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Miles Martinet, No.2 APS, RAF, 1950
Aircraft: Miles Martinet TT.1
Status: Version 1.0
X-plane version: 8.64+
About:
This is a fairly typical livery for a post-war Martinet.
The main reason for this finish was to warn pilots of other aircraft of possibility that the tug was towing and therefore had right of way in the air. During WW2, RAF training gliders also used this distinctive marking for simmilar reasons.
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