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Re: Azure blue
That is a very useful book, and well worth having. I used to rely upon the library copy at work, until it disappeared. Then I found it was no longer in print.... but I managed to get one from a second-hand dealer. However, it only contains a selection though the most important) of the AMOs, and indeed a selection of the colours, and the AMOs themselves only tell part of the story. It does provide a vital solid framework around which the more controversial features can be studied.
The colour chips are those appropriate for the RAF in WW2, and the 1930 BSC chart is generally not appropriate for this, though it is very useful in clearing up minor details or for British Army camouflage in the early years. I mentioned it because I thought it would include NIVO - sadly, it doesn't. I wouldn't be too fussy about minor differences in shade or hue between proper chips and your computer monitor. Anything on a monitor can only be taken as a guide.
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