Jeff Franks wrote:
I read where they did a study that the best camo against the sky (opposite
of your question) was a powder pink. Course, the military opted for the
second best, gray.
I tend to doubt that. The U.S. military did not hesitate to fly pink aircraft out
of North Africa in WW II. The color worked well against the sand of Tunisia; not
so well against the skies of Italy and Rumania.
I don't know that an F-15 fully armed and painted pink instills much fear.
Well, if you aren't scared of it and need to be, you die. Doesn't matter what
color it is.
George Patterson
Battle, n; A method of untying with the teeth a political knot that would
not yield to the tongue.
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