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Ar 234 landing

Stas1234 said:

As far as I know, these colors were used by the Luftwaffe until the summer of 1944. Here... And here the question immediately arises: were the ar-234 b-2 t9+KH painted in the old colors? After all, Sommer brought the T9+KH to the unit on October 14-30.

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Ar 234 landing

Wurger said:

The Ar 234B-2 coded F1+AD belonged to the Stab III./KG76. That means the "A" letter was of the green colour and might have been repeated under the cockpit. She was flown by Mjr. Hansgeorg Bätcher who was the commander of the III./KG76. IIRC the serial of the plane isn't known.

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Ar 234 landing

Stas1234 said:

Do you happen to know what the serial number was for the f1+AD aircraft?

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The Ar 234B-2 coded F1+AD belonged to the Stab III./KG76. That means the "A" letter was of the green colour and might have been repeated under the cockpit. She was flown by Mjr. Hansgeorg Bätcher who was the...
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Ar 234 landing

Wurger said:

The standard camouflage for the Ar 234 was the RLM 70/71/65. However in 1944 the RLM introduced the RLM 81/82/76 colours. But at the same time it was allowed to use the old colours until the existing paint stocks would be exhausted. The paints were durable.

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Ar 234 landing

Wurger said:

The standard camouflage for the Ar 234 was the RLM 70/71/65. However in 1944 the RLM introduced the RLM 81/82/76 colours. But at the same time it was allowed to use the old colours until the existing paint stocks would be exhausted. The paints were durable.

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- Yesterday at 8:26 AM