ATTACHMENT 3A_C-45G 51-11795 Color Markings and Insignia (CMI).pdf
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This is a Color Markings and Insignia (CMI) approval request memorandum from the Air Mobility Command Museum regarding the repainting of a C-45G aircraft (serial number 51-11795) currently in their collection. The aircraft, received by the museum in 1989, will be repainted from its current MATS paint scheme to a silver livery using Sherwin Williams Silver Brite or acceptable alternatives, with UV-resistant, Direct to Metal water-based latex paint for all other surfaces. Amarillo USAF font will be used for all alpha-numeric markings, with current markings serving as reference for paint and decal locations.
The repaint specifications include: fuselage, wings, engines, and landing gear in silver (17178) with white (17875) upper fuselage; black (17038) applied to the nose radome, glare shield, inboard engine nacelles, call numbers "11795" on vertical stabilizers in 9-inch lettering, propellers, and data plate information; blue (15044) for "U.S. AIR FORCE" fuselage markings in 9-inch letters and "USAF" wing markings in 30-inch letters with a 1.5-inch lay line dividing surfaces; and yellow (13538) for 3-inch propeller tips. National star insignia will be applied at 19 inches on the fuselage, 28 inches on wings, with 5.5-inch decals on propellers. All insignia sizes will be verified prior to application to match current aircraft markings. The request was submitted by the AMC Museum Director on December 29, 2025, for approval by AMC/HO.
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AIR MOBILITY COMMAND MUSEUM
1301 Heritage Road
Dover DE 19902 amcmuseum@us.af.mil
302-677-5938
MEMORANDUM FOR AMC/HO 29 December 2025
FROM: Air Mobility Command Museum
SUBJECT: C-45G 51-11795 Color Markings and Insignia (CMI) Approval Request
1. : C-45G 51-11795 was received by the Air Mobility Command Museum in 1989. The aircraft currently has a standard MATS paint scheme applied. It is requested that the aircraft be repainted in its current silver paint job. Sherwin Williams Silver Brite or acceptable alternative will be used for the overall silver paint scheme. UV resistant, Direct to Metal (DTM) water based latex paint will be used for all other painted surfaces. Amarillo USAF font will be used for all alpha-numeric markings.
Current markings will be used as reference for paint and decal locations.
2. All insignia and markings will match what is currently applied to the aircraft. Verify sizes of insignia and markings prior to application.
3. The aircraft will be painted as follows: fuselage, wings, engines, vertical and horizonal surfaces in silver (17178) with upper fuselage painted in white (17875). Landing gear and wheel wells will be painted silver. Tires will not be painted.
4. Black (17038) to be applied as follows: Nose radome and glare shield; inboard engine nacelles; 9” call numbers “11795” on outboard sides of both vertical stabilizers; Propellers; Data Plate information block in 1” letters on left side fuselage.
5. Blue (15044) to be applied as follows: “U.S. AIR FORCE” on left and right sides of fuselage with 9” letters; “USAF” to be applied to upper right and lower left-wing surfaces in 30” letters; 1.5” lay line dividing white top and fuselage.
6. Yellow (13538) Propeller 3” tips.
7. Insignia will be applied as follows: National star insignia on left and right fuselage with 19” stars;
upper left and lower right wings with 28” stars; 5.5” decals applied to propellers (see Figure 2).
mailto:amcmuseum@us.af.mil
Colors to be used:
Silver 17178 Insignia White 17875 Insignia Red 11136 Insignia Blue 15044 Black 17038 Yellow 13538
John Taylor Director, AMC Museum
Figure 1
Figure 2
| MEMORANDUM FOR AMC/HO 29 December 2025 |
| FROM: Air Mobility Command Museum |
| 2025-12-30T06:51:44-0500 | |
| TAYLOR.JOHNNY.L.1043587265 |
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