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....with this picture? Take a close look (enlargeable photo), and see if you can spot the mistake...

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....for the record, it's a 475th Air Base Wing UH-1P somewhere over Japan in 1978 - and you don't have to be a rotorhead to figure out the error...

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Got it in one. Just goes to prove it's not just us modellers who sometime apply decals the wrong way around...

....all US military markings specs - TM 1-1500-345-23, MIL-STD-2161, and TO 1-1-4 - quite clearly indicate that when worn on upper and/or lower surfaces, the 'top' point of the US national insignia's star always faces forward...

....whoever applied this one got it, as we Brits say, "arse about face"...

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6 hours ago, Dutch said:

And I was just glad to see that the vehicles were driving on the British side of the road. 😏

 

And by "British" you mean, of course, 'correct'... :thumbsup:

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