AVIATION IN PROFILE NORTH AMERICAN T-2 BUCKEYE
Colour notes (for other schemes, see further on):
US Navy (initial scheme): Overall gloss Insignia White ANA511 (FS17875), with high visibility markings in International Orange (FS12197). Matt black (FS37038) anti-glare panels. Lettering and numbering in Black (unless other- wise specified in caption). Arresting hook with black and white banding.
Carried on mid upper fuselage, both sides (BuNo 158326/22).
USNTPS insignia
North American T-2C Buckeye, BuNo 158326/22, operated by the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School, based at NAS Patuxent River, Maryland, 1980. Note the insignia of the USNTPS carried on the fin.
Insignia White
Testors MME: 1745 Testors MMA: 4696
North American T-2B Buckeye, BuNo 144218, operated by the Naval Air Development Centre, based at NAS Warminster, Pennsylvania, 1973. Of note is the main gear outer door finished in International Orange and the insignia of the NADC, carried on both sides of the fin. Also note the long nose probe.
North American T-2B Buckeye, BuNo 152442, operated by the HQ USMC Washington, based at Washing- ton DC,1976.
International Orange Testors MME: 2022 Testors MMA: 4682
Gold
North American T-2B Buckeye, BuNo 155224, operated by the HQ USMC Washington, based at Washington DC,1976. Finish is a special scheme of overall Insignia White, with gold and red trim. Other markings are as detailed above, with the insignia of the US Marine Corps carried on both sides of the fin.
Carried on mid upper fuselage, both sides (BuNo 158333).
North American T-2B Buckeye, BuNo 158333, operated by the Naval Air Development Centre, based at NAS Warminster, Pennsylvania, 1977. The fin chevron is in black with white lettering. Note NADC titles carried on the fuselage in black.
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