New Deceptive Camouflage In Ukraine Invasion: What You Need To Know
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The Russian Navy has started to apply an unusual form of camouflage to hide its most powerful warships in the Black Sea. Unscripted and unedited video, just...

As someone interested in military history, the reintroduction of naval camouflage is a very notable development.

Analysis provided by HI Sutton, a prolific OSINT analyst.

  • anachronist
    1·
    1 year ago

    Razzle dazzle probably didn’t work in WWI and was totally ineffective by the time radar showed up in WWII. This kinda seems like the naval version of a cope cage to me.

    • anji@lemmy.anji.nlOP
      2·
      1 year ago

      That’s addressed in the video. This is more likely aimed at disrupting target identification from low quality photo/video like drones or wide angle satellites.

      • anachronist
        1·
        1 year ago

        So they’re trying to camouflage against the milbloggers? Ukraine isn’t using google maps for their targeting decisions.

        Might it confuse a drone driver a little? Perhaps. To be honest those cope cages maybe could have defeated a loitering munition that might otherwise have attacked an opened hatch. I suspect the benefit is going to be extremely marginal though.