WW2 Personal Camouflage Hints On The Use Of Ground Cover Pamphlet

For sale is a WW2 Personal Camouflage Hints On The Use Of Ground Cover Pamphlet.

  This little pamphlet states with 8 rules along with practice makes perfect;    1. Take the enemy by surprise.   2. Study these pictures and then practice how to place yourself and your equipment so that you will not be seen.   3. Try to imagine how you will look to the enemy.   4. Beware of your shadow and your shine.   5. Think before you move and don't make unnecessary movements.   6. Between moves keep still.   7. Kill your enemy before he has a chance to kill you   This pamphlet has 28 pages in full of diagrams, illustrations and photographs on personal camouflage with some added humour In.    The back of the pamphlet reads “Private Robinson of Dover scanned the use of natural cover, perhaps he reckoned he was brave. Here is a picture of if his grave. Said private jones who comes from Margate. Why make yourself an easy target. Use the ground and use your head. And kill the blinkin hun instead. Moral be a good shot and a bad target.”   This is in good condition.    These will be sent via royal mail 1st class signed for and dispatched within two working days.