What I mean is that the AR-234 was painted with RLM 65 paint, not white washable paint.
In the book "ARADO Ar 234 BOMBER AND INTELLIGENCE UNITS Robert Forsyth
and Nick Beale
"illustrated with f1+TH painted in RLM 65 (like winter spots)
You are asking endless questions about many different Ar 234 aircraft but what is the purpose? Do you want to know about a particular machine or about the whole story of the type?
If you have the Forsyth/Beale book, then you have a short and inexpensive overview of the Ar 234's history and operational service. You can find far greater detail and hundreds of photos in J.R. Smith and E.J. Creek "Arado Ar 234 Blitz, The World's First Jet Bomber". If you want an operational history of the Ar 234 as a bomber then there is Eddie Creek and Robert Forsyth's "Blitz Bombers, Kampfgeschwaser 76 and the Arado Ar 234". On my own web pages you will find detailed accounts of the Arado 234's reconnaissance service, including the times and targets of many of the missions it flew from bases in Norway, Denmark, Germany and Italy.
