UH-1 Iroquois

The UH-1 Iroquois, nicknamed the "Huey," is an American utility military helicopter produced by Bell Helicopter and introduced in 1959. Though retired by the U.S. military in 2016 in favour of the upgraded UH-1Y Super Huey variant, the Fuji UH-1J Iroquois variant, built under license by Fuji Heavy Industries, continues to see use with the Japanese Self-Defense Force. It has become a staple of American and Japanese giant monster films since 1976. Numerous civilian versions of the UH-1 Iroquois, such as the Bell 212 and 205, have appeared in monster films as well.

Godzilla (2014)
In this film, numerous UH-1Hs appear in several scenes, where they can be seen escorting the military and carrying out evacuations. Additional Iroquois were present on the deck of the USS Saratoga.

Kong: Skull Island
A fleet of UH-1Hs took part in the mapping expedition to Skull Island. The bombs they were dropping to map the island had woken several Skull Crawlers, attracting the ire of Kong. Kong attacked the helicopters, throwing a tree through one and grabbing and throwing the others to the ground, suffering a painful cut to his hand after he touched one of the gunships' rotor blades. One of the downed helicopters landed on a Sker Buffalo, who was later freed by Kong.