"The Trojan gave us such mobility that it turned our battlefield from the size of California to the size of Oahu."
-Gen. Jamie Parker, 4th Expeditionary Division, Paternian Marine Corps.

The Bandit Aerospace UH-2 Trojan is a utility helicopter employed by the Paternian Armed Forces. Entering service in 1957 following the limited employment of lighter helicopters during the 1955 Southern Uprising, the UH-2 Trojan is designed to provide the Paternian Armed Forces means of rapid air mobility. This capability was tested in 1958, during the Nepalese Campaign of the 1957 Anglo-Chinese War. The success of the Trojan encouraged the Paternian Army to expand its heliborne force, causing them to develop more specialized aircraft for certain roles.