Military Tactics
Dazzle Camouflage: The Wonder That Worked in World War I
Dodging the enemy in a battlefield is always a strategy of paramount importance. During World War I, Germany came up with U boat, the submarine, which could move below the surface of the water. The ...
Bir Singh
Jan 03
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Anti Tank Dog: The Soviet ‘Masterplan’ that Backfired to Disastrous Effects
During the Second World War, the Soviet Union came up with the novel concept of ‘Anti Tank Dog’ or ‘Hundminen’, also commonly known as ‘Dog Mines’. They used dogs, particularly German Shepherds, and attached explosives ...
Dipanjana Mukherjee
Oct 07
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Ghost Army of 23rd Headquarters Special Troops Dodged Enemy by Fooling and Scooting
Seeing is believing. A ‘fake’ seen from distance may appear as true. That’s camouflage, a potent of warfare tactic. What appears as a tree from distance may actually be a gun-toting soldier with a finger ...
Bir Singh
Sep 07
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