Me 262 in Italy - photo evidence

[veltro]

That white speck was only a chip off the negative. There are at least three more shots of the Bf 109 still in german markings clearly showing nothing below the cockpit (apart from a darker camouflage mottle).

You can also check the first photo of this plane posted by Ferreira...

Hope this helps.

[Sergio Luis dos Santos]

Thanks Ferdinando for the correct color for Gelb 12 as well as his history. Grazie!

[Ferreira]

You are welcome, Franck.

Thanks a lot for the great photos and accurate information on "Yellow 12", Mr. D'Amico.



Cheers,
Franklin

[ouidjat]

OK,

Thanks Ferdinando, Thanks Sergio for the Me262 picture and to have impulse that "Rote 12" exit, Thanks Franklin.

Regards, Franck.

[ouidjat]

Hello,

I'm back... Do we know her WNr. Fernandino?

Regards, Franck.

[Marc-André Haldimann]

Hello there Franck,

On this picture of "Gelbe 12", one could think some kind of badge might have been overpainted judging by the dark blotch under the canopy...

http://homepage.mac.com/vizcarraguit...large-132.html

But who am I to be sure of?

Cheers
Marc

[ouidjat]

Bonjour Marc,

Who are you? A "digger" as I am... And a friend, actually.

Cheers, Franck.

[Hauptmann]

Hello,

circa ten years ago I had the opportunity to buy 3 photos of AR234 taken in Northern Italy... The seller pretended toooooo much money... so I didn't buy them...

I heard a legend about one photo showing a Me262 in ANR marking... I personally didn't get the chance to see it... it's part of a private collection... I heard it was a kind of propaganda photos and ANR never received Me262s...

Ciao...
Gianpiero

[F19Gladiator]

Originally Posted by Marc-André Haldimann

Hello there Franck,
On this picture of "Gelbe 12", one could think some kind of badge might have been overpainted judging by the dark blotch under the canopy...
http://homepage.mac.com/vizcarraguit...large-132.html

But who am I to be sure of?
Cheers
Marc

Hi Marc,
A former 4./JG 27 aircraft? The shape of their emblem fits the paint spot. Scan from Ketley & Rolfe book. Br/Goran

[Sergio Luis dos Santos]

I was cleaning and organizing my books today and found those same photos published in another title. Its a book written by Brazilian pilot Roberto Pessoa Ramos Neto : "Diário de um Herói de Guerra". In the book its said the planes were found in Landshut, near Munich.
Hugs,