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AD-4A of VA-65 NAS Alameda

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AIchi D3A1 'EI-208' IJN Shokaku over TF-17 May 8th battle of the Coral Sea 1942 PINI. In the photo 'EI-208' looks to be in white. I checked my sources again and they show to be in red letters. I almost replaced the red letters on the D3A1 with white ones, but decided that wouldn't match up with what the other sources show is red.
AIchi D3A1 'EI-208' IJN Shokaku over TF-17 May 8th battle of the Coral Sea 1942 PINI.png
 
AIchi D3A1 'EI-208' IJN Shokaku over TF-17 May 8th battle of the Coral Sea 1942 PINI. In the photo 'EI-208' looks to be in white. I checked my sources again and they show to be in red letters. I almost replaced the red letters on the D3A1 with white ones, but decided that wouldn't match up with what the other sources show is red.
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The pic seems to be taken with using of a filter ( possible the yellow or red one ). It caused that the red became very light while the yellow and the white looked almost the same. What makes the matter worse , the pic was taken in the full sunlight what made the red looking even more lighter. Also it can be noticed that the number is slightly darker ( similar to the red disk of the hinomaru ) than the white band and the hinomaru outline. So I vote for the red number though.
 
The pic seems to be taken with using of a filter ( possible the yellow or red one ). It caused that the red became very light while the yellow and the white looked almost the same. What makes the matter worse , the pic was taken in the full sunlight what made the red looking even more lighter. Also it can be noticed that the number is slightly darker ( similar to the red disk of the hinomaru ) than the white band and the hinomaru outline. So I vote for the red number though.
Thank you! My eyes are not what they used to be. The knowledge is also very useful for future projects.
 

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