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[zmeT3KK]

v praci kde som pozeral ten topic na j-aircraft mame daky filter na obrazky, takze som nevidel co pridal pouzivatel rogue2332 a myslim, ze ma zaujimavu teoriu..
je zrejme, ze kamuflazne natery aplikoval personal prislusiaci tej ci onej lietadlovej lodi a tym sa aj da vysvetlit roznorodost povrchovej upravy a to by mohol byt aj kluc k rozlusknutiu prislusnosti lietadiel k svojmu "nosicu"...masiny, ktore ma zaujimali na zaciatku a su oznacene na obrazkoch by mali patrit teda k Zuikaku comu zodpoveda fakt ze nater sa sklada z "flakov" na vacsej ploche a nie ako na masinach z Hiyo kde aplikovali rozne hadovite tenke ciary

co sa tyka teorie oznacenia prislusnosti bolo by v prvom rade dobre uviest sem zoznam oznaceni lietadiel na jednotlivych plavidlach
a bolo by dobre keby sa so svojimi vedomostami zapojili aj dalsi, ktorych tato tema zaujima a maju o tom vedomosti

[zmeT3KK]

takze oznacovanie lietadiel na palubach jednotlivych lietadlovych lodi IJN:

December 1941

In December 1941 the Japanese carriers were organized as follows. The first number after the dash was a 1 for fighters, 2 for bombers, and 3 for attack-bombers.

1st Air Fleet

1st Carrier Division
Akagi (sunk 4/6/42) AI-xxx red letters, 1 red fuselage band
Kaga (sunk 4/6/42) AII-xxx red letters, 2 red fuselage bands

2nd Carrier Division
Soryu (sunk 4/6/42) BI-xxx red letters, 1 blue fuselage band
Hiryu (sunk 4/6/42) BII-xxx red letters, 2 blue fuselage bands

4th Carrier Division
Ryujo DI-xxx red letters, 1 yellow fuselage band
Shoho (sunk 7/5/42) DII-xxx red letters, 2 yellow fuselage bands
Junyo (available 5/5/42) DII-xxx red letters, 2 yellow fuselage bands

5th Carrier Division
Shokaku EI-xxx white letters, 1 white fuselage band
Zuikaku EII-xxx red letters, 2 white fuselage bands

1st Fleet

3rd Carrier Division (disbanded April 1942)
Hosho CI-xxx 1 red fuselage stripe, 1 yellow fuselage band
After 3rd CarDiv disbanded assigned to 2nd Line duty – markings unknown
Zuiho CII-xxx 1 red fuselage stripe, no fuselage band
After 3rd CarDiv disbanded assigned to 2nd Fleet – markings unknown

The 3rd Carrier Division’s complement of A5Ms was replaced with A5Ms in early 1942. At this time the fuselage markings were abandoned.

July 1942

After the Battle of Midway the carriers were reorganized on July 14, 1942. The first number after the dash was a 1 for fighters, 2 for bombers, and 3 for attack-bombers.

3rd Fleet

1st Carrier Division
Shokaku EI-xxx 1 white fuselage band
Zuikaku EII-xxx 2 white fuselage bands
Zuiho EIII-xxx 3 white fuselage bands

2nd Carrier Division
Hiyo (available 31/7/42) DI-xxx 1 yellow fuselage band
Junyo DII-xxx 2 yellow fuselage bands
Ryujo (sunk 24/8/42) DIII-xxx 3 yellow fuselage bands

November 1942

On the 1st of November 1942 the tail codes and fuselage markings were again revised. The first number after the dash was a 1 for fighters, 2 for bombers, and 3 for attack-bombers.

3rd Fleet

1st Carrier Division
Zuikaku A1-1-xxx 1 white fuselage band
Shokaku A1-2-xxx 2 white fuselage bands
Zuiho A1-3-xxx 3 white fuselage bands

2nd Carrier Division
Hiyo A2-1-xxx 1 red fuselage band
Junyo A2-2-xxx 2 red fuselage bands
Ryuho (attached 12/6/43) A2-1-xxx ? 1 red fuselage band?

Beginning with the I-Go Operation in April 1943, photos indicate that the aircraft of either of the 2 carrier divisions assigned to temporary duty in the Solomons overpainted both the A prefix in their tail codes and the fuselage bands.

On 12 June 1943 the Ryuho was posted to the 2nd Carrier Division to replace the damaged Hiyo. The Hiyo Air Group was transferred to the Ryuho. In early July 1943 the 2nd Carrier Division aircraft were sent to Rabaul/Buin and were subsequently transferred to the 26th Air Flotilla on 1 Sept 1943.

September/November 1943

On 15 Sept 1943 the 1st Carrier Fleet adopted a new system of tail codes painted in either red or yellow. The numbers after the dash now only gave the aircraft number.

1st Carrier Fleet

1st Carrier Division
Shokaku 311-xx
Zuikaku 312-xx
Zuiho 313-xx

The 2nd Carrier Division was reconstituted on 1 Nov 1943 and used the same system of tail codes as the 1st Division.

2nd Carrier Division
Junyo 321-xx
Hiyo 322-xx
Ryuho 323-xx

[zmeT3KK]

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[zmeT3KK]

dalsia zaujimava foto, na ktorej dominuje vzlietajuca Ki-46, ale za pozornost stoji rad zer v pozadi a najma prve z lava v "karovanej" kamuflazi

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[zmeT3KK]

bokorysy na tri zera dve z toho priamo k teme

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zeros.JPG (20.25 KiB) Zobrazeno 3256 krát

[zmeT3KK]

Lt. Moriyasu Hikada v roku 1943 tesne pred zaciatkom operacie I-Go na Truku.

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Naposledy upravil zmeT3KK dne 09 bře 2012, 18:57, celkově upraveno 1

[zmeT3KK]

earliest model A6M5 mod.52 (?)

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[robert.vančata]

22ko (na křidélku je vidět táhlo k vyvažovací plošce)

[zmeT3KK]

ty vole to vidis ake detaily na tom malom obrazku
na fotke Hikadu je zaujimave oznacenie prislusnosti na topanke A1-3 plus zrejme meno pilota

[zmeT3KK]

este jedna fotka od prislusnikov lietadlovej lode Zuiho fotena v aprili 1943 na Truku
od lava Ozawa, Sato, Hidaka

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[zmeT3KK]

popiska hovori, ze ide o start zera z Hiyo k doprovodu g4m betty v aprili 1943

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[zmeT3KK]

a este som v jednej mojej knihe natrafil na zaber, ktory prostredim pripomina Rabaul, ale zobrazene A6M2 budu neskorsej vyroby a su od Nakajimy.

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[zmeT3KK]

zaujimave zera z Rabaulu so zvlastnym oznacenim

**EDIT** pridana tretia fotka

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Naposledy upravil zmeT3KK dne 05 bře 2012, 19:16, celkově upraveno 1

[Jozeff66]

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[zmeT3KK]

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