"what was measure 27 camouflage" Topic

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wardog	19 Jul 2018 1:53 p.m. PST
looking at ships camouflage site the page on light cruisers USS Manchester Cleveland class commissioned 1946 with measure 27 can't see any reference to this scheme on site ? can you describe it for me? were all remaining Cleveland cruisers painted this post war?
Coelacanth	19 Jul 2018 4:39 p.m. PST
Apparently a haze grey (5-H) scheme with dark grey decks; the 1953 Navy Ship Camouflage Instructions has a more complete description. link Ron

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