[tonyosborne]

The link below shows a collection of images including various types of aircraft in the service of the Luftwaffe during World War applied with camouflage to operate mainly in Theatre of Operations of the North Africa. Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful camouflage schemes already created. Do you agree with me? Visit the link below and see for yourself.


http://aviacaoemfloripa.blogspot.com.br/2011/01/camuflagens-de-deserto-da-luftwaffe.html


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[wiz1997]

That leopard spotted one blends in very well.

 

[MtStream]

That leopard spotted one blends in very well.

Agree, until it flew over water :-D

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[wiz1997]

Agree, until it flew over water :-D

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Not much water in the deserts of North Africa.

 

[XXIV Corps]

I liked the Luftwaffe leopard spotted camouflage pattern best for the deserts of Northern Africa.

DI5

 

[PhantomF4E]

Could you imagined yourself there? Preparing for a mission. Can you imagine yourself a Stuka pilot, your aircraft is practically obsolete and up against Spitfires and Hurricanes. But yet you flew your missions. To just mind blowing

 

[Tommo]

The Germans had the best looking camo patterns in WWII.

 

[raul briones]

The Germans had the best looking camo patterns in WWII.

Didn't help them one bit THEY LOST GI2 DI5

 

[sormi]

Talking about no water. I had a teacher who fought in North Africa. He said it was so hot they would check their truck batteries every couple of days. If they were low on water they would use urine to fill them back up. It's purer than distilled water and they did not have to waste any drinking water.