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Miller UH-460 Canary

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The HMH-460 Utility Helicopter, also known as the Canary, was a class of helicopters employed by the UNSC Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, and UNSC Search & Rescue during the twenty-sixth century. Used to fill a variety of roles in a low-cost manner, the Canary grew in popularity as supply lines disappeared and cheaper alternatives were needed during the 2530's. After the Human-Covenant War, however, more advanced and agile vehicles such as the UV-187 Raven Transport Tiltrotor and UH-174 Rapid Utility Support Helicopter, and others rendered a large percentage of Canaries obsolete, though the HMH-460 would serve through the Second Human Civil War in the hands of Army, Air Force, and Colonial Militia forces albeit in extremely limited numbers.

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HMH-460 Canary

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Heimrick Miller Model 468 "Canary" Troop-Transport/Infantry Support Helicopter

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Heimrick Miller and Co.

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Helicopter

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(Note: All weapons optional) *.30 Caliber chin-mounted guns *1 .50 Cal. chin-mounted Vulcan gun *2 .30 Cal. manned Vulcan guns *ANVIL-II Air-to-Surface Missiles

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The HMH-460 Utility Helicopter, also known as the Canary, was a class of helicopters employed by the UNSC Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, and UNSC Search & Rescue during the twenty-sixth century. Used to fill a variety of roles in a low-cost manner, the Canary grew in popularity as supply lines disappeared and cheaper alternatives were needed during the 2530's. After the Human-Covenant War, however, more advanced and agile vehicles such as the UV-187 Raven Transport Tiltrotor and UH-174 Rapid Utility Support Helicopter, and others rendered a large percentage of Canaries obsolete, though the HMH-460 would serve through the Second Human Civil War in the hands of Army, Air Force, and Colonial Militia forces albeit in extremely limited numbers.