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Thanks for the info. The use of 'red flight' was simply because I didn't know any better and that was the default designation the game gave it.

I'm a little curious about what you say concerning the B-239. HLeLv24 received in Bf109G-2's shortly before the 1944 conflict to replace them (donated by another squadron who had received G-6's). If what you say is true, then when exactly did the little Brewster actually see combat?

For instance.... This from Wikipedia.com

In February 1940 FAF pilot Lt. Jorma 'Joppe' Karhunen tested the first Brewster.[50][51] Unfamiliar with the plane, he accidentally burned out the engine while flying very low at high speed; he crashed on a snow-covered field, damaging the propeller and some belly panels.[52][53] Initially unimpressed, the Finns later witnessed a demonstration by the Brewster factory test pilot, who was able to stay on the tail of an FAF Fiat G.50 Freccia monoplane fighter from Italy; although the Fiat was slightly faster in level flight, the Brewster could out-turn it.[54] The Finns were overjoyed, and began flying their new fighter. Six Brewster B-239 aircraft managed to see service in the Winter War of 1939-1940.

The B-239 did serve in Finland until 1948 and one website suggests the Finns considered putting it into production after WW2 hock: