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Originally Posted by robert
And your thesis is also not confirmed with any evidence.
It will be senseless to produce trop versions painted in standard colors.
Robert
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The evidence is the German regulations of the period which required 74/75/76 colours. This has nothing to the colours, those aircraft were painted in the factory. Apart of that you seem to not to understand what trop version means.
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Originally Posted by Kari Lumppio
Hello!
It seems you have no knowledge of the Finnish field depot system. No it could not have been done locally without any written notice surviving. It would at least surface in the weekly reports of work done at field depots etc. Not to speak about the accounting offices because paint would have not been delivered gratis. Co-operation between Finns and Germans was not so easy and informal as you seem to think.
Regards,
Kari
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Kari, I do not mean there was no paperwork, I just only mean that this may have not survived to the present time. I cannot imagine MFAs discussing delivery of a few cans to German units. Another possibility is that the German units got extra deliveries of German produced paints for Finland. Then there will be no trace of those deliveries, I am afraid.
16th June 2008, 17:02
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