The Yak-9K premium aircraft currently in the Soviet lineup
is assigned to a fighter squadron,
even though the pilot is classified as an attacker pilot.
It appears that the developers intended for it to be an attacker aircraft,
but the pilot assignment was likely set incorrectly by mistake.
This conclusion is supported
by the squadron naming conventions:
typically, fighter squadrons are designated as “Fighter Aviation Regiments,”
while attacker squadrons are designated as “Bomber Aviation Regiments.”
The Yak-9K squadron is clearly classified as a “Bomber Aviation Regiment.”
Please correct the Yak-9K’s squadron assignment to match its classification as an attacker aircraft.
Ah, is it really necessary?
At the end of the day, this is still a fighter plane.
We shouldn’t reclassify it as an attack aircraft just because it can strike ground targets.
Buffing the fighter’s cannons is not a big deal.
