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Summary
Camouflage Techniques on the Western Front, 1914-1918
Making camouflage netting at Basseux, 16 June 1918.
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camouflage nettings
ministry of information first world war official collection
uk government artistic works
world war i photographs by john warwick brooke
world war i camouflage
great britain
wwi
british troops
world war i
Date
16/06/1918
Source
Imperial War Museums
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain