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September 25th 05, 09:30 AM
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John T wrote:
German markings: Most swastikas were a small one on the vertical fin. Leave it off if you want. German crosses, IMHO, are OK. Japanese markings: as far as I'm concerned, copy them 100%. I seriously doubt there are going be many people concerned about it, other than the PC types who think the Japanese were "victims" because of the the nukes. For them, I give a eye roll. Some things, like the swastikas, can offend a race of people, even if its historically correct, becasue of its connections. OTOH, I know of no markings from the Japanese that would be offensive. The rising sun, maybe, but I doubt it. I suppose China, Burma, Korea and the like would not be a good place to fly your airplane if it has Japanese markings. Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired 
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