Fuchida's KATE carried the following markings:
PAINT SCHEME:
IJN Dk. Green over Light Grey under surfaces with a black painted nose and engine cowl up to the windscreen. During the PH operation it also carried a solid red tail and horizontal stabs.
NATIONAL INSIGNIA: Type 1 red disks (no outline) on all six positions.
NUMBERING:
AI-301 Numbers are yellow in color.
AI was the code for the carrier AKAGI, Ist Carrier, 1st Carrier Division
301: "3" is the code number for the Torpedo Bombers from the Akagi. (Fighters carred a number starting with 1, Dive Bombers a number starting with 2.) "01" Was the first aircraft of the Chutai.
The a/c also carried a large "1" on the underside of each wing between the wheels and national insignia.
FUESLAGE BAND:
Single broad red band with white outlines. One Red band was the marking for the Akagi up till the time she was sunk at Midway. The red color was the designate for the 1st Carrier Division. (KAGA was the 2nd carrier of the 1st Carrier Div. so her aircraft carried two red stripes on their fuselage.)
TAIL MARKINGS:
One broad yellow stripe above numbers. Two broad yellow stripes below numbers.
The one yellow stripe above the numbers was to mark a "Lieutenant's" rank. (The a/c was assigned to his pilot, Lt. Matuzaki not Cmdr. Fuchida.)
The two stripes below the number are the designate of a Flight Leader.
On your pic it appears the red tail has been painted over. Hard to tell with B&W photos of the era.
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