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Old July 20th 04, 08:18 PM
John Newell
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Disruptiove camo works in odd ways sometimes. In World War 2 they did try
covering the leading edges of Catalina wings with spotlights, which were lit
(By photo cell) to the same intensity as the background sky. Worked a trreat
as well...Voila! 60 year oold stealth!

regards,

John


"Bonehammer" wrote in message
om...
...as those applied to the Backfire and Fencer? I know of
anti-radiation white applied to the underside of nuclear bombers, but
the reason of white leading edges on the Su-24 escaps me - seems
'anti'camouflage. Perhaps it helps in disguising the shape of the
'incoming' from visible/IR sensors on the ground? Thanks in advance
for any explanation.

TIA
Bonehammer