The painting art of US aircraft and censorship?

[GuerraCivil]

During the WW2 the US air units painted in my opinion the most colourful and also the most daring noseart in their planes. The US-aircraft noseart represented many nude well-shaped female characters - they seem to have been much more common in the US aircraft than in the aircraft of any other air forces during the WW2.

I wonder how the wartime censorship reacted to the noseart representing nude beuaties - was it retouched away or avoided in the official wartime photos/films intended for the audience back at home? Was there at any point restrictions or "recommendations" to limit/guide the artistic expression of the paint-artists of US air units?

I wonder also if the enemy side made any notion of the nude beauties when/if they found shot-down US aircraft wrecks with these paintings? At least they would have been unique trophies to be cut from the wreck and might have raised certain interest or amusement...