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To Fool a Glass Eye: Camouflage Versus Photoreconnaissance in World War II
Examines both Allied and Axis camouflage of equipment and buildings during World War II, and the ways military experts were able to identify objects in photographs
192 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1998
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May 21, 2012
It's amazing that a book like this can be published. It's mostly declassified aerial (and some terrestrial) photos and the process of photo interpretation both failures and successes (camo successes, pages from Nazi captured Soviet camo manuals, etc.). A stereo viewer (not the red-green kind) is useful for a few of the small number of photo pairs.
Stanley appears in a recent Nova on image intelligence, so he must still be alive.
Stanley appears in a recent Nova on image intelligence, so he must still be alive.
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