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diffusing) Medium Blue Gray on the upper surfaces and Light Gray on the undersurfaces. For the Air Corps, Army land-based planes would be Olive Drab on the upper surfaces and Neutral …
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feet of the Thunderbirds, Blue Angels or other National Team’s aircraft to allow for maneuverability around the aircraft. 2023 Support Manual . 17. Chap 6: Added the minimum …
RLM – COLOURS OF THE GERMAN LUFTWAFFE
These colours are mentioned extra and shown in blue. I took as a reliable source the book The Official Monogram Painting Guide for German Aircraft 1935-1945 to specify the colours based …
1966 2009 Patricia John Allen, CAPT, USN (Ret.) - epnaao.com
Blue Angels. (5) Flew three different positions in three years on the Blue Angels. Left Wing and Slot in the F-11 (1967- 1968), and Lead Solo in 1969, the first year we flew the F-4. (6) First …
