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Mullen Skeeter Eagle
Mullen Skeeter Eagle
Vehicle in Just Cause 2
Type Civilian helicopter
Weapons None
Rarity Less common
List of owners Panau Military
Civilians
Reapers
Ular Boys
Roaches
The following statistics are from the official strategy guide.
Top Speed 35
Acceleration 45
Armour 35
Handling 40



The Mullen Skeeter Eagle is a helicopter in Just Cause 2.

Appearance[]

The Mullen Skeeter Eagle is essentially a Mullen Skeeter Hawk with jet engines on the side; it shares the same body and tail as the Hawk. It also shares its body with the UH-10 Chippewa.

The extra wings and side engines are a feature that were in reality first used in 1962 on the experimental Lockheed XH-51, which had then excellent performance.

It is made by the fictional Mullen Company.

It spawns in light green, red, orange, purple and greyish white, like many sports cars in the game.

Performance[]

The Eagle is slower than most helicopters, but handles just as well as others. It isn't very strong and won't take any impact.

Because the wings and the engines make the helicopter wider and heavier, this helicopter should not be used in narrow or tight spaces, such as between buildings, or under certain bridges, where its cousin, the Mullen Skeeter Hawk, with its lack of wings, fares better. Because of its mediocre durability, a single crash in these situations may destroy it or completely dent it.

This helicopter is actually slower than the Mullen Skeeter Hawk, even though it has jet engines. This could be an oversight by the game developers.

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Trivia[]

  • The experimental Lockheed XH-51 was a successful design with good performance. It had a then very unusual rotor design, which required wings for stability at high speed. The helicopter design was considered great and much faster than usual helicopters, but it was also so much more expensive that nearly nobody was interested in ordering helicopters with this configuration from Lockheed. It ended up developed into the Lockheed AH-56 Cheyenne prototype attack helicopter, which despite excellence, was cancelled due to military politics.

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