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Originally Posted by Sven
...Just 1 thing I do not really understand as a non-native English speaker, what is a 'renegade' pilot where they talk about in the interview?
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Originally Posted by Les
A traitor. Someone on your own side who is fighting for the enemy.
It seems, as part of the Allied campaign, you will have to deal with a fellow pilot who is somehow found to be betraying your side.
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It doesn't mean that at all!! Somebody called a renegade is not a traitor, it is just somebody who you have no control over and operates on their own agenda. A renegade is usually somebody who just disobeys orders - they were useful in a way, there were lots of RAF pilots who wanted to get at the Germans so much that they would break formation and fly off on the hunt on their own despite being told not to.