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Old 7th June 2010, 19:26
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Re: operation rutter RAF markings (cancelled dieppe raid )

Hi Chris,
Many thanks for the reply and info, it is interesting that the markings may not actually have been for Rutter.
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Old 8th June 2010, 17:32
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Re: operation rutter RAF markings (cancelled dieppe raid )

Hello Chris & Brewerjerry.

The markings were made for Rutter. (Maybe only for Spitfire ?)

I have read some private diaries of Free French Pilots where it was written the markings are made for this operation without saying the codename of the operation (19, 130, 131, 340 Sqns).

I had also a conversation with "Jaco" Andrieux (he was at 130 sqn. at this time) about these markings. He remembered well about these markings made 1 or 2 months (for him) before the Dieppe Show. his diary said: ( 28 june 42) to 11 grp (southend) for some days, big operation... (4th july) the "Spit" have their noses painted as zebras. these white stripes are ridiculous....

In the diaries of René Mouchotte (340Sqn.) it is written at the 4th July 1942: "... We have stopped training flights.... We received a note today to paint all around the nose of our planes large white stripes... Hum! the huns will not miss us now!...

For myself, I have seen these markings only on Spitfire.

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Old 10th June 2010, 02:21
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Re: operation rutter RAF markings (cancelled dieppe raid )

Hi Many,
Thanks for the posting the information.
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Old 10th June 2010, 02:25
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Re: operation rutter RAF markings (cancelled dieppe raid )

Hi Chris,
Curiosity is getting me, do you recall if the 253 sqn hurricane in the photo, was in day camo, or the night intruder camo.
( Presumably it would not have been one of their all black aircraft )
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Old 12th June 2010, 15:49
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Re: operation rutter RAF markings (cancelled dieppe raid )

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Hi Chris,
Curiosity is getting me, do you recall if the 253 sqn hurricane in the photo, was in day camo, or the night intruder camo.
( Presumably it would not have been one of their all black aircraft )
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Old 12th June 2010, 17:36
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Re: operation rutter RAF markings (cancelled dieppe raid )

Hi Chris,
Many thanks for the reply & info,
Yeah I can relax for a while, probably with an english brekkies on the bbq before the match starts here on the tellie.
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