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FIGHTER WING (JG) 2 RICHTHOFEN, GERMANY
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Origin/meaning
The Red R alludes to the namegiver the "Red Baron" Manfred von Richthofen the most successful German Fighter Pilot of World War I with 80 kills. He himself was killed in action 21 April 1918.
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