USN a/c carriers in the Atlantic during WWII, a/c schemes? What if?

The US used Escort Carriers (CVE) in the Atlantic during WW2. The USS Bogue springs to my mind when discussing US carriers in the Atlantic:

Didn't Accurate Miniatures do a TBF or TBM in Atlantic markings?

RobG

Don't forget the USS Ranger during Torch - and later when relegated to training. No on second thought include Torch as training too - lethal fire training. On or off, she had to be painted in one of the measures.

Which raises a question in my mind apart from what the original poster asked - did USN ships assigned to the Med use an Atlantic scheme or something else? Especially at the time of Anvil, Dragoon. The Med not being easily confused with the North Atlantic and all. Just curious. No biggie since the only boat project I have on tap for some time to come is a schnellboote.

WmB

What year? What ship? And what month?

Silver and yellow, neutrality patrol grey, blue grey over light grey, dark gull grey over white, some three color and some carriers >

Ms12 or Ms12mod for Ranger during Torch.

Ms1, Ms2, Ms3, Ms12, Ms12mod, Ms21, Ms22, Ms16, Ms15, Ms13, a few rare Ms14, British WA, British Mountbatten Pink, British Admiralty Disruptive...what ship, month and year?

"Which raises a question in my mind apart from what the original poster

asked - did USN ships assigned to the Med use an Atlantic scheme or something else?"

The "Atlantic" scheme was anti-submarine. Torch and Dragoon air groups used standard Navy schemes of the time--Blue/grey, three color or all over blue.