engine, this UH-1H has been operated primarily for film/TV work, airshows, and passenger flights, with all maintenance performed regardless of cost by the same organization throughout its ownership. The military-spec configuration includes armored pilot/co-pilot seats, crew seating, headsets, and a first aid kit. Avionics feature a Bendix King Sky Map 111 VOR, PS Engineering intercom with CD player, dual Becker radios, and a transponder. Ground handling equipment includes wheels with storage frames and a folding towing arm. All airworthiness directives are current, with inspections adhering to both civil and military manual requirements.