Ultimate Camouflage
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How to camoufage an aircraft factory:
http://www.eatliver.com/i.php?n=2350&source=rss
I understand that SAF have a dedicated unit to camouflage buildings, weapons,equipment etc in the past. I wonder if this skill is still relevant and practised now? -
WOW nice link
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Interesting things to note if u r in a army camp in tw. They plany very fine grass on the roof top of all buildings. So if u r looking from the sky, u hardly notice the concrete buildings.
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They also did this for the Boeing plant in Renton which produced the B-17 and B-29 bombers
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WOW
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Oh, no wonder the armoured vehicle sheds at ATC end with a civilian carpark on the roof.
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Ah a fellow Armour personnel...maybe we shouldn't include such details yar?Originally posted by ditzy:Oh, no wonder the armoured vehicle sheds at ATC end with a civilian carpark on the roof. 
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I wanna know how they Camouflage air strip?
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no wonder our gundam have a lighthouse above it.Originally posted by ditzy:Oh, no wonder the armoured vehicle sheds at ATC end with a civilian carpark on the roof. -
There are many ways to hide from enemies. One way is to confuse them. The other is to frighten them!!
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In the early days of the SAF development, the SAF Combat Engineers had some Israeli doctrine that trained our SAF Pioneers in the art of deception.
A whole battalion of camouflaged ''tanks'' can be realistically developed in a wooded laager area, and air photography will not be able to tell the difference.
False infra-red signature can be induced to enhance the deception, if such air recon assets are used by the Opposition to further clarify any doubt to such a ''deployment''.
The use of camouflage on a grand scale during WW2 had resulted in several successes for the allies.
Some of the most notable success in deception on a grand scale began during the built-up to the Battle of El Alamein, when a phantom army was created by the British Field Marshall Montgomery to deceive his German arch-rival General Rommel, and concealed the thrust of the real British troop movement.
Another success in deception was when the Allied Command created massive dummy invasion force - complete with dummy tanks, artillery, vehicle assembly points, and troop acomodation - and allowed Germany recon aircrafts to photograph the built-up with some ''token fierce resistance''.
This deception resulted in the German efforts being concentrated at the wrong place to resist the speculated landing sites.
As one move around in this Little Red Dot, can anyone be certain as to what one see ?