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When [[Serpentor]] made his move and took control of [[Power Station Alpha]] remotely, a Dragonfly was among the aircraft that [[Hawk (G.I. Joe)|Hawk]] scrambled in an effort to retrieve the facility. {{storylink|Power Struggle}} | When [[Serpentor]] made his move and took control of [[Power Station Alpha]] remotely, a Dragonfly was among the aircraft that [[Hawk (G.I. Joe)|Hawk]] scrambled in an effort to retrieve the facility. It and its crew succeeded in downing a [[Rattler]].{{storylink|Power Struggle}} | ||
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Loosely based on the real-world AH-1 Cobra, the Dragonfly was first introduced to the G. I. Joe arsenal in 1983 and immediately became their standard assault helicopter. The typical pilot is Wild Bill, who frequently has Airborne as his gunner; however, other Joes are certified to operate it as well.
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Marvel Comics continuity
When Serpentor made his move and took control of Power Station Alpha remotely, a Dragonfly was among the aircraft that Hawk scrambled in an effort to retrieve the facility. It and its crew succeeded in downing a Rattler.Power Struggle
