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Huey

Huey is a given name or nickname of English origin, commonly a diminutive of Hugh. It has been used as a standalone given name in the 20th century and beyond, and it appears across various cultures and contexts.

Notable people named Huey include Huey P. Long, an American politician who served as governor of Louisiana

In popular culture, Huey appears as a fictional character in several works. Huey Freeman is a central

In transportation, Huey commonly refers to the Bell UH‑1 Iroquois helicopter, a widely used U.S. military aircraft

The name Huey is also found as a surname in some instances and continues to be used

and
as
a
U.S.
senator;
Huey
Newton,
an
American
activist
and
co‑founder
of
the
Black
Panther
Party;
and
Huey
Lewis,
an
American
musician
and
frontman
of
the
band
Huey
Lewis
and
the
News.
figure
in
the
comic
strip
and
animated
series
The
Boondocks,
while
Huey
Duck
is
one
of
Donald
Duck’s
nephews
in
Disney’s
fictional
universe.
during
the
Vietnam
War.
The
helicopter
earned
the
nickname
Huey
for
its
distinctive
sound
and
prominent
role
in
battlefield
operations.
as
a
given
name
in
contemporary
contexts.