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Regarding your other post (#473), I've noticed how it says that "Paint Khaki Green (non gas-resisting) in lieu of Paint Khaki Green Standard Colour (gas resisting) J" was issued. Does that mean there was a shortage of gas-resisting KGJ paint in ~Jan 1943? Because if I remember correctly, gas-resisting KGJ was already issued in MC319 Jul 1942 (before that it was still non gas-resisting, i.e. MC301 Jan 1942). In other words, does that mean usage of gas-resisting paint pretty much evolved like this: KG3 gr. (MBI 94) => KG3 gr. or KGJ ngr. (MC301) => KGJ gr. (MC319) => KGJ ngr. (your #473) => 'Vehicle' colours gr. => KG3 gr. (late 1943) Well, or maybe I'm just reading too much into this. |
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