|
I got this bizarre Yahoo blurb on 10/20/09. They had no explanation of why it was in their 'news' photo list. A comment on the number of people killed by German submarines would have been insightful. |
|
|
![]() A July 29, 1918 photo, shows the SS Everglades World War I cargo ship as it is launched from the Oscar Daniels Shipyard, in Tampa, Fla. The vessel is painted is a style of camouflage called Dazzle, an irregular pattern of graphic design that has been compared to Pop-art. The camouflage was meant to trick German U-boat commanders as to the size, position, and shape of the ship, making is harder to attack. (AP Photo/Rhode Island School of Design) 10/20/09 |