The crafts of confusion

Article Abstract:

The use of deception to confuse the enemy is a tactic that has been proven since time immemorial. Deceptive devices, such as webbings, color-based camouflage and thermal and radar-reflective screens, all work with the aim of concealing the actual presence of war materiel or personnel in the vicinity of the conflict. Decoys, on the other hand, are aimed at luring the enemy into a position away from the actual conflict and expending valuable resources along the way.

Camouflage, Other Apparel Accessories and Other Apparel Manufacturing, Camouflage (Clothing)

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Exponential mobile bridging technology

Article Abstract:

Mobile bridging is an aspect of military warfare that has gone through a number of evolutionary changes. The need for speed in bridge building in the conduct of modern wars has led to the creation of bridging systems that can be erected within minutes. The premium on trained military personnel, particularly engineers, has contributed to the automation that are built into most bridge building systems.

Other Ordnance and Accessories Manufacturing, Pontoon & Assault Bridges, Military bridges

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