An imitation, inflatable helicopter and fake portable fuel tanks used by the US Army to trick Iraqi intelligence in 1990
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"Ghost Armies" is what they're essentially called. Dope as fuck
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That was technically the terminology used for it in WWII, but same thing
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If Trump did this today fake news would claim it was proof our military equipment is broken
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"Trump accidentally uses balloons to project power instead of real weapons, showing he has lost his mind"
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Even our fake military equipment is more advanced than the rest of the world đŸ˜‚
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We used to leave fake equipment out. Then Biden left real equipment out to confuse the enemy. Great thinking Biden!
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"Here's the idea, let's just give all our weapons directly to the Taliban"
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