Most Insane Camouflage in the World

The art of disguising or hiding things such as people, vehicles, using certain types of

camouflage

is something that has been practiced for decades and especially in armies around the

world

. If you can hide your army, you have the advantage, but some may not be believed. Of the amazing things that technology has helped create, think that a Harry Potter invisibility cloak is something that only appears in the movie, then you better stay and see some of the

most

amazing

camouflage

1 trees. It may seem strange to want to camouflage trees, but in this case, it was really useful, you may be wondering why I would want to camouflage a tree well so that it can be used as an observation post and no one would know.

I have never seen a war-torn area with much damage. Including burned trees, the idea is to create something that looks like one of those dead trees but can hide a scout inside camouflage gear that would cut down a real tree and then replace it with a replica that was often placed in areas exposed. where there were no natural lookout points and it worked quite well, as long as a passing tank didn't decide to do a little target practice, the scout hidden inside this camouflage tree could send radio signals or signals that the The enemy was approaching long before they Two tanks arrived disguised as Tigers, when it comes to tanks they are painted to match the terrain they are deployed on with certain types of camouflage like desert sand or any of the other hundreds of combinations of colors and stripes to keep them disguised while doing their On the road to the enemy, one of the

most

interesting camouflage designs was when the US painted their American M-46 Patton tanks with tiger heads on the front.

Well, it's not actually camouflage, but the design was used to try to demoralize enemy forces during the time. Seeing the Chinese and Koreans view the tiger as a symbol of power if it actually worked is not well documented, but you can probably imagine how terrifying it would be to see a group of Patton M-46 tanks heading towards you with tiger heads painted on the front. which might be a little demoralizing, if not downright terrifying, to see coming at you psychedelic camouflage number three, one of the strangest types of camouflage tested in the 1940s on ships, it was called dazzle paint instead of that Boring steel gray paint found on most Navy ships these days, British warships were painted with a technique called dazzle or dazzle, it sounds very fancy but the paint had a very serious purpose.

It turns out that at that time warships lacked any kind of cloaking technology and no one had really thought of it. a way to successfully camouflage a ship at sea. The interesting thing is that the paint did not hide the ships but rather turned them into a visually confusing target. The paint jobs were black and white lines and shapes that varied in direction or location. on the ship and with the contrast it was difficult for the enemy to estimate the type of ship its speed the size and even its direction the interesting thing is that some of these patterns are still painted on the ships from time to time shadow shield number four here is something really cool that has a lot of uses and works surprisingly well it's basically a camouflage shelter that allows hunters to get close enough to their targets to fire off shots it can hide you much like the Predators' cloaking device sounds cool and high tech , but It's just a simple and brilliant idea.

The shadow shield is a reflective folding wall that has a small slit where you can place the barrel of a gun. You can't see your own reflection in it because it is tilted slightly forward if you are using this to hide. In the forest or in the forest, no one would know that you are there alone until you get close enough. You can see that it is a mirror and by then you would realize that there was a gun barrel pointed at your head. They are almost certainly soldiers, not just hunters. they are using this: number five, fake army, fake soldiers, fake American tanks, fake Japanese planes, fake soldiers when it comes to war, the more soldiers and stuff you have, the better your chances of defeating an opposing enemy;

However, not all armies can be formed so quickly. people just didn't exist, if you don't have an army then just create one and that was the idea during World War I, real engineers made fictitious soldiers out of paper mache and then painted these fictitious military men to look real, but that one didn't exist. It's the only thing on the battlefield that wasn't real: the British also created dummy inflatable tanks that looked quite similar to the real ones, but the Americans also liked the decoy game; between 1944 and 1945 they organized more than 20 deceptions on the battlefield. He recruited more than a thousand men from art schools and advertising agencies to form the special troops of the 23rd headquarters or the ghost army in which his job was to create decoys and replicas to deceive the enemy and they were successful.

The Japanese were also making these camouflage dolls. On Okinawa, workers built fake straw airplanes that stood on the edges of airfields near the town of Kadena. They looked so much like the real thing from the air that American fighter pilots fired machine gun bursts at them, thus wasting their ammunition on dummy targets. ship camouflage number six: is it a ship or an island? Here's a brilliant idea when it comes to camouflaging a boat. Forget the pain. Why not make the ship look like an island when the Dutch East Indies fell to the Japanese in 1941? Allied ships. in the area were ordered to flee to Australia, most of the Dutch ships were sunk or destroyed, except one, the hnlms abraham Princeton, whose captain disguised the ship with trees, plants, vines and anything else the crew could get their hands on. that the ship looked something like this. floating island may seem crazy and chances are no one thought they would get away with it.

Their islands do not normally float around the ocean, however the crew was successful and the Abraham Princeton was the last Allied ship to escape the Dutch. The East Indies number seven stealth and quantum invisibility cloak camouflage is a big deal in the military, it can mean the difference between winning battles by keeping soldiers unharmed or being seen and defeated by the enemy, but camouflage can only go as far as to a certain extent when it comes to hiding a soldier. Wouldn't it be really cool if you could make your soldiers completely invisible, while that technology seems a little on the sci-fi side?

It's actually being developed and called Plumpton Stealth, which works by bending light around an object, even hiding the soldier's shadow. If a soldier walked into a room full of people wearing this, no one would know he was there as long as he was silent, the science is in the special fabric and it doesn't need a power source, it's pretty crazy and we start staring at people. showing it almost seems unreal that this technology exists if this kind of thing fell into the wrong hands for a lot of purposes and even stealing somewhere without being seen number eight shark repellent wetsuits nobody wants to be eaten by a shark and it's because That's why the company Shark Mitigation Systems created a wetsuit that can be worn by surfers or divers and that camouflages anyone wearing it from sharks.

The suits are designed with special patterns and colors that allow the wearer to blend into the ocean. Most wetsuits are made entirely of black. material that looks like a shark's favorite food, the seal, and many surfers are mistaken for seals and attacked every year. Now there's no reason to worry if you're wearing one of these and as long as you have the $500 the suit costs, that's a small amount. The price to pay to prevent a shark from eating your Minecraft camouflage number nine was September 3, 2015 and China was celebrating its 70th anniversary of the end of World War II and, as usual, the country displayed its military equipment With hundreds of combat vehicles and about 12,000 soldiers marched through Tiananmen Square in Beijing, but the interesting thing was that there were too many eyes.

There was a big strange surprise: it seems that China is now using dramatic digital camouflage patterns. The military vehicles were covered in pixelated squares, some in shades of green and khaki. others in extravagant schemes of blue, white and black, the chunky patterns closely resembling the blocky textures of everyone's favorite computer game, Minecraft. The interesting thing is that this camouflage works and was developed over 40 years ago, but it is not known why no one else is using it. If the number 10 chameleon camouflage in the army is so good, the latest trend in camouflage comes from a Russian company called ruse electronics, which is a material that is capable of changing color and simulating complex images such as foliage, the special material basically can change and look exactly like its surroundings.

Like a chameleon, the material actually displays an image using polymers that change color under electrical pulses. It is now used to protect guided missile bases and can also be used to protect tanks and other military equipment, but that is not all. Russia also has a soldier. camouflage system that is electronically controlled so that nowhere the soldier is the suit completely blends into the soldier's surroundings the Russian company that designed it rose tech has designed a military helmet using the same technology the idea is to create something to keep safe to a sniper Since they have to expose their head when shooting, it turns out that this cool stealth system can also be used on tanks and other armored fighting vehicles.

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