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MILITARY SPECIFICATIONFOR

INSIGNIA AND NARKINGS FUR NAVALi?S&PONSSYSTBiS

TAME OF COlWEN2S

SCOPE

1.1 scope1.1.1 Naval and Marine Corps weapons systems

1.1.2 Othar than Naval end Marine Corpe ~apons systems1.1.3 Foreign government aircraft

APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

2.1 Specifications, etamiarda,

APPLICATION

3,1 Cmt ractor requirements3.1.1 Ineignia and amrkinw3.1.2 Drewioga3.2 Service requirements

MATERJALS

4.1 Materials4.2 Decalc-iae.4.2.1 size8

drawinge and publication

4.2.1.1 National Ir@ignia dacalmmaoias4.2.1.2 Oecalc-ia letter heights4.3 blor md glees of Urking materials

RSQUIIWS172SFOR THS NATIONAL AIRCRAFT INSIGNIA

5.1 Desisn and location5.1.1 Heavier-than-aircraft5.2 Application

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6. RP4JUIRFMENTSFOR HEAVIER-THAN-AIRIDENHFICATXON MARKINGS

6.1 Letters and numerala6.1.1 Form6.1.2 Color and gloss6.2 Identificationmarking requirements6.2.1 Helicopters6.2.2 Sesearch aircraft6.2.3 Experimentalaircraft6.2.4 Target aircraft and guided missiles6.2..4.1 Target alrcrsft6.2.5 Rotocycles

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8. RSQUIRIMEXTSFOR liISCFLLANWJSMARKINGS - TNANIDENTIFICATIONMANK2NGS

8.1 Letters and nunmrals8.2 Parts markinga8.3 Etuargencyeecape markings8.4 Doping code markingsS.5 Naval aviation insignia8.6 Wing-tip floata (P-5 only)8.7 Sxterne21y carried fuel tanka8.8 Radio call markings8.9 Individuali.SWhelicopter identificationmarkings8.10 Production block markinga

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9.1 Markings for large seaplanaa and amphibian9.1.1 Wing tipa9.1.1.2 WinS tips9.1.2 Wing, center section (upper surface only)9.1.3 Hull9.1.3.1 Null (Raar section)9.1,3.2 Hull (Forwardsection)9.1.3.3 Hull (Eettumsection)9.1.4 Identificationnumbers9.2 Markings for helicopters9.3 Markings for othar aircraft

10. QUALITY ASSUR4NCE PROVISIONS

10.1 Smponslbility for inspection10.2 Workmanship inspection

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B~H OF SRVICE MARKINGAll models except transports (VR) and Naval Attach~(fiUSNA)●ircraftTmnaport Aircraft (VR)uaval Attachi (ALUSNA)aircraftKODEL DESIGNATIONSUREAU AIWLANR SER2ALNUMBER \UNIT AIRCSAFT HONESALSQUADMU DESIGNATIONAll wdele except Transports (VR)Tranaport Aircraft (v’R)RESERVE AIRCRAPT NARRINCSSTATION NAUBIN=RUHEN’Z~ING TRiINING AIRCRAFT STRIPENAVAL ATTACH (ALUSNA)AIRCSAF2 MASXINGSSEMCE AND RFSCUE AIRCRA~ MARRINGS

BRANCH OF SBRVICE MARRINGAll models except Naval Attach~ (ALUSNA)aircraftKaval Attache’(ALUSHA)aircraftUNIT IDENTIFYINGLETTERUNIT AIRCRAFT NUMERALSTATION OR UNIT NAMEINSTRUMEU2FLYING TRAINING AIRCRAF2 STRIFENOSPITALAIRCNAF2 RED CROSSNAVAL ATTACMB (ALUSNA)AIRCRAP2 MARKINGSSEARCH AND RRSCUE AIRCRAFT MARRINGS

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MILITARY SPECIFICATION

INSIGNIAAND NARKINGS FOR NAV~ VSAPONS STST~S

This specificationhas been approved bythe Naval Air SysternsCommand, Departmentof the Navy.

1. SCOPE

1.1 &QI?!?- ThiB apecification establishes the requiremmtafor the insignia and mrkinge to be applied to the exterior surfaces ofall haavier-than-airNaval and Marine Corps weapons ayateme, as wall asthose procured for other government agenciea end foreign countries under

LNavy centracts, in accordancevlth the directivaa of the Chicf of NavalOperationa.

1.1.1 Nava3 and Nerine Cozpe weapona uysteme - The requirementfor the insignia end markings include eize, color, and approximateloca-tion, ae ahowm in the supplementary figures of this specification. Thesupplementaryfigures of this apecification are included for guidanca only,and the location of insignia and markings may be varied, if required, dueto the configurationor other conaiderationaof a particular aircraft ortype of aircraft. The exterior colorrequirementsfor Naval aircraft arecontained in ML-C-18263 (AS). In the event of conflict with the markingrequirenenteof other apecificationa,the requirementsof thie specifica-tion ehall apply, (Refer to Table 1, Note 1.)

1.1.2 Other then Naval and Marine Corps weapona ayetema - Therequirementsfor the insignia end markinga, including eize, color, andaPPrOfi~te location for other than Naval and Narine Corps weapona eyatemeprocured under Navy contractg shall conform to the applicable apscificationsand publications listed in Section z.

1.1.3 Foreign government aircraft - The requirementsfor theinsignia and markings, including size, color, and approximate locatien, forforeign government aircraft procurad under Navy contracta shall be aa shownin the supplementaryfiguraa of this specification,except that the U.S.National Insignia shall be replaced by the insignia of the foreign government


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purchasingthe aircraft, a,~dBranch of Service markings shall not be appliad.The ir.aignia,togetherti.ch flaah insignia for vertical tail surfacee orrudde: and markings, if required, for a number of foraign governmentsaresho%m in the supplementaryfiguresof this specification. Insignia for

foreigngovernmentsnot shon herein will be fumiahed by the Naval ~rSystems Command, if required to be applied.

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2. APPLICABLEDOCUMSNTS

2.1 The folloving documentsof the issue in effect on date ofinvitationfor bids or request for proposal, form a part of this speclfica-tion to the extent specifiedherein.

SPECIFICATIONS

Federal

DDD-F-416

I Military

I MIL-I-6140ML-F-7179

NIL-C-18187

M2L-C-18263HIL-C-18264

MIL-s-19722HIL-P-21600MIL+4-25047PIIL-A-25165

MIL-D-23890MIL-F-38477

MIL-M-43719

Flag, National, United Statea of America, andFla8, Union Jack

Insignia: National,AlrcraftFinishes and Coatinge;Cenersl Specificationafor Protection of Aircraft and Aircraft Parta .0

Coating, Protective;for Fabric Surfacea of/drcraft, Application of d

Colors; Sxterior, Naval Aircraft RequirementsforFinishes;Organic, Aircraft; ApplicationControlof

Stencil,Marking, Paper,Preseure-eemsitivePaint, Flwrescent, Semvable, for Aircraft Use!lerkf.ngafor Airplanea and Wrplane ParteAircraft !hce.rgcncySscape System, Idantificatirmof

Decalcomaniae,Proceae for Application ofPlastic Material, Pressure 8cnsitive,For Air-craft Idencification Marking

Marking Materisls and !ierkera,Adhaalve, Elasto-meric, Pigmented

STANDARDS

Federal

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PUBLICATIONS

Bureau of Naval Weapons Instruction

13100.7 Designating,Redesignatingand Naming MilitaryAircraft

Army Technical Bullecim,,

TB AVN7 Painting and Marking nf Army Aircraft

Air Force Technical Order

T.O. 1-1-636 Insignia and Merkings for U.S. Air Force Aircraft

Military Air Traneport Service Manuel

No. 66-1 ~rkinge for NATS Aircraft,NATS Aircraft Mainte-nance ~gineering Nanuel Part III, Ch. 1.1

tiast Guard Paint and Color Manual

Coaet Guerd 14anual Insignia and Merkinge for U.S. Coast GuerdCG 263 Section 3, AircreftParagraph 3-15

(Wheo requestingeny of the applicabledocuments, refer to both titleand nwnber. Copies of this specificationand other unclaeaifiedspecifice-tinne and dravlngs requiredby the contractor in comection with epecificprocurementfunctions ehould be obtained upoa applicationto the CommandingOfficer, Navel Supply Dapot (Code CDS), 5801 Tabor Avenue, Philadelphia,Penneylvenia 19120. All other documents should ba obtained from the pro-curing activity or ae directed by tbe contractingofficer.)

(Copieeof Military Air Traneport Barvicel!anuelmay be obtained fromCmmaender,Neadquertera,Military Air Transport Service, Scott Air ForceBese, St. Louis, Missouri.)

(Copiesof Coaer Guerd Paint and Color Manuel mey be obtained fromCmmnend~t, U.S.N.W., Washington

3. APPLICATION

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Coast Guard Readquartere,ServiceDivision, 1300 E. Street,25, D.C.)

Contractorrequirements-

Insignia end merkings - Centractore shall apply all in-eignia and markings. includinE identificationplates for the aircraft andmajor assemblies.-endweming-and instruction&rkings, except the following:

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Unit J~entifyingLettersUnit Aircraft Nu=ralsStationor Unit NamaNaval Aviation InsigniaRadio Call Markings

* 3.1.2 Drawinga - On all production contracts, the contractorshall submit to the Naval Plant RepresentativeOffice (NAVPLANTREPO)forapprOv~ a SUitably dimensionedthree-viewdrawing or drawings, and anyrevisions theraof, ehowing the size and location of the insignia andmarkings (exceptthose markings specified in paragraph 3.1.1) prescribedin this specification. An addi:ional copy shell be sent to the lkrgineeringSpecificationand StandardsDepartment, Naval Air ?ingineeringCanter, Code .X-3, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania19112, for informationand review.

3.2 Service,requirements- Naval Air activities shell applyother markings, which are not required to be applied by the centractor.In addition,markinga, duplicating those specifiedherein, may be appliadto other areas of the aircraft at the discretionof cognizant commands asan operationalaid; provided such markinge are not prohibitedby carnouflagerequirementsor other conaideratinns,or conflictwith the markings pre-scribed herein in the area selected.

4. MATSRIALS

4.1 Materials - Finish materia2e conforming to MIL-F-7179 andMIL-C-18263,shall be used for che applicationof insignia and markings.Finishes shall be applied in accordancewith NIL-F-18264.

* 4.2 DecS3ccmlaniae- Dacalcomanieemay be used for application.—of tbe national inaig.iaand other markings on aircraft and missiles. Whendecalcomenias are used, they shall be of an apprevad type cnnforming toMIL-P-38477or MIL-M-43719. then declcornaniaaare used, materials shall becomparablein durability,appearance,and all-around utility vith markingappliedby painting. Applicationof decalcorcamiasshall in no way bedeleteriousto the surface to which applied. Decalcomaniaashall not beapplied ovar brazier head rivats. Apply in accordancewith MIL-D-23890.

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4.2.1.1 National insignia decalc-iae - Natiorialinsignia de-calcouaniasshall be available in blue circle diawxers (excludingborder)of not lass than 10 nor more than 60 Inches; the 10- to 35-inch diametereshall be in 5-inch incrementsand tha 40- to 60-inch diameters shall be in10-inch increments.

4.2.1.2 Decalcotcsnialetter heights - Decalcomanialetter heightsshall be as follows:

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L’ sm.sll: 1, 2, J, 4-1/2, and 6 inches highMedium: 9, 12, 15, 18, and 21 inches highLsrge: 24, 30, 42, and .48inches highLetter sizes larger than 48 inches high: 12-inch increment

Dfnrensionsfor letters 2 inches in height or less shall be compatible tothe nearest l/16-inch fractional dimension tp retain bagic 1/3 ratios~forheight, width and stroke, e.g., for letters 1 inch in height, 15/16 inchwould be a cotmuenauratedimension for letter width 5/8 inch and stroke 3/16inch. For lightar-than-aircraft, special letter and numeral sizes of 40end 54 inches in height till be evailable.

4.3 Color and R1OS8 of marking meteriala - The color and glossof marking materiala used shell conform to M2L.-C-18263and as apecifiedherein. The colors shell be selected from those lieted in FSD-STD-595.For non-camouflagedaircraft, the marking msteriala end decalcomsniaausedshell be gloea,y,unleas otherwise specified. For camouflageaircraft, themarking msteriela and declcomaniea used shall be non-specular in areascoated or partially coated vlth non-specoLar finiah, except that amsllmaintenancemerkinga may be either gloefiyor non-specular.

5. RSQUIRSMShTSFOR THE NATIONAL AIRCRAFT INSIGNIA

5.1 Design and location - The design of the national ineigniafor all militery afrcraft shall conform to the requirementsof MIL-I-6140,

Land the location on aircraft shell be es specified In the followingpara-graphs.

5.1,1 Heavier-tham-aircreft - The national insignia shall beapplied to the tinge and fuselege of ell Navel end Marine Corps weaponsaysteme, including experimentalmedels, and located as shown in the figuresof Appendix 1. The ineignia ehall not be applied on wings of research air-craft whan the applicationof euch ineignia interfereswith che aerodynamicsof the aircraft. For helicopters, the national insignia shall be locatedon the fuaelage aa shown in applicable figurea of Appendix 1.

5.2 Application - Applicationof national insigniaby paintingshall be in accordancevith MIL-F-18264, A stencil, conforming to MIL-S-19722, or other suitable type of mask, ehall be ueed to produce a sharpoutline. Decalcomeniaamey be applied either on ff.nishedor unfinishedsurfacea.

6. REQUIREMENTSFOR HEAVIER-THAN-AIRID~ IFICATIONMARKINGS

6.1 Lettere end numerals -

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and numerals shall be ca’.culatedaccording to a percentage of the height,(reiarto Figure 2), and the width of the individualstrokes forming themshal. be l/6th of the height, except as modified herein. (See 4.2.1.2).

6.1.2 Celc,rend tioae - All letters and numerals shall be eitherblack or white, depending on the color of the background upon which theyare applied. The color shall be one of the greatest contract in order toyield maximum visibility’.The marking msteriala used shall be glossy, unleaeothervise apecified, and shall conform to the requirementsof Section 4.For mall maintenanceor service markings, orange-yellowFED. STD. ColorNo. 13538 shall be used in lieu of black or white unless otherwise apecified. -

6.2 Identificationmarking requir~ts - The identificationmerking requiremcits for all alrcraft, except aa specified below, are con-tained in Table I +d typical esamplaa of markinge are shown in figuresofAppendix I.

6.2.1 Helicopters- The typical identificationmarking require-ments for helicopters shall be ae ehown in the applicable drawimgs ofAppendix 1.

6.2.2 Reeearch aircraft - The identificationmarking requirementsof this specificationdo not apply to military eircraft ueed for researchprojects. The markings of aueh aircraft are subject to Naval Air SyatemeCoonnandapproval in each casa.

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6.2.3 Experimentalaircraft - Experi&entalzmdels shell be mnrked daa spacified in Table 1, insofar aa practicable. In addition, the marking“U.S. NAVY” shall be applied on the upper eurface of the right wing and onthe bottom surface of the left wing, in a siwilar location to the metionalaircraftIneignia on thr oppositewing. The height of the letters shellbe the largest poasibla size that can be accouawdatedon the aircraft,selacted from the followf.mgetendard eizes: 12, 16, 20, 24, 30, or 36inches.

6.2.4 Target aircraft end @ided miasilea - Target aircraft endSS type guided mieailes with vlnge (excludingstabilizing fins) incorporatedshall hava cha natiomal insignia applied, In accordancewith MIL-I-6140,end -shall be marked se specified in Table I, insofar as practicable. The sizeof the letters and numerala ehall be as epecified in Table I, insofar aspracticable. If requirad, due to apace limitations,the size ULZYbe reduced .proportionately. For all other types of guided missiles, only the serialnumber and mdel deaignation, if applicable,ehall be applied.

6,2.4.1 Target aircraft - Target aircrafc ehall have the werd“TARCMZ” applied, in one-inch high lettere (miniunnn)along the port side ofthe forward and aft sectione of the fuselage, the starboard side of themid-sectionof the fuselage, the top side of each wing asaembly, inboard

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6.2.5 Rotocyclaa -toentsfor rotocycles shell beAppendix 1.

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8.1 Letters and numerals - Tha requirementsfor lettara andnumerals shaLl be as specified in paragraph 6.1 and subparagraphs. Alllettera and nuwra2s shell ba ona inch in haight, udess otherwise speci-fied. If required, due to spece limitation on smaller types of aircraft,one-inch high lettare end numerals may be reducad to one-half inch inheight, vith their width end width of the Individualstroke being reducedproportionatelY.

8.2 Parts markings - Markings for parts, structuralassemblies,fluid lines, wiring controls, servicing pointe, etc. aha21 be fn acwrd~cewith MIL-M-25047.

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- Markings for amergency eecapesyeteme shall be in accordancewith MIL-A-25165.

● 8.3.1 WarninK merkin.qe- Jet engina intaka and blast warning,fuselase propellerwarning end etripea and helicopter tall boom warningmarkings sha21 conform to MIL-M-25047.

8.4 Doping code markinga - Shall be applied in accordancewith MIL-C-1S187W

8.5 Nava2 avletian ineignia - Aircraft units are authorizedto display Naval aviation inalgnia in an appropriatelocation on aircraft,as fleet commenderamay prescribe, in accordancewith the requirementsofapplicable Chief of Nava2 Operations directivaa. No other creata, emblems,individual squadron Ineignia, campaign and commendationreplicaa, etc.,shall be painted on or affixed to the exterior etructure of aircraft, exceptas authorized in applicableCNO directivea or as apecified herein.

8.6 Wing-tip floats (P-5 only) - Apply a ona-inch white stripe,FSD. STD. Color Wo. 17875, on the inboard side of Model P-5 ai.rcraft wing-tip floats, centered at float W.L. 20 and parallel to the load water lineof the aircraft.

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carriei fuel tanks shall Le stenciled in black paint with station numeral/letLe~ symbol in two placea, one outboard forward and one inboard aft.Cen:+rline tanks shall have one stencil forward right hand and one stencilaft left hand. Msrkin;;sshall be a minimum of 3 inches in length and notto exceed 4 inches in height.

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8,8 Radio call markings - Radio call nuubera, consistingofnot leas then the laat four digits of the aircraft aerial number, shall beapplied on all aircraft, except those which do not have radio equipment.These numbers shall be applied to beth sides of the vertica2 stabilizerend rudder asaembly, or to each outboard side, as applicable. On sotarywing aircraft, if required, or if space limitatlonedo not petit onother aircraft, theee nvmbera ehall be applied aft along the fueelage, oraft along each side, or outboard aide of the tail boom, ae applicable.

8.9 Individue2ASW helicopter identificationmarkings - 2ndi-vidual helcdpters eeelgned to the ASW miseinn shall have large aide, top(centeredon tranamieeionfairing) and bew fuselagemarkings applied forvisual identification. These msrkinga ehall cotteietof one-dig%t numeralor two-digitoumerale, as cognizant cenmiendamay prescribe, appliad on thebow, the topaide, end on each aide of the fuselage. The aiza of thenumral shall be the largest size peeeible, but in w caee less than 48inches in height axcept that two-digit numere2s may be reduced proportion-ately, if space limltations or other coneiderationerequire. These markings ~ o

shall be located in areaa such ae net to interferewith the other msrkingsrequiredherein. Refer to paragraph 1.1.1. .-

8.10 Production block markinga - Freductionblock markingsshall be applied in accordancevith BuWeps Inatrection13100.7.

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Wing tips -

Wleg tip floata and etruts aha22 be painted oraage-yellew, .WM. 33538.

Wing tips - Refer to MIL-c-18263 for finieh requirements.

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The uppar surface ofportion of the engine

yellow, %1. S2T~ Color No. 33548,totwo engine nacelles. A black border,in width shall be added outboard.

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impoaed; refer to 6.1.2 for color and gloss. Centered aft of the word“RESCUE”, the appropriateidentificationnuceeraleand/or letters shall beadded, Letters and numerals ehell be 36 inches high and formed in accord-ance with 6.1.1 and Figure 2.

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Hull (Ra.sreection) - A 36-inch band, orange-yellow,FEO.33538, approximately 3 feet fonrard of the leading edge ofstabilizer,shell encircle the aft portion of the hull,onto the last stap or keel. M 6-inch stripee, black, FEO.17038, shell be edded as bordere,

Hull (Forwardsection) - h orange-yellowrectangle, FRO.33538, whose length shell be equal to iihreetimes its height,

shall be painted on each aide of the fo-ard part of the hull and centeredbetween the leeding edge of the wing and the bow. A 2-inch black stripe,FEO. STD. Color No. 17038, ehall border the rectangle. Tha height of therectangle shell be 33 percent of the vertical dimsneion of the projectionof the fuselage side at the point of application,except that the heightof this rectangle shell be not greater then 36 nor lees them 20 inchesexcluding the border. The rectangle shall be located as near as possibleto the center of the vertical projection of tile fueelege at the point ofapplication. The national aircraft insignia,which normelly would occupythie space, shall be located aft on the hull to clear this marking.

.-9.1.3.3 Hull (Eottomsection) - On the bottom of the hull, betveen

the bow end the main step, end extending faom chine to chine, the searchand rescue Identificationnumerela and/or letters shell be painted. Thetop of tha letters end/or nmraf.s shall be at the pnrt chine of the hull(see 6.1.2),

9,1.4 Identificationnumbere - The search and rescue Identifi-cation numbers and/or lattera shall b~approximately 2/3 of the height ofthe orange-yellow rectangle.

9.2 Markings for helicopters - The word “RESCUE” shall be ap-plied at the widest pert of the top (aft of the e?iclosure)and bottom ofthe fuselage, ueing vertical block letters aa large aa apaca will permit.The words “AR4NDON CHUTE” ehall be applied on the bottom of the fu;elagaofall search and reecue helicopters, and at the discretion of cognizant com-mands to other helicopters engaged in search end rescue work, in an appro-priate location so aa to be readily visible from below. The letteringehall be the largeat possible size which can be acconwdated on the heli-copter, selected from the follewlng standard eeriee of aizea: 12, 16, 20,24, 30, 36 inchee.

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for large seaplanes and amphibian, nhall be of a size and shape expropriateto the size and ehepe of the .eircreft.

10. QUALITY ASSUSANCE PROVISIONS

10.1 Responsibilityfor inspection- Unless otherwise epecifiedin the contract or Purchaee order, the supplieriS responsible for the Per-fo-ce of all inapectinn requirementsas-epecified herein. Except aaotherwise specified in the contract or order, the suppliermy wee his ovoor any other facilitiee euitable for the perfonoance of the inspectionre-quir-ta epecified herein, unless disapprovedby the Government. TheGovernmentraeerves the right to perform any of the inapectioaaeet forth .in the specificationwhere euch inspectionsare deemed neceeeary to assure.supplieaand aervicaa confom to prescribed raquiramants.

10.2 Workmanship Inspection - Insignia and msrkinga shall besubject to inspection for quality of workmanship. Any insignia and mark-ings which are not applied in accordancewith the highest grade of workcan-ehip ehall be removed and raapplied.

11. NOTES

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National Insigniaof BrazilStarFlash

National Insignia and Markings of Braz11ia1 NavyAircraft

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National Insigniaof Federal Republic of G:rmanycrossFlash and Roundel

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National Insignia of Italy (COCARDE)

Example of Italian Aircraft Karkinrs

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a. The letter “N” is 6 blocks high , as are all the figures, and k. 5blocks wide; therefore, the width of the let!tershould be 75 percent ofthe height.

b. The letter “A” 1s 5.5 blocks wide, therefore the width should be92 percent of the height.

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