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Experimental camouflage on the fuselage of a Sopwith camel, developed during the First World War to disguise the aircraft's direction of flight. London who can be seen behind

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Men of the East Yorkshire Regiment crossing newly won ground at Frezenburg in 1917 during the Third Battle of Ypres

L2673 ‘KU-C’

Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur W Tedder

The Prime Minister Winston Churchill inspects the 1st American Squadron of the Home Guard on Horse Guards Parade

Experimental camouflage on the fuselage of a Sopwith camel, developed during the First World War to disguise the aircraft's direction of flight. London who can be seen behindExperimental camouflage on the fuselage of a Sopwith camel, developed during the First World War to disguise the aircraft's direction of flight.

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