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Wed Aug 19, 2015 10:48 am
Hi all!
Most pictures of RAF and USAAF fighters show the left side of the fuselage. There, you can see the two letter squadron markings - always forward of the roundel or star and bar, and the aircraft letter aft of the roundel/star and bar.
But, in the RAF, I see a mix as to how the right side of the fuselage is handled.
Sometimes I see the two letter squadron marking aft of the roundel and sometimes forward.
Was there a standard style in the USAAF? Were the two letter squadron markings always forward of the Star and Bar?
thanks!