Photographer Masumi Wada - Delivered as UH-1F - PACAF badge

Photographer Benjamin Knowles Jr. - Delivered as UH-1F, converted to UH-1P. To MASDC as HF141 7 April 1980. - On loan to Aviation Heritage Park, Bowling Green KY, arrived 8 May 2017.

Originally a UH-1F, this Huey was converted to UH-1P gunship for the USAF's 20th Special Operations Squadron 'Green Hornets' in Vietnam. Sister ship 65-7925, which is in a museum, underwent the conversion to UH-1P in June 1969 and was shipped back to the US in November 1970. Before and after their dangerous tour of duty, these helicopters had more sedate jobs at various USAF bases. No longer toting guns and rocket pods, 65-7927 is seen over Japan where it was assigned to the 475th Air Base Wing. Photo by: Curtis Eddings / National Archives at College Park, Maryland

Built as a UH-1F, served with 14 SOW in Vietnam, converted to UH-1P in 1969. Reconfigured to resemble a UH-1F for National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright Patterson from 1980.

On display at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. Huey '492' is painted to represent a 20th Special Operations Squadron "Green Hornets" helicopter that rescued a seven-man team of Green Berets on Nov. 26, 1968 in Vietnam. The pilot, 1st Lt. J. Fleming was awarded the Medal of Honor for the mission.

Displayed in the museum at the gate of this Special Operations base.

This diorama at the NMUSAF is configured to appear as the UH-1F flown by Capt. Jim Fleming on 26th Nov. 1968, when he braved intense enemy fire to rescue a small reconnaissance team that was about to be overrun by a much larger enemy force. For his bravery, Captain Fleming was awarded the Medal of Honor.