I imagine striking a match, or dropping hot ash, inside this heavily camouflaged Japanese military vehicle could lead to interesting consequences.
Peter
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I imagine striking a match, or dropping hot ash, inside this heavily camouflaged Japanese military vehicle could lead to interesting consequences.
Peter
how about a miniature version to sweep my kitchen floor?
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I remember reading that during WWII the Germans would hide tanks or anti-tank guns in stacks of hay. After falling for it once or twice. US tanks would shot WP into every hay stack just because there might be a gun or tank inside it.
Having a big stack of green in a barren field is not camouflage.
Gerry
Duck hunters have been doing this to their boats for years… 🙂
It's good to see the Japanese military turning over a new leaf.
Would this actually work in the middle of the desert?
Or on the rolling plains with sparse presence of trees or vegetation?