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+ | | front_image = Cargobob-GTAV-front.png |
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| − | | caption = A Cargobob in [[Grand Theft Auto |
+ | | caption = A '''Cargobob''' in ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]''. |
| price = $2,200,000 <small>([[Grand Theft Auto V|Story Mode]])</small><br><small>([[Warstock Cache & Carry|warstock-cache-and-carry.com]])</small> |
| price = $2,200,000 <small>([[Grand Theft Auto V|Story Mode]])</small><br><small>([[Warstock Cache & Carry|warstock-cache-and-carry.com]])</small> |
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| − | | aka = Flying big rig <small>(by [[Trevor Philips|Trevor]])</small> |
+ | | aka = Flying big rig <small>(by [[Trevor Philips|Trevor]])</small><br> |
| + | <code>cargobob2</code> <small>(Jetsam; Internal name)</small><br> |
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| + | <code>cargobob3</code> <small>(TPE; Internal name)</small><br> |
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| + | <code>cargobob4</code> <small>(Closed doors; Internal name)</small> |
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| vehicle_class = Helicopters |
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| vehicle_type = Military/Civilian aircraft |
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| appearances = ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]''<br>''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]''<br>''[[Grand Theft Auto Online]]'' |
| appearances = ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]''<br>''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]''<br>''[[Grand Theft Auto Online]]'' |
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| ⚫ | | manufacturer = [[Western Company]] <small>([[HD Universe]])</small>}}{{Disambiglink|This article is about the helicopter, for the mission in [[Grand Theft Auto V]], see [[Cargobob (mission)]].}}{{Quote|It's the flying bus you always dreamed of! The Cargobob is a twin-engine, tandem-rotor tactical transport helicopter that you'll recognize from the melodramatic airlift scene of every war film ever made. Maximum airspeed of 200 mph with a normal cruise speed of 150 mph, depending on how many pounds of cocaine or prisoners of war you have in the back. |[[Warstock Cache & Carry]] description}}The '''Cargobob''' is a military and civilian cargo helicopter present in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]''. It is manufactured by [[Western Company]] in GTA V. |
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| − | | manufacturer = [[Western Company]] <small>([[HD Universe]])</small>}} |
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| − | {{Disambiglink|This article is about the helicopter, for the mission in [[Grand Theft Auto V]], see [[Cargobob (mission)]].}} |
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| ⚫ | {{Quote|It's the flying bus you always dreamed of! The Cargobob is a twin-engine, tandem-rotor tactical transport helicopter that you'll recognize from the melodramatic airlift scene of every war film ever made. Maximum airspeed of 200 mph with a normal cruise speed of 150 mph, depending on how many pounds of cocaine or prisoners of war you have in the back. |[[Warstock Cache & Carry]] description}}The '''Cargobob''' is a military and civilian cargo helicopter present in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]''. It is manufactured by [[Western Company]] in GTA V. |
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+ | ===''Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas''=== |
The Cargobob is among the largest and heaviest helicopters in the game (on par with the [[Leviathan]]). Its fuselage is most reminiscent of a [[wp:Boeing CH-47 Chinook|CH-47 Chinook]] (bulging fuel tanks, engine, cockpit/nose design, rear loading ramp); however, it has been given a different configuration resembling the smaller [[wp:Sikorsky S-92|Sikorsky S-92]]. It also features a [[wp:Fenestron|Fenestron-style]] tail rotor. It will always spawn with a desert camouflaged livery; coincidentally, it spawns only in the [[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]] area. |
The Cargobob is among the largest and heaviest helicopters in the game (on par with the [[Leviathan]]). Its fuselage is most reminiscent of a [[wp:Boeing CH-47 Chinook|CH-47 Chinook]] (bulging fuel tanks, engine, cockpit/nose design, rear loading ramp); however, it has been given a different configuration resembling the smaller [[wp:Sikorsky S-92|Sikorsky S-92]]. It also features a [[wp:Fenestron|Fenestron-style]] tail rotor. It will always spawn with a desert camouflaged livery; coincidentally, it spawns only in the [[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]] area. |
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| ⚫ | The Cargobob returns in ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]'', being a mix of the [[wp:Boeing Vertol CH-46 Sea Knight|Boeing Vertol CH-46 Sea Knight]] with its tail boom and twin rotor layout, [[wp:Sikorsky MH-53|Sikorsky MH-53 Pave Low]] and [[wp:Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion|Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion]] with its nose and twin side mounted fuel tanks. Contrary to popular belief, it does not resemble a [[wp:Boeing CH-47 Chinook|CH-47 Chinook]], but in fact most resembles the CH-46 Sea Knight which, like the Chinook, has a twin rotor layout, but it is much shorter and has a three wheel undercarriage, as featured on the Cargobob. |
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| + | In ''GTA V'', it is operated by the [[Military|United States Marine Corps]] and [[Jetsam]], and depending of the version, it appears in the usual desert camo or in a white/red color. |
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| + | ===Current Design Gallery=== |
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| + | {{Vehicle Design Gallery |
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| + | ===Version History Gallery=== |
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| + | ==Performance== |
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| + | ===''Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas''=== |
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Although the Cargobob features an open rear loading compartment, it cannot carry other vehicles, as the ramp from the back cannot be operated. It is very slow due to its weight. As it is very heavy, it is difficult to adjust altitude, turn, or conduct other evasive maneuvers; it also lacks any form of defense. It is, however, very strong — it can take over 12 missiles before catching on fire. Having only two doors, it is only capable of seating two. The Cargobob is then a poor choice as a helicopter. |
Although the Cargobob features an open rear loading compartment, it cannot carry other vehicles, as the ramp from the back cannot be operated. It is very slow due to its weight. As it is very heavy, it is difficult to adjust altitude, turn, or conduct other evasive maneuvers; it also lacks any form of defense. It is, however, very strong — it can take over 12 missiles before catching on fire. Having only two doors, it is only capable of seating two. The Cargobob is then a poor choice as a helicopter. |
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| + | ===''Grand Theft Auto V''=== |
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| ⚫ | Pressing right on the D-Pad or E on a keyboard deploys a grappling hook, which allows for it to carry vehicles (it can also carry some objects, such as certain shipping containers). When the grappling hook hovers over the car or another vehicle, it will automatically attach. The helicopter's maneuverability is affected by the vehicle that you try to attach (a car could be easy, but a truck could be heavier to take off) and the winch can snap off if it is severely damaged. Note that the hook cannot be retracted and thus will be deployed permanently unless it snaps off or you reload the Cargobob model through the use of the helipad. To do this, select any helicopter by pressing right on the D-Pad then get any helicopter except for the Cargobob, then switch back to it and its model will have reloaded. |
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| + | It can be landed on the water. However, it will sink if left while floating or if landed rapidly in water. It also has a fully-textured cargo bay. |
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| ⚫ | The Cargobob returns in ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]'', being a mix of the [[wp:Sikorsky MH-53|Sikorsky MH-53 Pave Low]] and [[wp:Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion|Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion]] with its nose and twin side mounted fuel tanks |
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| + | ==Variants== |
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| ⚫ | Pressing right on the D-Pad deploys a grappling hook, which allows for it to carry vehicles (it can also carry some objects, such as certain shipping containers). When the grappling hook hovers over the car or another vehicle, it will automatically attach. The helicopter's maneuverability is affected by the vehicle that you try to attach (a car could be easy, but a truck could be heavier to take off) and the winch can snap off if it is severely damaged. Note that the hook cannot be retracted and thus will be deployed permanently unless it snaps off or you reload the Cargobob model through the use of the helipad. To do this, select any helicopter by pressing right on the D-Pad then get any helicopter except for the Cargobob, then switch back to it and |
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| + | ===''Grand Theft Auto V''=== |
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| + | Appart of the usual Marines livery, there are also more variants of the vehicle: |
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| + | ====Livery-less==== |
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| + | Due to a glitch, a Cargobob without a livery can appear at the helipad when buying it on [[Warstock Cache & Carry]] in ''GTA V''. It comes in a full black paintjob, however other colors are still possible through other glitches or modifications. |
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| + | Cargobob-GTAV-Black.jpg|Livery-less Cargobob |
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| + | ====Jetsam Livery==== |
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| + | A Cargobob with a [[Jetsam]] livery can be seen during the mission [[Monkey Business]]. The helicopter comes in a white/red paint scheme with "Jetsam" liveries and a smoother nose on the front (lacking the usual equipment seen on any military Cargobob). This Cargobob veriant can be spawned and used within the [[Content Creator]] and jobs. |
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| + | JetsamCargobob-GTAV-front.png|[[Jetsam]] livery. <small>([[:File:JetsamCargobob-GTAV-rear.png|Rear quarter view]])</small> |
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| − | Cargobob-GTAV-RearDoorOpen.jpg|A Cargobob with its rear door opened. |
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+ | ====Trevor Phillips Enterprises==== |
| + | A Marines Cargobob with [[Trevor Philips Enterprises]] graffiti is used in [[The Merryweather Heist|The Merryweather Heist (Offshore)]] (Offshore method). This variant has similar paintings to that of the TPE [[Frogger]] and, at a closer inspection, fuel tanks slighty moved to the rear. |
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| − | While the GTA San Andreas rendition of the Cargobob has only one possible livery, the GTA V rendition has a total of 3 possible liveries. These are a black livery (obtained by buying it on [[Warstock Cache & Carry]] in singleplayer by [[Trevor Philips|Trevor]]), a [[Military|Marines]] livery (found in [[Fort Zancudo]], on helipads in [[Grand Theft Auto Online|GTA Online]], obtained by buying it on Warstock Cache & Carry in singleplayer by [[Franklin Clinton|Franklin]] and [[Michael De Santa|Michael]]), and a [[Jetsam]] livery (can be stored using a method during [[Monkey Business]]). There is also an extra livery, a Marines Cargobob with [[Trevor Philips Enterprises]] paintings, used in [[The Merryweather Heist]] (Offshore method), that can be acquired using a method. |
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| − | Cargobob-GTAV-Front.jpg|[[Military|Marines]] livery. |
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| − | Jestam-varitant-cargobob-heilcopter-gtav.png|[[Jetsam]] livery. |
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Cargobob-tp-varinant-gtav.png|[[Trevor Philips Enterprises]] livery. |
Cargobob-tp-varinant-gtav.png|[[Trevor Philips Enterprises]] livery. |
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| − | Cargobob.jpg|Black livery. |
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| + | ===''Grand Theft Auto Online''=== |
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| + | ====Closed Doors==== |
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| + | Added in the [[GTA Online: Executives and Other Criminals]] update is a Marines Cargobob with closed rear doors. These are just plain panels covering the rear access area of the Cargobob. This variant has been left unused until the release of [[January 2016 Update]], where it is used as a skydiving helicopter in [[Drop Zone (Adversary Mode)|Drop Zone]] [[Adversary Modes]]. It is not meant to be flown by the player as the helicopter's handling is unstable, greatly noticeable when the helicopter is on the ground. |
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| + | Cargobob4-GTAO-front.png|Cargobob with closed rear doors. <small>([[:File:Cargobob4-GTAO-rear.png|Rear quarter view]])</small> |
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| + | ==Prominent Appearances in Missions== |
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| + | ===''Grand Theft Auto V''=== |
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| + | * [[Cargobob (mission)|Cargobob]] |
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| + | * [[The Merryweather Heist|The Merryweather Heist (Offshore)]] |
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| + | * [[The Paleto Score]] |
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| + | * [[Monkey Business]] |
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| + | ===''Grand Theft Auto Online''=== |
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| + | * [[Coveted]] |
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| + | * [[Base Invaders]] |
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| + | * [[Docks to Stock]] |
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| + | * [[The Fleeca Job]] |
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| + | * [[Drop Zone (Adversary Mode)#Drop Zone I|Drop Zone I]] |
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| + | * [[Drop Zone (Adversary Mode)#Drop Zone II|Drop Zone II]] |
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| + | * [[Drop Zone (Adversary Mode)#Drop Zone III|Drop Zone III]] |
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| + | * [[Drop Zone (Adversary Mode)#Drop Zone IV|Drop Zone IV]] |
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| + | * [[Drop Zone (Adversary Mode)#Drop Zone V|Drop Zone V]] |
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| + | ==Image Gallery== |
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| + | <gallery position="center"> |
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| + | Cargobob-GTAV-front.png|[[Military|Marines]] livery. <small>([[:File:Cargobob-GTAV-rear.png|Rear quarter view]])</small> |
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| + | AerialChase-GTAV.jpg|Official screenshot of the Cargobob. |
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| + | Cargobob-GTAV-FrontQuarter.png|Cargobob in GTA V. <small>([[:File:Cargobob-GTAV-RearQuarter.png|Rear quarter view]])</small> |
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==Locations== |
==Locations== |
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* On the helipad of the [[K.A.C.C.|K.A.C.C. Military Aviation Fuel Depot]], in northeast [[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]]. The depot can be entered by driving a military vehicle ([[Patriot]], [[Rhino]] or [[Barracks OL|Barracks]]) or flying above the fence. |
* On the helipad of the [[K.A.C.C.|K.A.C.C. Military Aviation Fuel Depot]], in northeast [[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]]. The depot can be entered by driving a military vehicle ([[Patriot]], [[Rhino]] or [[Barracks OL|Barracks]]) or flying above the fence. |
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* Inside the [[Area 69]] airfield, on the small airstrip near the Hydras. Area 69 attracts a 5-star Wanted level upon entry, and the airspace above it is guarded by [[SAM]]s, making acquisition of this Cargobob very dangerous. |
* Inside the [[Area 69]] airfield, on the small airstrip near the Hydras. Area 69 attracts a 5-star Wanted level upon entry, and the airspace above it is guarded by [[SAM]]s, making acquisition of this Cargobob very dangerous. |
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* Can be seen flying around [[Fort Zancudo]]. |
* Can be seen flying around [[Fort Zancudo]]. |
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| − | * Can be found on a helipad near the [[Barracks Semi|Barracks]]'s spawn point. The helicopter |
+ | * Can be found on a helipad near the [[Barracks Semi|Barracks]]'s spawn point. The helicopter always is almost ready to take-off, so the player needs to shoot at the pilot in order to scare him and obtain it. |
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+ | * Can be bought for [[Money|$]]2,200,000 from [[Warstock Cache & Carry]]. Sometimes, a livery-less variant will be delivered. |
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+ | ** This glitch has been mostly patched as of update 1.16, meaning if the player has a livery-less Cargobob, it is unique. Such glitches can still occur, albeit not as frequently. |
* Can be obtained and kept during the [[Cargobob (mission)|Cargobob]] mission. The player has to land it on [[Sandy Shores Airfield]]'s helipad instead of the yellow marker. Then exit the helicopter and run away. This will cause the mission to fail, which is when the player should refuse to retry. The player, as Trevor, will now be spawned near to one of the entrances to [[Fort Zancudo]] and after returning to the [[Sandy Shores Airfield|airfield]], the Cargobob will be still saved on the helipad. |
* Can be obtained and kept during the [[Cargobob (mission)|Cargobob]] mission. The player has to land it on [[Sandy Shores Airfield]]'s helipad instead of the yellow marker. Then exit the helicopter and run away. This will cause the mission to fail, which is when the player should refuse to retry. The player, as Trevor, will now be spawned near to one of the entrances to [[Fort Zancudo]] and after returning to the [[Sandy Shores Airfield|airfield]], the Cargobob will be still saved on the helipad. |
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* The [[Jetsam]] variant can be obtained by doing the same method above, except the player has to kill themselves after parking the Cargobob. |
* The [[Jetsam]] variant can be obtained by doing the same method above, except the player has to kill themselves after parking the Cargobob. |
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*Can spawn at various helipads after level 22. |
*Can spawn at various helipads after level 22. |
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*Parked at [[Los Santos Naval Port]]. |
*Parked at [[Los Santos Naval Port]]. |
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*Can be found flying around [[Fort Zancudo]] and occasionally taking off east to the runway. |
*Can be found flying around [[Fort Zancudo]] and occasionally taking off east to the runway. |
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| + | *Players were originally able to purchase the Cargobob from Warstock Cache & Carry for $185,000 by performing a glitch. This glitch has been patched, but players who purchased a Cargobob during that time could kept it and freely order it from Pegasus at any time. |
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| − | Note: Only the Marines livery may appear in GTA Online. |
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| − | == Notable |
+ | == Notable Owners == |
* [[Military]] |
* [[Military]] |
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| + | * [[Trevor Philips]] - A stolen Military Cargobob with [[Trevor Philips Enterprises|TPE's]] graffitis. ([[The Merryweather Heist|destroyed]]) |
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* [[Jetsam]] |
* [[Jetsam]] |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| + | ===''Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas''=== |
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*Unlike the [[Skylift]], the Cargobob can carry vehicles out of missions. |
*Unlike the [[Skylift]], the Cargobob can carry vehicles out of missions. |
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| − | *On the sides, a specification reads: "Max Load Capacity - 15000kg", meaning that the Cargobob can carry 15 tons, |
+ | *On the sides, a specification reads: "Max Load Capacity - 15000kg", meaning that the Cargobob can carry 15 tons. Despite this, it can only comfortably carry up to just about 3 tons. At 4 tons it needs careful handling or it will lose altitude, and at 6 tons it will seriously struggle to leave the ground. The [[Insurgent]], weighing in at 8 tons, cannot be lifted and will only be dragged, which puts the helicopter at high risk of being whipped onto its side and destroyed. |
| + | ** Despite the claim that the [[Rhino]] tank weighs 60 tons, the Cargobob has no problem lifting it, and can easily carry it as if it weighed less than 3 tons. |
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** The TPE Cargobob labels "No Fatties" over the same spot. |
** The TPE Cargobob labels "No Fatties" over the same spot. |
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| ⚫ | *After the [[I'm Not a Hipster Update]] patch, there was a glitch that caused the invisible wall that prevent vehicles to enter the bay to always appear, preventing players to enter and explore it. It was patched after the Independence Day update patch, however, it also patched the door from opening altogether, rendering it impossible to store vehicles. |
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| − | ** Although in normal gameplay, it is hard to fly stable while carrying the Rhino. This may be because it only uses a hook while the one seen in The Paleto Score is modified with ropes attached to the Rhino. Thus, it has a better grip on the tank. |
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*The Cargobob can carry all land vehicles, watercraft, containers, port-a-potties, rocks, etc., but cannot carry aircraft or railway vehicles, it should be noted that some objects will disappear when flying too far from the area where they were picked up. |
*The Cargobob can carry all land vehicles, watercraft, containers, port-a-potties, rocks, etc., but cannot carry aircraft or railway vehicles, it should be noted that some objects will disappear when flying too far from the area where they were picked up. |
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| − | *The Marine version of the Cargobob has the tail number 435. The [[Jetsam]] version has the number N-LS69 (another reference to the [[69]] sex position). |
+ | *The Marine version of the Cargobob has the tail number '''435'''. The [[Jetsam]] version has the number '''N-LS69''' (another reference to the [[69]] sex position). |
*It is possible to stand on the side-mounted pontoons while it is in flight. This can be achieved by parking a car next to the pontoon when the Cargobob is on the ground, climbing onto the car and then onto the pontoon. Simply park a car next to the pontoons and climb onto the side via the car to achieve this. |
*It is possible to stand on the side-mounted pontoons while it is in flight. This can be achieved by parking a car next to the pontoon when the Cargobob is on the ground, climbing onto the car and then onto the pontoon. Simply park a car next to the pontoons and climb onto the side via the car to achieve this. |
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*The cockpit window is bulletproof to a certain extent. |
*The cockpit window is bulletproof to a certain extent. |
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**Place 2 vehicles right next to the Cargobob and press Y (Xbox 360) or Triangle (PS3), it can be achieved, but is tough. |
**Place 2 vehicles right next to the Cargobob and press Y (Xbox 360) or Triangle (PS3), it can be achieved, but is tough. |
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*The Jetsam variant lacks the nose equipment found on the black and Marine variants, possibly because being a civilian aircraft, it does not need that equipment. This results in a smoother nose resembling earlier versions of the CH-53 Sea Stallion or even the SH-3/S-61 Sea King. |
*The Jetsam variant lacks the nose equipment found on the black and Marine variants, possibly because being a civilian aircraft, it does not need that equipment. This results in a smoother nose resembling earlier versions of the CH-53 Sea Stallion or even the SH-3/S-61 Sea King. |
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| − | * The Black variant |
+ | * The Black variant still has its Marines badging, as when the player looks very closely with broad daylight, one can see "MARINES" on its fuel tanks on both sides, as well as the number and the warning sign on the sides. This means that this is just a Marines model with black paint job, turning it to black, unlike the Jetsam variant which has unique paint job and decals. |
* The TPE variant, compared to the Marines and the Jetsam variants, has its fuel tanks slightly moved to the rear. |
* The TPE variant, compared to the Marines and the Jetsam variants, has its fuel tanks slightly moved to the rear. |
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| + | * Throughout the events of ''[[Grand Theft Auto Online|GTA Online]]'' and ''GTA V'', [[Trevor Phillips]] acquires three separate Cargobobs. The first one is [[Base Invaders|delivered]] to him by the [[GTA Online Protagonist|online protagonist]], the second [[Cargobob (mission)|stolen]] only if the off-shore approach is chosen for the [[The Merryweather Heist|Merryweather Heist]], and a [[Jetsam]] variant bought for [[Monkey Business]]. Strangely, not one Cargobob is kept after its respective mission. |
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| + | * After a certain update, the Cargobob was made extremely ineffective in regards to DLC vehicles and [[Rhino Tank]]s. The Cargobob can only carry these vehicles a short distance before they become unhooked. |
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== See Also == |
== See Also == |
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This article is about the helicopter, for the mission in Grand Theft Auto V, see Cargobob (mission).
“
It's the flying bus you always dreamed of! The Cargobob is a twin-engine, tandem-rotor tactical transport helicopter that you'll recognize from the melodramatic airlift scene of every war film ever made. Maximum airspeed of 200 mph with a normal cruise speed of 150 mph, depending on how many pounds of cocaine or prisoners of war you have in the back.
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— Warstock Cache & Carry description
The Cargobob is a military and civilian cargo helicopter present in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto V. It is manufactured by Western Company in GTA V.
Design
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
The Cargobob is among the largest and heaviest helicopters in the game (on par with the Leviathan). Its fuselage is most reminiscent of a CH-47 Chinook (bulging fuel tanks, engine, cockpit/nose design, rear loading ramp); however, it has been given a different configuration resembling the smaller Sikorsky S-92. It also features a Fenestron-style tail rotor. It will always spawn with a desert camouflaged livery; coincidentally, it spawns only in the Las Venturas area.
GTA V
The Cargobob returns in Grand Theft Auto V, being a mix of the Boeing Vertol CH-46 Sea Knight with its tail boom and twin rotor layout, Sikorsky MH-53 Pave Low and Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion with its nose and twin side mounted fuel tanks. Contrary to popular belief, it does not resemble a CH-47 Chinook, but in fact most resembles the CH-46 Sea Knight which, like the Chinook, has a twin rotor layout, but it is much shorter and has a three wheel undercarriage, as featured on the Cargobob.
In GTA V, it is operated by the United States Marine Corps and Jetsam, and depending of the version, it appears in the usual desert camo or in a white/red color.
Current Design Gallery
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Version History Gallery
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Performance
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Although the Cargobob features an open rear loading compartment, it cannot carry other vehicles, as the ramp from the back cannot be operated. It is very slow due to its weight. As it is very heavy, it is difficult to adjust altitude, turn, or conduct other evasive maneuvers; it also lacks any form of defense. It is, however, very strong — it can take over 12 missiles before catching on fire. Having only two doors, it is only capable of seating two. The Cargobob is then a poor choice as a helicopter.
Grand Theft Auto V
Pressing right on the D-Pad or E on a keyboard deploys a grappling hook, which allows for it to carry vehicles (it can also carry some objects, such as certain shipping containers). When the grappling hook hovers over the car or another vehicle, it will automatically attach. The helicopter's maneuverability is affected by the vehicle that you try to attach (a car could be easy, but a truck could be heavier to take off) and the winch can snap off if it is severely damaged. Note that the hook cannot be retracted and thus will be deployed permanently unless it snaps off or you reload the Cargobob model through the use of the helipad. To do this, select any helicopter by pressing right on the D-Pad then get any helicopter except for the Cargobob, then switch back to it and its model will have reloaded.
It can be landed on the water. However, it will sink if left while floating or if landed rapidly in water. It also has a fully-textured cargo bay.
Variants
Grand Theft Auto V
Appart of the usual Marines livery, there are also more variants of the vehicle:
Livery-less
Due to a glitch, a Cargobob without a livery can appear at the helipad when buying it on Warstock Cache & Carry in GTA V. It comes in a full black paintjob, however other colors are still possible through other glitches or modifications.
Livery-less Cargobob
Jetsam Livery
A Cargobob with a Jetsam livery can be seen during the mission Monkey Business. The helicopter comes in a white/red paint scheme with "Jetsam" liveries and a smoother nose on the front (lacking the usual equipment seen on any military Cargobob). This Cargobob veriant can be spawned and used within the Content Creator and jobs.
Trevor Phillips Enterprises
A Marines Cargobob with Trevor Philips Enterprises graffiti is used in The Merryweather Heist (Offshore) (Offshore method). This variant has similar paintings to that of the TPE Frogger and, at a closer inspection, fuel tanks slighty moved to the rear.
Trevor Philips Enterprises livery.
Trevor's Cargobob on the Rockstar Games Social Club.
Grand Theft Auto Online
Closed Doors
Template:Next-Gen Added in the GTA Online: Executives and Other Criminals update is a Marines Cargobob with closed rear doors. These are just plain panels covering the rear access area of the Cargobob. This variant has been left unused until the release of January 2016 Update, where it is used as a skydiving helicopter in Drop Zone Adversary Modes. It is not meant to be flown by the player as the helicopter's handling is unstable, greatly noticeable when the helicopter is on the ground.
Cargobob with closed rear doors. (Rear quarter view)
Prominent Appearances in Missions
Grand Theft Auto V
Grand Theft Auto Online
- Coveted
- Base Invaders
- Docks to Stock
- The Fleeca Job
- Drop Zone I
- Drop Zone II
- Drop Zone III
- Drop Zone IV
- Drop Zone V
Image Gallery
Marines livery. (Rear quarter view)
Official screenshot of the Cargobob.
A Cargobob in GTA V.
A Cargobob with its rear door opened.
Cargobob in GTA V. (Rear quarter view)
The Cargobob on the Rockstar Games Social Club.
Locations
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
- On the helipad of the K.A.C.C. Military Aviation Fuel Depot, in northeast Las Venturas. The depot can be entered by driving a military vehicle (Patriot, Rhino or Barracks) or flying above the fence.
- Inside the Area 69 airfield, on the small airstrip near the Hydras. Area 69 attracts a 5-star Wanted level upon entry, and the airspace above it is guarded by SAMs, making acquisition of this Cargobob very dangerous.
Grand Theft Auto V
- Can be seen flying around Fort Zancudo.
- Can be found on a helipad near the Barracks's spawn point. The helicopter always is almost ready to take-off, so the player needs to shoot at the pilot in order to scare him and obtain it.
- Can be bought for $2,200,000 from Warstock Cache & Carry. Sometimes, a livery-less variant will be delivered.
- This glitch has been mostly patched as of update 1.16, meaning if the player has a livery-less Cargobob, it is unique. Such glitches can still occur, albeit not as frequently.
- Can be obtained and kept during the Cargobob mission. The player has to land it on Sandy Shores Airfield's helipad instead of the yellow marker. Then exit the helicopter and run away. This will cause the mission to fail, which is when the player should refuse to retry. The player, as Trevor, will now be spawned near to one of the entrances to Fort Zancudo and after returning to the airfield, the Cargobob will be still saved on the helipad.
- The Jetsam variant can be obtained by doing the same method above, except the player has to kill themselves after parking the Cargobob.
Grand Theft Auto Online
- Can spawn at various helipads after level 22.
- Parked at Los Santos Naval Port.
- Can be found flying around Fort Zancudo and occasionally taking off east to the runway.
- Players were originally able to purchase the Cargobob from Warstock Cache & Carry for $185,000 by performing a glitch. This glitch has been patched, but players who purchased a Cargobob during that time could kept it and freely order it from Pegasus at any time.
Notable Owners
- Military
- Trevor Philips - A stolen Military Cargobob with TPE's graffitis. (destroyed)
- Jetsam
Trivia
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
- The Cargobob is almost as resistant as the AT-400. It can stand large amounts of SAMs (around Area 69) before catching on fire. However, on the iOS port, its health has been reduced to Raindance-level.
- The Cargobob has a small rear bay, but it cannot be accessed.
Grand Theft Auto V
- The Cargobob is the first and only tandem rotors helicopter to appear in the Grand Theft Auto series.
- Unlike the Skylift, the Cargobob can carry vehicles out of missions.
- On the sides, a specification reads: "Max Load Capacity - 15000kg", meaning that the Cargobob can carry 15 tons. Despite this, it can only comfortably carry up to just about 3 tons. At 4 tons it needs careful handling or it will lose altitude, and at 6 tons it will seriously struggle to leave the ground. The Insurgent, weighing in at 8 tons, cannot be lifted and will only be dragged, which puts the helicopter at high risk of being whipped onto its side and destroyed.
- Despite the claim that the Rhino tank weighs 60 tons, the Cargobob has no problem lifting it, and can easily carry it as if it weighed less than 3 tons.
- The TPE Cargobob labels "No Fatties" over the same spot.
- After the I'm Not a Hipster Update patch, there was a glitch that caused the invisible wall that prevent vehicles to enter the bay to always appear, preventing players to enter and explore it. It was patched after the Independence Day update patch, however, it also patched the door from opening altogether, rendering it impossible to store vehicles.
- The Cargobob can carry all land vehicles, watercraft, containers, port-a-potties, rocks, etc., but cannot carry aircraft or railway vehicles, it should be noted that some objects will disappear when flying too far from the area where they were picked up.
- The Marine version of the Cargobob has the tail number 435. The Jetsam version has the number N-LS69 (another reference to the 69 sex position).
- It is possible to stand on the side-mounted pontoons while it is in flight. This can be achieved by parking a car next to the pontoon when the Cargobob is on the ground, climbing onto the car and then onto the pontoon. Simply park a car next to the pontoons and climb onto the side via the car to achieve this.
- The cockpit window is bulletproof to a certain extent.
- A one-time rare Trevor Philips Industries Cargobob can be obtained after completing the Cargobob mission. It will be at the Sandy Shores Airfield and is locked, however can be exploited and unlocked. This can be done in two ways:
- Use Snapmatic on the phone, wait a few seconds and go out, it will then be unlocked.
- Place 2 vehicles right next to the Cargobob and press Y (Xbox 360) or Triangle (PS3), it can be achieved, but is tough.
- The Jetsam variant lacks the nose equipment found on the black and Marine variants, possibly because being a civilian aircraft, it does not need that equipment. This results in a smoother nose resembling earlier versions of the CH-53 Sea Stallion or even the SH-3/S-61 Sea King.
- The Black variant still has its Marines badging, as when the player looks very closely with broad daylight, one can see "MARINES" on its fuel tanks on both sides, as well as the number and the warning sign on the sides. This means that this is just a Marines model with black paint job, turning it to black, unlike the Jetsam variant which has unique paint job and decals.
- The TPE variant, compared to the Marines and the Jetsam variants, has its fuel tanks slightly moved to the rear.
- Throughout the events of GTA Online and GTA V, Trevor Phillips acquires three separate Cargobobs. The first one is delivered to him by the online protagonist, the second stolen only if the off-shore approach is chosen for the Merryweather Heist, and a Jetsam variant bought for Monkey Business. Strangely, not one Cargobob is kept after its respective mission.
- After a certain update, the Cargobob was made extremely ineffective in regards to DLC vehicles and Rhino Tanks. The Cargobob can only carry these vehicles a short distance before they become unhooked.
See Also
- Leviathan - A heavy amphibious helicopter in GTA San Andreas.
- Skylift - A heavy helicopter capable of lifting vehicles in The Ballad of Gay Tony and GTA V.