Brewster B-239
| World War II aircraft | |
| Brewster B-239 | |
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| Variant of | Brewster Buffalo |
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| Type | Fighter |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Manufacturer | Brewster Aeronautical Corp. |
| Crew | 1 |
| Dimensions | Wing span 35' (10.7 m) Length 26' (7.9 m) Height 11'11" (3.63 m) |
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The Brewster B-239 in World War II
Development
Unit Deployment
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| Aces High II aircraft | |
| B-239 | |
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| Variant of | Brewster Buffalo |
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| Type | Fighter |
| Crew | One |
| Aces High II loadout options | |
| Package 1 | 2x.50 Cal M2 400 rpg 2x.50 Cal M2 200 rpg |
| Package 2 | 2x.50 Cal M2 400 rpg 1x.50 Cal M2 400 rpg 1x.30 Cal mg 600 rpg |
| Aces High II Main Arenas | |
| Earliest MA | Early War |
| Typical perk cost | 0 (Late War) |
| ENY value | 25 (Late War) |
| Available on carrier | no |
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The Brewster B-239 in Aces High II
Engine Power
Aces High II Performance Charts
Firepower
You can take upto 4 US .50's. Two are mounted in the nose with 200rpg, and the other two are wing mounted with 400rpg. For fire power, you are at par with the P-51B, FM2, and the F4F in the 4 gun load out. You can swap out one of the .50's for a .30cal with 600rpg and 400 rpg for the other .50 in the set. Since it takes 4 bullets from a .30 to match a .50 round, it seems kind of pointless though. About all you will do with that is even out the firing times for the .50's, and I prefer to leave the 400 rounds in the wing as a back up if I have to fight when the others are out of ammo.
No external options exist.
Maneuverability
Pretty easy to cover. You can out turn any fighter in the game and you should use that. Verticle manuvering is much more limited. Your not terrible, like a fully loaded up P-47N would be, but you really have no options here.
