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Cargobob as seen on Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas generally resembles a Sikorsky or Erickson S-64 Skycrane, or the military variant, the CH-54 Tarhe, but has some elements of the Sikorsky CH-47 Chinook thrown in. In Grand Theft Auto V, it vaguely resembles a Sikorsky CH-46 Sea Knight, but the fuselage resembles a Sikorsky H-53.Basically, the 'Cargobob' seen in those games is an amalgamation of several helicopters - almost exclusively Sikorsky designs.
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