Army laboratory trials to test camouflage paints

Contenuto

Titolo
Army laboratory trials to test camouflage paints
Oggetto
en
en
Article Title and/or Image Caption
Title: Invisibility unlimited
Subtitle: Army laboratory tests show how well camouflage paints will work in actual combat
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A SERIES of rigid laboratory “trials”
that test camouflage paints under con-
ditions simulating those that they will en-
counter in actual usage have been developed
by Army engineers at Fort Belvoir, Va.
Prime requisites in the paints that will be
used to hide military equipment from the
enemy on every front from Alaska to the
Aleutians are: durability, hiding power, re-
sistance to fire, and the ability to retain their
hues under extremes of heat and moisture.
Shown are some of the ingenious methods by
which paints are tested for these qualities.
Lingua
eng
Copertura temporale
World War II
Data di rilascio
1944-03
pagine
94
Diritti
Public Domain (Google digitized)
Sorgente
Google Books
Archived by
Lorenzo Chinellato
Marco Bortolami (editor)
Copertura territoriale
United States of America
Fort Belvoir