Will the RAF and RCAF be represented?

[Mysticpuma]

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[Avimimus]

I'm hoping we might get the FAA and RAAF as separate units someday.

 

I gather that the RAF and RCAF pilots were embedded with U.S. units flying U.S. aircraft - so hopefully they'll get the same treatment as Soviet and Chinese aviators flying nominally Korean aircraft (however that is handled).

[Jackfraser24]

On 3/10/2025 at 12:19 AM, Avimimus said:

I'm hoping we might get the FAA and RAAF as separate units someday.

 

I gather that the RAF and RCAF pilots were embedded with U.S. units flying U.S. aircraft - so hopefully they'll get the same treatment as Soviet and Chinese aviators flying nominally Korean aircraft (however that is handled).

I know that no RNZAF units were sent to Korea but some New Zealander pilots were. Would be good to see some New Zealander accented pilots in the mix. 

Edited March 27 by Jackfraser24

[MOVSTAR]

It's a great idea, and there's a real sense of wanting to represent all the Allied contributions to the Korean War, even those that are sometimes overlooked

 

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Edited June 24 by MOVSTAR

[Enceladus828]

My grandfather was with the RCAF Reserves after WW2, did a flight in the rear seat of a T-33 and almost got drafted into Korea. 
 

He did know this pilot