RAF Version of USAF T.O. 1-1-4?

[e8n2 211]

Don't know if this has ever been asked before, but does, or did, the RAF ever have its own version of the USAF Tech Order 1-1-4? That is the T.O. that covers such things as size of serial numbers on the tails of aircraft, what color the landing gear bays and doors are supposed to be, as well as the various different camouflage patterns to be used by aircraft.

Thanks,

Dave Shreeve

[brewerjerry 500]

Hi

I think there was a link to a copy of the RAF one, posted on the flypast forum,I might have downloaded a copy, I will try to search my backup hardrive in the next few days.

cheers

Jerry

[12jaguar 211]

Hi

I think there was a link to a copy of the RAF one, posted on the flypast forum,I might have downloaded a copy, I will try to search my backup hardrive in the next few days.

cheers

Jerry

Sounds like AP119A-0601 series, I think there was a thread on Flypast Forum about it

John

[dwh 111]

Sounds like AP119A-0601 series, I think there was a thread on Flypast Forum about it

John

I have a copy of this document in a zip file format, if you have problems locating it elsewhere.

It is a very usefull and informative document.

It expands into a 6 section pdf document each can be printed off as required.

I HAVE RECENTLY CHECKED THE FILE SIZE IT IS 167 mb too big for e-mails.

Can send sections

Derek

Edited December 3, 2011 by dwh

[Dave Fleming 2,034]

The copy that was published on Key relates to the early 70s - as with all these things, they change in time.

[e8n2 211]

I've been out of town for a few days so this was my first chance to catch up. Thanks for the info and I will be looking for the file.

[e8n2 211]

I have a copy of this document in a zip file format, if you have problems locating it elsewhere.

It is a very usefull and informative document.

It expands into a 6 section pdf document each can be printed off as required.

Derek

I would appreciate that. I did some searching for it earlier this morning and only came up with references to it but no links to download it.

Later,

Dave

[dwh 111]

I would appreciate that. I did some searching for it earlier this morning and only came up with references to it but no links to download it.

Later,

Dave

Dave

PM Sent

Derek

[dwh 111]

Sorry Guys.

Even the pdf files are too large to send by e-mail,

Will try and find a way to send.

There is still a link for complete file download still available

https://www.yousendit.com/dl?phi_action=app...qayttUUZjR0E9PQ

Again apologies

[Seahawk 2,125]

Sorry Guys.

Even the pdf files are too large to send by e-mail,

Will try and find a way to send.

There is still a link for complete file download still available

https://www.yousendit.com/dl?phi_action=app...qayttUUZjR0E9PQ

Again apologies

Many thanks: successfully downloaded. Well, it all ought to be in there somewhere. Many thanks again for the link.

[Robert 1,094]

Thanks for the link.

Some bedtime reading.

Robert

[e8n2 211]

Sorry Guys.

Even the pdf files are too large to send by e-mail,

Will try and find a way to send.

There is still a link for complete file download still available

https://www.yousendit.com/dl?phi_action=app...qayttUUZjR0E9PQ

Again apologies

I just now downloaded it. Many thanks, and I see a number of others are taking advantage of the link too!

Later,

Dave

[Phantome 1,158]

9 year bump... does anyone who downloaded that AP119A-0601 zip file still have it and would they be willing to share? (link doesn't work anymore, unsurprisingly)

 

Thanks!

[e8n2 211]

I still have the zip file, but have no idea where to post the file to for a new link.  I doubt if Flickr would let me post a PDF file.  Anybody else have an idea or a newer working link?

Later,

Dave

[alt-92 217]

OneDrive/GoogleDrive? seeing as you get these offered with any Windows PC or Android phone/tablet...

[e8n2 211]

13 hours ago, alt-92 said:

OneDrive/GoogleDrive? seeing as you get these offered with any Windows PC or Android phone/tablet...

Don't want anything to do with Google or even One Drive.  Don't trust them to leave your stuff alone or not be vulnerable to hacking.  Just got through with a lot of work related training that included what should be obvious to anyone, don't post classified information on a third party cloud system.

Later,

Dave

[757flyer 18]

I too would be interested in a digital copy of AP119A-0601.  I contacted the RAF Museum about getting a copy, but that would be a paper photocopy, which I would prefer to avoid if possible...

 

Thanks,

Mike

[JayBee 63]

On 1/23/2020 at 9:57 PM, e8n2 said:

I still have the zip file, but have no idea where to post the file to for a new link.  I doubt if Flickr would let me post a PDF file.  Anybody else have an idea or a newer working link?

Later,

Dave

 

What about Mediafire, Wetransfer?

[Hornet133 102]

Mediafire is easy to use for people who are not used to download sites.

[e8n2 211]

13 hours ago, JayBee said:

 

What about Mediafire, Wetransfer?

Are you required to have an account with them?  Has anyone done a new search for AP119A-0601?  I can tell you that it really wasn't what I expected at first, but fits in with the RAF way of doing things.  There are just a few drawings which are set for things like the wingspan and number of engines.  If you have ever seen the basic drawings of the camo patterns used by the RAF during WW II, then you will have and idea of what I am talking about.  For example, all of the USAF fighter types using in Vietnam had their own particular scheme.  The RAF would have used the same basic pattern for each fighter type. 

Later,

Dave

 

I just did a fresh search on AP119A-0601 and it is not around anymore, at least that I could find.

Edited January 27 by e8n2
New Info

[Dave Fleming 2,034]

It's worth pointing out that, whilst the AP119A dealt with generals, each individual aircraft type had it's own set of paint scheme drawings which detailed the colours,  pattern and location of markings.