In 1944 and 1945, the U.S. Army’s 23rd Headquarters Special Troops used inflatable tanks, sound effects, false radio traffic, ...
A WWII 'Ghost Army' used inflatable tanks and sound to fool Nazis, with a Woonsocket inventor creating the decoys.
Members of the super-secret Ghost Army were masters of illusion, tricking German troops during the vicious fighting that followed D-Day during World War II. They were artists, designers, actors. And ...
Inflatable copies of military equipment aren’t usually what visitors expect to see when walking through Fort Wayne Museum of Art, but the large pieces help illustrate the work of artistic soldiers ...
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