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A tunnel under London is built to accommodate those sheltering from air raids (c. 1941).

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Camouflage Design Drawings for U.S. Navy Commissioned Ships, U.S. Merchant Ships and British Ships. Type 3, Design C, Starboard Side, Sept. 1917.

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Blending seamlessly with the boulders, 1918? (The Women's Reserve Camouflage Corps of the National League for Women's Service.).

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How not to be seen, 1918? (The Women's Reserve Camouflage Corps of the National League for Women's Service.).

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To be seen, 1918? (The Women's Reserve Camouflage Corps of the National League for Women's Service.).

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Blending with the landscape, 1918? (The Women's Reserve Camouflage Corps of the National League for Women's Service.).

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Still footage from Iranian State TV on July 28, 2020, showing an Iranian mockup imitating a US aircraft carrier being encircled by speedboats during a military exercise near the Strait of Hormuz.

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An in flatable decoy tank designed by the British military and used by Allied forces during World War II (pictured in 1944 near Anzio), as part of Operation Fortitude, that was intended to make Germany believe that the main Allied invasion of Europe in 1944 would not be at Normandy.

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An in flatable decoy tank designed by the British military and used by Allied forces during World War II (pictured in 1944 near Anzio), as part of Operation Fortitude, that was intended to make Germany believe that the main Allied invasion of Europe in 1944 would not be at Normandy.

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A British Lancaster bomber over Kaafjord, Norway during the Operation Paravane raid on the German Battleship Tirpitz. Notice the heavy smoke curtain launched to hide the vessel. September 15, 1943. Tirpitz would be eventually sinked in On November 12, 1944 (IWM C 4873).

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