• @Icaria
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    181 year ago

    Prior to D-Day, The Allies had inflatable tanks and trucks to disguise where the real buildup was. Pretty classical tactic.

    • @Dkarma
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      271 year ago

      Those cast shadows. Look at this pic again. These idiots aren’t fooling anyone except NK blurry ass satellite.

      • @[email protected]
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        71 year ago

        Or perhaps a blurry ass camera in a drone at night. You might be surprised what can work at times. At least it will cause someone to waste a bit more time studying the photos to be sure of what they are.

      • Lols [they/them]
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        1 year ago

        i mean, with the amount of effort this took even a single quick glance resulting in a miss would be a pretty big win

        its a silly idea but theres hardly any reason not to try it

        not to mention that its probably still pretty effective in low visibility situations

        • @Dkarma
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          11 year ago

          I guarantee whoever looked at this image the first time laughed their ass off. The only reason we are even seeing it is cuz it is such a joke

    • @Madison420
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      31 year ago

      We’ve quite literally done the same thing in area 51 and quite honestly most of our test facilities and skunk works. The sr71 pretty literally had a bunch of janky designs painted around Radar testing facilities to throw off the Russians.