When the 95th flew its first operational mission on to St. What follows is a chronological review of the major alterations affecting the 95th's markings and camouflage. There was a transitional period because no bombardment group stood down from operations because a portion of the bombers were not properly marked. Throughout this section, one axiom governs namely, the issuance of instructions did not necessarily imply immediate alteration to existing camouflage or marking systems. Rust's Eighth Air Force Story (Historical Aviation Album, 1978) Dana Bell's Air Force Colors, Volume 2, ETO & MTO 1942-45 (Squadron/Signal, 1980) and Steve Birdsall's B-17 Flying Fortress in Color (Squadron/Signal, 1986). Freeman's The Mighty Eighth (Jane's, 1970) Kenn C. This section is not intended to replace the detailed discussion in Roger A. Accordingly, it is important to understand the concepts employed in the application of camouflage and markings.
Photographs provide an historical record as to what the B-17Fs and Gs assigned to the 95th Bombardment Group looked like, but these photographs may show a variety of camouflage and markings.
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