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Dazzle Ships
Dazzle Ships: World War I and the Art of Confusion | Chris Barton
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Behold some of the most mesmerizing patterns you'll ever see! Dazzle ships were the brainchild of World War I Royal Navy commander Norman Wilkinson. His eye-catching designs for British and American ships made it difficult for the German torpedoes to determine the ship's speed and direction. Vivid illustrations bring to life the little-known history of an improbable idea that produced something utterly dazzling.
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Abe
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Great read about possible camouflage during ww1?

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Abe
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Good history book about camouflage from ww1

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GatheringBooks
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#MagnificentMarch Day 4: Now this book is #AboutASoldier A Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve lieutenant commander named Norman Wilkinson who came up with a bold and creative suggestion to address the seemingly-insurmountable problem of submarine attacks by Germany during the war. My review of this gorgeously illustrated nonfiction title here: https://wp.me/pDlzr-iHk

OriginalCyn620 Nice artwork! 5y
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Abe
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Great children‘s book about camouflage used during ww1

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Abe
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Great book about camouflage used during world war 2!

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MarriedtoMrT
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Worth picking up for the art alone! I found the narrative just so-so. Interesting facts about WW1 ships but it wasn‘t a repeat read for us. But, again, the art! 😍

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Amie
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Childrens nonfiction picture book. I loved the artwork. I had no idea that ships were painted like this during WWI.

Jaimelire I saw a do documentary about this, it was interesting. 7y
Amie @Jaimelire that's sounds interesting. Do you remember the name of the documentary? 7y
MayJasper I recall that it was something to do with making them more difficult to detect. 7y
Jaimelire @amie unfortunately, I do t recall the name ☹️ 7y
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